Ends 10.50.
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The Magical Adventures of Quasimodo
Animation set in 15th-century Paris.
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7.25 Casper
Animated frolics with the friendly spook.
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7.45 Blue Peter
Liz Barker is in the garden for an autumn clear up.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)
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Website: [web address removed]

8.10 Binka
Animated double bill. Binka causes chaos at the supermarket and then chases his friend Tango.
(Repeated at 1pm)
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8.20 Fireman Sam
Penny becomes anxious when Sarah and James don't arrive for tea.
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8.30 Noddy in Toyland
Everyone seems to be arguing. How will they ever make up?
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9.00 Tweenies
Max films a typical Tweenies day, and helps out at a school show.
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BBC Tweenies Magazine: £1.25 monthly. December issue on sale 22 November

9.40 Playdays
Differences between young and old people.
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10.00 Teletubbies
The friends watch children crawling, then the dancing bear appears.
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BBC Teletubbies Magazine: published monthly, £1.35. New issue on sale now

(Repeats are not indicated)

10.50 Megamaths: Money - Up to 50p (ages 7-9)
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11.10 English Express: Language Knowledge - When I Nod, Hit It (ages 9-11)
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11.30 The Experimenter: It Runs in the Family (ages 7-9)
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11.50 Zig Zag: Snap Shots - Evacuation (ages 7-9)
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12.10 Zig Zag: Village, Town and City- Our Patch (ages 7-9)
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Financial news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.

Ends 1.15.

Binka
More fun with the fat cat.
(Shown at 8.10am)
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1.10 Pablo the Little Red Fox
Are foxes the world's best climbers? Pablo thinks so.
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Western. Wandering cowhand Jim Garry agrees to help out an old friend during a feud between ranchers, realising too late he's become embroiled in a scheme to cheat a wealthy cattleman.
Review page 59.
(1948, U) ***
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Update on events in Parliament, presented by Zeinab Badawi.
(Contact details Wednesday)
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Topical studio debate, hosted by Esther Rantzen.
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The against-the-clock culinary contest continues, presented by Ainsley Harriott.
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Elimination quiz, hosted by Anne Robinson.
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(Repeated at 12 midnight on BBC Choice)

Neelix turns storyteller in an attempt to keep the four Borg children's minds occupied during a shipwide crisis.
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The Enterprise passes through an energy cloud that causes bizarre events to occur on board.
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Followed by Viking Stories: Viking Competition
Lauren Hearse from Guernsey, winner of the Radio Times Vikings competition, tells the story of Rollo the Viking.
(Blood of the Vikings continues at 9pm)
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Rhodes prepares a selection of delicious savoury snacks and suppers, including sardines on toast, eggs benedict and smoked-haddock lasagne.
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Continuing the culinary series with celebrity chef Jamie Oliver.

While Jules is away for the weekend, Oliver feeds his male friends by conjuring up a curry extravaganza that features lemon pickle, coriander dip, a high-quality curry sauce, fish and chicken dishes and lemon rice.
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Curry in a hurry: page 27

Second in a new five-part series assessing the impact of the Vikings on Britain's history, presented by Julian Richards.

In AD 856, a massive fleet of Viking ships appeared off the coast of East Anglia, heralding a change in Viking tactics - from raiding to invasion. Richards charts the years of attempted conquest that followed.
(Repeated with sign language at 1.50am on BBC1)
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Phil Cornwell and John Sessions return to impersonate the celebrity inhabitants of suburbia in a new six-part series.

The residents take a nostalgic look back at the sixties.
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Third of a series in which top bosses return to the shop floor.

Peter Baker, MD of British Bakeries, swaps the boardroom for a week of putting crosses on hot-cross buns, scooping up litres of garlic butter with his hands, and chanting business mantras in his Newcastle bakery.
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Presented by Jeremy Vine.
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Twelve men and women in their twenties join Jeremy Vine on a three-day "hostile environments" course to get a sense of what being at war is like.
(More tomorrow at 11.20pm)
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Presented by Andrew Neil.

Repeats are not indicated.

Open University
12.30 Ever Wondered?
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1.00 Personal Passions: Pete Waterman
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1.15 Ever Wondered?
1.30 Open Advice: Staying on Course

Secondary Schools
2.00 Geography: World 2000
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Languages
4.00 Buongiorno Italia!: Parts 13-14
Beginners' Italian.
French on a Plate: Provence

Working for Local Government
5.00 Self-Improvement and Learning Skills
Ways to enhance performance.

Open University
6.00 Management in Chinese Cultures
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6.30 Eyewitness Memory
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