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The Chipmunks Go to the Movies
Alvin turns Robocop.
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7.25 Roswell Conspiracies
The aliens unite to battle against the Shadoen.
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7.45 UBOS
Zarlak captures the book-binding gnomes.
(Shown yesterday at 4.10pm on BBC1)
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8.10 Bill and Ben
The flowerpot men try to find out what upset Scamper.
(Repeated at 1pm)
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8.20 Little Bear
Fun with the curious bear and his pals.
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8.45 Sheeep
Will the wolves help Gogol to be a star?
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9.00 Tweenies
Milo tries to act cool, then Bella breaks her beautiful bracelet.
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BBC CD-ROM: Ready to Play, for PC and Playstation, price £19.99

9.40 Playdays
Poppy and pals have a picnic indoors.
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10.00 Teletubbies
A crown appears in Teletubbyland and the pals try not to spill their custard.
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10.50 Storytime: Sari Games (ages 4-5)
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11.05 Numbertime: Number 15 (ages 4-6)
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11.20 Writing and Pictures: The Knave (ages 6-7)
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11.35 Hands Up: Peter and the Wolf (ages 7-9)
with sign language.
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11.50 See You, See Me: The Picts (ages 7-9)
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12.10 Around Scotland: The Year of the Prince: Battles (ages 10-12)
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Grant Stott and Joanne Davy discover the Picts through looking at historical and archeological evidence. They investigate their name, culture, homelife and troublesome neighbours. Show more

The nine-banded armadillo is one of the most successful animal invaders. David Attenborough narrates a look at the state mascot of Texas that has mating tricks unequalled in the animal kingdom.
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More flowerpot fun.
(Shown at 8.10am)
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Highlights from the home makeover show.
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Business news.

More ideas for vacation destinations. (S)

Live coverage of three starts from the Ascot Festival of Racing, the 2.35, 3.10 and 3.45. Presented by Clare Balding and Willie Carson.
Commentary by Jim McGrath, Jimmy Lindley and Graham Rock, with reports from Jonathan Powell and betting news from Angus Loughran.
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John Stapleton joins Dermot Cavanagh in the grounds of Ashford Castle, the setting for The Quiet Man.
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The against-the-clock culinary contest, presented by Ainsley Harriott.
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The ruthless quiz hosted by Anne Robinson.
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6.00 Lisa the Iconoclast
Lisa uncovers the dark truth about the founding father of the town.
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6.20 Homer the Smithers
When Smithers takes a holiday, he chooses Homer as his replacement.
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Another two teams of warriors compete in the martial arts show from the creators of Robot Wars. The games include the Rings of Steel, Lightning Strikes and Staff Combat. Presented by Gail Porter and Trey Farley.
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The second of a six-part series following garden designer Dan Pearson on his most ambitious project - a year-long transformation of Home Farm in Northamptonshire.

November: as the hole for the pond is dug, the yew hedge is sculpted and, in Tom's wood, a path is marked out to connect the whole garden.
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BBC Book: The Garden by Dan Pearson. hardback, price £20

A rerun of the six-part series in which Chris Beardshaw visits Britain's inspirational gardens.

In tonight's second programme, Beardshaw's helicopter lands in Kent, where he finds out why winegrowers are so keen on fishnet tights. He also meets a Whitstable couple trying to feed a family of five from their own produce.
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Highlights from the opening day of the Ryder Cup at the Belfry. World number one Tiger Woods and Open champion David Duval are on the American team, but to the Europeans will be encouraged by the venue, which was the scene of their comprehensive victory in 1985. Eight points are at stake in today's foursome and four-ball matches. Hosted by Steve Rider, with commentary by Peter Alliss, Ken Brown and Alex Hay, Dougie Donnelly and Julian Tutt.
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Sport: page 12

Analysis of the news, with Jeremy Vine.
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Germaine Greer and Ekow Eshun join Mark Lawson to discuss the week's cultural highlights.
(Rptd next Monday on BBC Knowledge)
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Shown yesterday at 6.45pm (S)

Political drama.
When senator Joe Tynan learns that a Supreme Court nominee he's been asked to support is a racist, he is encouraged to voice his disapproval by a delegation from Louisiana, which includes the beautiful Karen Traynor.
Review page 65.
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