More animated fun in the Land of Roo.
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The playbus takes a break at the Why Bird Stop.
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Car capers.
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The puppies help a boy and his father save ancient treasure.
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Game show with the Chuckle Brothers.
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Animated adventures of the maligned mutants.
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Weekday studio debate, hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk.
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Two builders receive a style makeover.
With Caryn Franklin.
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Simon Biagi and the team give a Bristol flat a makeover.
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Mark Curry takes his design team to Alexandra Palace, London.
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and Regional News
Drama starring Ann Todd
Madeleine Smith 's secret romance with Frenchman Emile I'Angelier comes to a shattering end when Emile is poisoned and the finger of suspicion points at her. Director David Lean (1949) Postponed from 1 July Black and white # See Films: pp 48-54
Author Douglas Adams reveals the moment that changed his life.
Chef Brian Turner joins Chris Kelly and two teams on the cookery quiz show.
(First shown on ITV) (Subtitled)
Advice from Aberdeen, with work on the pond and a visit to the Gordon Highlanders Museum.
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From Oxfordshire, Jilly Goolden presents the show that tests contestants' knowledge of antiques.
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and Regional News
and Regional News
In a discussion on ageing, guests talk about their enjoyment of activities usually associated with younger people.
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Delia Smith suggests novel ideas for barbecues.
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Book/Video: Delia's Summer Collection is available as a book at £14.99 or video at £16.99
Stefan Buczacki visits Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Two lurchers arrive, and there's a look at feeding time.
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6.00 Men's 110m hurdles first round
6.15 Women's discus final
6.25 Men's high-jump final
6.30 Women's 400m hurdles semi-finals
7.00 Women's 400m second round
7.05 Women's long-jump final
7.30 Men's 400m second round
8.10 Men's 3,000m steeplechase final
8.35 Men's 110m hurdles second round
Sue Barker introduces more athletics action from Seville.
World-record holder Colin Jackson, one of Britain's best medal hopes, sets off on what he hopes will be a successful quest for gold with the opening round of the 110m hurdles.
Meanwhile, high jumper Steve Smith, another Briton capable of securing a podium place, will be aiming to wipe out memories of an injury that endangered his career last summer. The Olympic bronze medallist from Liverpool has threatened to better his own national record this year and will need to maintain that form to take gold in Spain.
Other athletes in action this evening include Marion Jones in the final of the women's long jump and Kenya's Bernard Barmasai, world-record holder and overwhelming favourite for the men's 3,000m steeplechase. Commentary comes from David Coleman, Steve Cram, Paul Dickenson, Brendan Foster and Stuart Storey. With reports from Christina Boxer.
Calling themselves the Rock People of Palawan, the Taw Batu tribe escape the annual monsoon on their Philippine island by migrating to an extraordinary world of labyrinths and chasms in the mountains.
Tulibak, the argumentative and fiercely traditional son of the former headman of the tribe, left two years ago with his family and headed for the lowlands. On his return, Tulibak is perturbed to find the changes that have occurred in his absence.
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Further coverage from Seville, introduced by Sue Barker.
Britain's Paula Radcliffe begins her pursuit of gold in the women's 10,000m. Radcliffe faded to a disappointing fifth place in the final of last year's European championships, but choose to skip this year's national championships in a bid to perfect her preparations for Seville. The sacrifice appears to have paid off, with Radcliffe recording some of the fastest times in the world this year.
Ireland's Sonia O'Sullivan may be missing, but Radcliffe still faces strong competition from the likes of Portugal's talented Fernanda Ribeiro and the Kenyan duo of Alice Timbilil and Leah Malot.
News and analysis of the day's main stories, presented by Gordon Brewer. Including at 11.00 News headlines.
Then Video Nation Shorts
Series of short pieces to camera by members of the public about issues that concern them.
US comedy, showing three times this week, starring Brett Butler
Grace and DC are pitted against the federal government.
(Cast on Wednesday)
Followed by Weatherview
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Open University
12.30 Words and Music
How opera is developed from a score.
(Subtitled)
1.00 The Next Five Minutes: Literature and History
Writers and the issue of nuclear weapons.
1.30 The Copulation Explosion
The pill's effect on US sexual behaviour in the sixties.
The Greats
2.00 Champions of Nature
Wildlife presenters.
Languages
4.00 Get By in Portuguese
Business and Training
5.00 Skills for Work: Channel Hopping Compilation
Open University
5.45 Richard II: Character of a King
6.10 Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Retreat to Romanticism
6.35-7.00am Greenberg on Art Criticism
