Ends 9.00.

Playdays
Zoe, Willy and the children take a trip on the river ferry-boat to the park.
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7.20 Moomin
More adventures in Moomin Valley with the gentle family and their friends.
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7.45 Blue Peter
Children's magazine.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)
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8.10 Monster Rancher
Genki learns that Holly has a magic stone that shows exactly where the mystery disc is hidden.
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8.35 Animorphs
Frightened but curious, the friends experiment with Elfangor's gift.
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Today's venue is Sussex, as two more teams scour antiques shops and fairs for bargains and collectables. (R) (S)

A highlight from the last series of topical studio debates, with Robert Kilroy-Silk.
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Audience: for details on how to join, ring [number removed] (national rate)

Followed by News; Weather
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The team of designers and DIY experts give another jaded house a makeover. (R) (S)

A Second World War bunker is transformed into a playroom for a four-year-old.
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A new teacher, Nat Delaine, and his son Lee start at Hartley Heights. Nikki is becoming tired of Kurt.
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Three viewers are give lessons in how to apply make-up professionally. (R) (S)

Weekday roundup of business and financial news.

A look at the landscape and inhabitants of Fiji, where people believe their ancestors came from an island that lay beyond the setting sun.
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Biographical drama starring Diane Keaton. On 2 July
1937, radio contact was lost between Amelia Earhart and her ground control somewhere over the Pacific Ocean. Neither the celebrated pioneering pilot nor her navigator, Fred Noonan , were ever seen again. Review page 54.
Director Yves Simoneau (1994. PG)
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Esther Rantzen leads another debate, with special guests in the studio.
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Culinary contest presided over by Ainsley Harriott.
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Anne Robinson plays the ruthless host in another edition of the general-knowledge quiz.
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Lieutenant Reg Barclay becomes obsessed by his project to contact Voyager.
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The US time-travel series starring Jonathan LaPaglia.
As Time Goes By. Parker and Ramsay become suspicious of a man claiming to be from Olga's past. (S) (W)

Every year, thousands flock to Bombay with one goal - to make it big in the Bollywood film industry. The third in this eight-part series follows two young British Asians - Jaswinder Pandher from Middlesex and Pratiksha Patel from West Sussex - on their quest for movie success.
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In the third of a seven-part rerun, chef Rick Stein is in South Wales, where he discovers the delights of pilchards, bream, the strange ormer, and cockles with laverbread.
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The third instalment of the eight-part culinary series finds Antony Worrall Thompson helping school dinner lady Kim Newman from Surrey to prepare shallot tartetatin, scallops with prawns and asparagus wrapped in pancetta followed by Italian carrot and almond cake with oranges in caramel.
Executive producer Nick Vaughan-Barratt ; Series producer Nichola Hegarty
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The third in this new eight-part series focuses on Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson, who scooped a world record and gold medal at the Seoul Olympics in 1988. Then, after just two days, Johnson tested positive for steroids, was stripped of his medal and left Seoul in disgrace. Reputations charts his rapid rise and sudden fall.
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The sixth often short films observing the private dramas played out at the same table of a London restaurant.
Opera Lovers. An international opera star invites his London-based girlfriend to join his harem of "part-time wives" around the world. Starring Sophie Okonedo ,
Stanley Townsend and Peter Hamilton Dyer. Contains strong language. Written by Paul Higgins ; Producers Chris Clough and Jake Lushington
Director Roxana Silbert More tomorrow at 9.50pm (S) (W)

A chance to see a 1972 episode of the wartime comedy.

Platoon members try to look as young as possible to avoid being drafted into the ARP.
Written by David Croft and Jimmy Perry (R) (S)

The day's news stories, with Jeremy Vine.
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Following multi-millionaire Luke Johnson, chairman of one of Britain's leading restaurant groups, as he joins his waiting staff to serve customers at the frontline of his mussels-and-chips emporium Belgo Central.
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Followed by 48 Preludes and Fugues
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Al is suspected of writing a hot new book, so the staff try to uncover the truth.
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Open University
12.30 The Programmers
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1.00 Building by Numbers
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1.30 Noise Annoys
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Parenting
2.00 The Pocket Guide to Parenting Plus: Part 3
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Languages
4.00 Italy Inside Out - Milan and Rome

Working In Hospitality
5.00 Customer Care and Teamwork
Including how to work effectively as part of a team.

Open University
6.00 Energy from Waste
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6.30 Spanning Materials
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