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Ends 8.15.
Chuck Finn
A billionaire and his son board the boat. Continues on Thursday at 7am
7.25 The Charlie Brown and Snoopy
Show Woodstock is birdnapped by a cat.
7.45 Blue Peter
The team get ready for the Queen's Golden Jubilee.
Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1
Ends 10.50.
Binka
Double bill. Binka helps Mrs Dawson bake a cake, then is kept awake by mysterious noises. Repeated at 1pm
8.25 The Story Makers
Jelly makes an unusual find - is it really an eye on a stick?
8.40 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Cleo becomes a bore.
9.00 Teletubbies
The Tubbies watch a boy and his llama.
BBC Teletubbies magazine: £1.35. New issue on sale 23 May
9.50 Playdays
A donkey pretends to be a cow.
BBC Playdays magazine: £1.35
10.10 Tweenies
Jake pretends to be a giraffe, then the gang make an art gallery.
BBC Tweenies magazine: price £1.40
(Repeats are not indicated)
10.50 Landmarks (ages 9-11): Postcards: Rivers and Water
11.10 English Express (ages 9-11): Soaps: A Writer's Guide: Part 1
11.30 Music Makers (ages 9-11): Infinity Diner: Beat and Rhythm
11.50 Zig Zag Shorts (ages 7-9): France: The Camargue
12.00 Shakespeare: the Animated Tales (ages 9-13): Twelfth Night
Learning about music. Tricky D broadcasts his trillennium party live to the universe. Alasdair Malloy introduces the concept of pulse and rhythm.
Financial roundup.
Ends 1.15.
Binka
Shown at 8.15am
1.10 Pingu
A game of snowballs gets out of hand
Devilfish. Giant octopuses, tracked down in the north
Pacific by film-maker Victoria Stone. Narrated by David Attenborough.
Live from Goodwood as a bicentennial meeting begins with races at 2.00 and 2.30. Introduced by Clare Balding and Willie Carson. Commentary comes from Jim McGrath , Jimmy Lindley and Ray Cochrane , Angus Loughran analyses the betting, and Jonathan Powell has course reports. Continues at 3.30pm. Producer Gerry Morrison
Zeinab Badawi covers events in Parliament.
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From Goodwood, with races at
3.40 and 4.15. Coverage continues tomorrow at 1.45pm
Culinary challenge. CEEFAX: recipes on page
Elimination quiz.
Miracle on Evergreen Terrace. When Bart claims that the family's presents were stolen, the people of Springfield demonstrate the true spirit of Christmas.
Performances from the archive include Jesus Jones , Dollar, Sandie Shaw , Whistle, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Joe Tex and the Heavy Metal Kids. Plus a chance to view a Gary Numan video that has been gathering dust for the past 20 years. With the voice of Steve Wright.
Producer Mark Hagen More tomorrow at 6.20pm
Workforce (parti). Janeway and the crew find themselves integrated into a gigantic industrial workforce, leaving
Chakotay, Harry Kim and Neelix stranded. Star Trek: the Next Generation is tomorrow at 6.45pm
Kate Humble and a team of five scientists - Jonathan Hare, Ellen McCallie, Kathy Sykes, Mike Bullivant and Mike Leahy - try to build a transmitter and radio, a portable clock and a kite on a tropical island in just three days, using only rudimentary tools.
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Penultimate episode of the series studingthe effects of incarceration and the dynamics of power and rebellion. Rebellion. The guards' anxiety mounts as abuse by the prisoners escalates, culminating in a revolt by three inmates that finally brings the wardens to their knees.
Contains strong language. Concludes tomorrow at 9pm.
Producer Kuldip Dhadda ; Executive producer Nick Mirsky
Tory Boy makes his presence felt, while slobbish Wayne and Waynetta chance their luck on the lottery, the Toddlers get up to mischief, and Kevin the Teenager finds his pal Perry much changed on his return from Manchester. With Harry Enfield, Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke.
Director Dominic Brigstocke ; Producer Sophie Clarke-Jervoise
Comedy series starring Harry Enfield, Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke. Wayne and Waynetta Slob have won the lottery, but can money really make that much difference? Also featuring Tory Boy.
Analysis of today's major news stories, presented by Jeremy Paxman.
With Lonely Planet offering a once-in-a-lifetime job as a travel writer, three would-be contributors travel to Jordan, South Africa and Louisiana with three days to research and write a sample chapter. Who will fulfil the brief to the satisfaction ofthejudges and win the position on offer?
Director Southan Morris ; Executive producer David Young
A keyboard piece from JS Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier.
Presented by Andrew Neil.
Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Behind a Mask - a look at six women writers. 7147358 1.20 Ever Wondered? -artists and their gardens.1763174 1.30 The Founding of the Royal Society -the 17th-century origin of the society.
Secondary Schools 2.00 Special Needs - Go For It Choices Coping with everyday challenges.
Languages 4.00 Get By in French (part 2)
Working In Travel and Tourism 5.00 Building a Business Open University 6.00 Wayang Golek - Puppeteers of West Java 17071 6.30 Open Advice - the Three Degrees
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