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Playdays
The friends have time to kill while waiting for a train - but how will they fill it?
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7.20 Smurfs' Adventures
More fun and frolics with the diminutive blue folk.
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7.45 Trading Places
Three hopeful gymnasts travel to Moscow to see if they have what it takes to reach the top, while for the Russian trio in England it's back to basics. With in-vision sign language.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)
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8.10 Monster Rancher
When their plane breaks down, Genki and his friends are forced to land in an area controlled by Pixie.
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8.35 Animorphs
The gang are offered the chance to ensure their own safety - by abandoning Earth to the Yeerks.
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David Dickinson puts two more teams to the test in this edition of the show from Derby.
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The last show of the week from the latest series of debates hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk.
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Followed by News; Weather
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A home in Market Harborough has a makeover courtesy of Anna Ryder Richardson and her DIY team.
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In Cardiff, designers Hilary Charlewood and Colin McAllister prepare two more properties for sale.
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11.30 Lee goads Kurt on his return to school and World Cup fever hits the Sharkpool.
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12.15 Jet gets a final warning. Sarah gets her skates on - with Jarret.
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Baz forgets to remove the poisonous acorns from the ponies' field. (R) (S)

The chef makes sweet-and-sour prawns and egg-fried rice.
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Historical epic. A Cossack leader clashes with his son as they struggle for control of 16th-century eastern Europe.
Widescreen.
Review page 55.
(1962, U) **
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The topical studio debate, with Esther Rantzen.
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Another edition of the culinary contest. (R) (S)

Ruthless elimination quiz, with Anne Robinson. (S)

6.00 Brother from Another Series
Bart fears the worst when Sideshow Bob is released from prison.
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6.20 My Sister, My Sitter
Much to his annoyance, Lisa is allowed to baby-sit Bart.
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Sue Barker and Steve Cram introduce highlights of last night's action and look ahead to tonight's events.
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The third in a six-part documentary series charting the national hunt season through the eyes of characters in County Kildare. Stable hand Alex is rushed to hospital, and a promising young horse has a nasty fall.
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Part three of the series in which Chris Beardshaw and Ali Ward guide neighbours from Leamington Spa through the challenge of creating new gardens for each other. This week tempers begin to fray as the work mounts.
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Christopher Lloyd uses his Great Dixter garden as his palette in the first of four films exploring the use of colour in the garden, while Joe Swift travels to Atherton botanical gardens club to meet amateur growers at their pinks and carnation show. Producer Colette Foster ; Executive producer Tony Laryea (S) (W) BBC BOOK: Colour for Adventurous Gardeners by Christopher Lloyd , L20 Be bold with your colours: Gay Search, page 20

A new five-part series on the the history of criminal detection.

DNA testing, invented by a British scientist 17 years ago, has revolutionised the work of the police. From its first successful application in a British case in 1987, to the hunt for an Italian serial killer, the programme charts the rise of this new technology.
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Website: [web address removed]
The machinery of justice: page 18

Butlers share some of the tricks of their trade.
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Analysis of today's news, with Kirsty Wark.
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Allison Pearson, John Carey and Ian Hislop join Kirsty Wark to discuss the highs and lows of the cultural week.
(Rptd next Monday on BBC Knowledge)
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An Arctic research team is wiped out.
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Continuing Lars von Trier's comedy horror series set in a high-tech hospital.

Professor Moesgaard rediscovers a passion for erotica. In Danish with English subtitles.
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Action drama set in the world of stock-car racing.

Elroy Jackson Jr enters and wins a local derby, but he soon discovers that it's tough at the top.
Review page 57.
(1973) ****
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Teach yourself... Jeff Bridges: page 57

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