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6.10 A Migrant's Heart
6.35 Child Development: Babies' Minds
7.00 The Golden Thread
The human skull.
The current state of human evolution.
How Einstein failed to appreciate the basis of reality.
Ends 11.20.
UBOS
Cassy journeys alone to the centre of the earth. (R) (S)
8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Grandmother Sophie offers Eliza some valuable advice. (R) (S)
9.05 The Woody Woodpecker Show
Animated triple bill. (S)
9.25 The Cramp Twins
Lucien finds that swamp mud has quasi-magical qualities. (S)
9.40 The Mummy
After Alex's vision, the family go to Peru. (S)
10.00 Grange Hill
Omnibus edition.
Mrs Holmes loses control.
Shown last Tuesday and Thursday on BBC1 (S)
10.50 The Next Big Thing
Girl group Solestial shoot for the stars.
Shown last Friday BBC1 (S)
The Lighthouse Dwellers. Troy and Phones are placed in peril by a lighthouse.
The Departure. The second series concludes with Max tracking the killer.
A double bill of animation in which Treasure ponders just how small a little black dress should be and then negotiates a night of clubbing.
With Steve Rider and Sue Barker.
1.35 Winter Olympics
Coverage of the four-man bobsleigh, where hopes are high for British success. Paul Dickenson commentates.
Then Britain's short-track skaters take to the ice, with four-time Olympian Nicky Gooch having the best chance of a medal. Commentary: Tony Gubba.
2.45, 5.20 Rugby League: Widnes v Wakefield Trinity
Challenge Cup action with live fifth round coverage (kickoff 3pm) of Widnes, seven times the champions, facing Wakefield. Dave Woods commentates. The quarter-final draw is at 5.20pm.
4.50 Indoor Athletics
The European indoor season continues at Lievin in France, with Britain's athletes looking to impress ahead of next week's championships in Vienna, coverage of which starts on Friday at 7.05pm.
Natural-history strand. Ends 7pm.
Series producer Simon Nash Editor Fiona Pitcher [web address removed]
The Bear Whisperer: When cameraman Gavin Thurston goes in search of grizzly bears in Alaska, he entrusts his life to an unusual guide - Buck Wilde, a man who talks to bears.
In place of guns or "bear spray", behavioural expert Wilde uses nothing more than his voice and a black bin bag for protection. But will Wilde's methods allay the fears of Thurston, for whom this is a first encounter with bears?
Director Andrew Chastney The man who talks to grizzly bears: page 14
6.10 Natural World The Canine Conspiracy. This film explores new evidence suggesting that, rather than being "man's best friend", dogs are the world's most convincing and successful social parasites, able to manipulate domestic situations to meet their own needs. Have they exploited human's for thousands of years, and, if so, how could this have happened, and why is such a spectacular and successful invasion tolerated ? Narrated by Richard Briers. Producer Mark Flowers: Series editor Michael Gunton
The Ugly War: Children of Vengeance. Concluding the two-part report about how both the Israelis and Palestinians pursue the conflict in the Middle East on the ground. This film focuses on the nexus of "terrorist" street fighters in three West Bank towns as it sees how the Palestinians are waging their war of attrition against Israel through suicide bombings and shootings. Hidden in the concrete warren of the Jenin refugee camp is a bomb factory where the suicide belts and the explosives are made. Here, an engineer explains to reporter John Kampfner how it is often Israeli soldiers, desperate to support their drug habits, who are selling weapons to the Palestinians.
Director Dominic Allan; Executive producer Tom Roberts
Action from Salt Lake City as the last two gold medals of the Winter Olympics are decided. In ice hockey, there's the final of the men's event, in which defending champions the Czech Republic have swept all before them in international competition over the past four years.
Commentary is supplied by Bob Ballard and Tim Mouser.
Plus all the action from the women's 30km classical cross-country skiing competition. Introduced by Steve Cram and Sue Barker. Coverage of the closing ceremony can be seen at 2am on BBC1. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/winterolympics
This edition of the comedy music quiz features guests Lisa Scott-Lee from defunct Steps, music entrepreneur
Tony Wilson , presenter Kate Thomton , and comedian Ben Miller. Shown last Monday
Western. Near the Mexican border, Matt Fletcher enters a church, vowing to lead a new life breeding horses. But. when his beautiful Appaloosa horse is stolen by a sadistic bandit, Fletcher sets out to recover the animal, whatever the cost. Widescreen. Review page 52. Director Sidney J Furie (1966 PG) ***
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Exam Revision 2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Geography 2 Languages 4.00 Talk Italian (parts 1-4)
Working in Education 5.00 IT in the Classroom
Open University 6.00 Open Advice A Different Way of Learning 67187 6.30 Humanity and the Scaffold
