Ends 9.00.

Playdays
Today, the children make some puppets out of paper.
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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 and his friends must help to save a beautiful village from the evil Haras.
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8.35 Animorphs
The quintet discover a secret weapon to use against the Yeerks - maple-flavoured oatmeal.
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Today, two teams attempt to sell antiques at a profit in Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire. With David Dickinson.
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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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Anna Ryder Richardson helps transform a home in Tile Hill, the West Midlands.
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The house-vending show visits Bromsgrove near Birmingham. With Michael Holmes.
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11.30 Draz finds out that Di has a secret love.
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12.15 Kurt learns that Bonnie can't read.
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Animated adventures. Scruffy goes missing. (R) (S)

Today's infallible recipes are stir-fried broccoli and Chinese chicken curry.
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The season of films starring James Mason continues with a romantic drama about a beautiful but loveless socialite who, intrigued by a yacht in the bay one night, swims out and introduces herself to the owner.
Review page 53.
(1951) ****
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(Odd Man Out is tomorrow at 1.25pm)

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Live coverage from Canada continues with the second day of the men's decathlon. At 4.05 there's the sprint hurdles and at 5.00 the discus. Meanwhile, the men's 200m gets under way with coverage of the first round at 4.45 and 5.45.
Plus highlights from last night's final of the men's triple jump, with Jonathan Edwards going for gold, and the women's 100m.
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Every year a large number of British Asian women are lured to Pakistan and forced into marriage. Last year the Foreign Office dealt with 79 such cases. This film tells the dramatic escape story of three young Asian sisters from Bolton whose parents coerced them into going to a remote region of Pakistan to be wed.
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In the fifth of a seven-part rerun, chef and seafood enthusiast Rick Stein is in Northern Ireland, which is renowned for its silver eels, edible seaweed, scrumptious langoustines and a remarkable land-locked herring called a pollan.
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BBC Book: Rick Stein's Seafood Lovers' Guide, in hardback, price £20

The fifth instalment of the eight-part culinary series finds fish king Rick Stein advising male model Simon Spalding , who lives by the sea at Brighton in the creation of a tricky menu of lobster with a pastis and olive oil dressing, followed by gurnard with a potato, garlic and saffron broth. Executive producer Nick Vaughan-Barratt ; Series producer Nichola Hegarty
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The fifth film in this eight-part series presents a profile of the controversial leader of the Moonies, the Rev Myung Moon. While claiming to be the new Messiah, he is accused of heading a ruthless cult that abducts and brainwashes teenagers. He runs an empire worth billions and to his friends he is a hero, a man of profound spirituality who strives to vanquish evil. To his detractors, however, he is a megalomaniac, a fraud who plans to dominate the world.
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An episode from the fifth series of the wartime comedy.

While taking part in a military exercise the platoon ends up in a barn which is intended to be the target for artillery practice.
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Analysis of today's major news stories at home and abroad, with Jeremy Vine.
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Last in the rerun of the late Douglas Adams's cult series.

The stolen black spaceship turns out to be a remote-controlled vessel which is programmed to crash into a sun at the culmination to a concert given by a rock band called Disaster Area.
For cast see Monday.
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Pearce decides to take part in the Conan O'Brien show in an effort to change his humourless image, but the attempts at comedy backfire. (S)

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Open University
12.30 The Spiral of Silence
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1.00 Open Advice: The Three Degrees
1.30 A New Sun Is Born: Part 1: The Coup
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Inside Islam
2.00 Living Islam: Part 2
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Languages
4.00 France Inside Out: Parts 2-3

Working In Hospitality
5.00 Customer Care and Teamwork

Open University
6.00 Paper
Recycling and efficient use of resources
6.30 Work and Energy
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