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Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
Michelangelo thinks his birthday has been forgotten.

7.20 Ocean Star - the Quest
11/13 Chaos ensues when Trent tries to hide the pearl box containing the Ocean Star.

7.50 Flint the Time Detective
The investigators travel back in time to Copenhagen.

8.10 Arthur
The aardvark tries to save the family car.

8.25 Newsround

Ends 10.35.

Tweenies
The friends learn about opera and plan a wonderful surprise for Judy.

8.50 Bob the Builder
Wendy holds a surprise party for her sister Jenny, who's coming to visit.
BOB THE BUILDER MAGAZINE: £1.50

9.00 The Shiny Show
Dogsby is the quizmaster and asks questions about telling the time.

9.20 Boo!
Boo and his friends meet some farm animals.

9.30 Teletubbies
The tubby custard machine isn't working.

10.00 Fimbles
Florrie finds a purse.
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10.20 El Nombre
Double bill. Pepita flies by balloon. Then, Santa Flamingo station wins a prize for the best in the country.

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Live coverage from the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown delivers his eighth budget. David Dimbleby gauges reaction from tax expert John Whiting, personal finance specialist Christine Ross and businessman and Millwall FC chairman Theo Paphitis, while Andrew Marr and Evan Davis provide political and economic analyses respectively. Away from the studio, Working Lunch's Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw are in the Midlands to assess how the Budget will affect the pound in your pocket.

Contributors

Speaker:
Gordon Brown
Presenter:
David Dimbleby
Unknown:
John Whiting
Unknown:
Christine Ross
Unknown:
Theo Paphitis
Analysis:
Andrew Marr
Analysis:
Evan Davis
Unknown:
Adrian Chiles
Unknown:
Adam Shaw
Director:
Claire Bellis
Editor:
John McAndrew

Mystery starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce.
While accompanying a valuable diamond on the London to Edinburgh express, Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson soon discover there's a killer on the train.
Review page 56.
Director Roy William Neill (1946, U) (BW)
Sherlock Holmes investigates The Pearl of Death on Friday at 2.25pm

Contributors

Unknown:
Basil Rathbone
Unknown:
Nigel Bruce.
Unknown:
Sherlock Holmes
Director:
Roy William Neill
Unknown:
Sherlock Holmes

4/12. Horse trainers Henrietta Knight and husband Terry Biddlecombe invite Adrian Chiles to spend a day with them that takes in the gallops and racing at Cheltenham. Director/Producer Rob Finighan

Contributors

Unknown:
Henrietta Knight
Unknown:
Terry Biddlecombe
Unknown:
Adrian Chiles
Producer:
Rob Finighan

2/3. Making Dough. American doughnut-maker Krispy
Kreme is preparing to take the UK by storm with the opening of 25 stores. In the middle of an obesity epidemic hitting Britain, do we really need yet another imported US fast food high in sugar and fat? Rajan Datar reports for The Money Programme on Britain's enduring love affair with snack foods. Producer Joanna Bartholomew : Series editor Clive Edwards

Contributors

Unknown:
Rajan Datar
Producer:
Joanna Bartholomew
Editor:
Clive Edwards

5/10. Following whirlwind romance, Lincoln couple William Watters and Gill Andrews have decided to move to the Hebrides and run a B&B. Emma Basden and Jason Maloney follow the pair's progress as they leave behind the children from previous marriages and search fora suitable property. Series producer Pete Lawrence : Executive producer Mark Hill (AD) RT SHOP: accompanying book. Safe as Houses - Make the Right Move, £7.99. Order on [number removed] (national rate) Energy-efficient lighting: page 38

Contributors

Unknown:
William Watters
Unknown:
Gill Andrews
Unknown:
Emma Basden
Unknown:
Jason Maloney
Producer:
Pete Lawrence
Producer:
Mark Hill

2/5. Drama-documentaries centred around major issues of the day are projected into the near future.
2014: Britain is a deeply divided society, yet there's one man who's determined to narrow the gap between rich and poor- and that's when the trouble begins. Colin McFarlane stars as the UK's first black Prime Minister, Andrew Kirk.
Director Mary Downes : Editor Peter Barron www.bbc.co.uk/if

Contributors

Unknown:
Colin McFarlane
Unknown:
Andrew Kirk.
Director:
Mary Downes
Editor:
Peter Barron

1/6. The dramatisation of the late MP's memoirs, with John Hurt, comes to BBC2 after BBC4 success.

Clark joins the Department of Employment and, later, scandalises the House of Commons.
(Episode two follows on BBC4 at 10.30)
(First shown on BBC4)
(John Hurt is a guest on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, Friday 10.40pm BBC1)
John Hurt - Face of the Week: page 61

Contributors

Author:
Alan Clark
Dramatised by/Director:
Jon Jones
Producer:
Kate Lewis
Alan Clark:
John Hurt
Jane Clark:
Jenny Agutter
Peter Morrison:
Nicholas Jones
Jenny Easterbrook:
Julia Davis
Donald Derx:
Mark Tandy
Sir Robert Armstrong:
Timothy West
Dave:
Eric Richard
Tristan Garel-Jones:
Hugh Fraser

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A Texas Murder In Black and White - Storyvllle The killing of an African-American led to three men being charged with murder. Directors Whitney Dow , Marco Williams ; Series Editor Nick Fraser
1.20 Yusuf Hamled : Breaking the Aids Barrier Profiling the multimillionaire who's giving cheap "generic" drugs to the poorest sufferers. Director/Producer Tuppence Stone

Contributors

Directors:
Whitney Dow
Directors:
Marco Williams
Editor:
Nick Fraser
Unknown:
Yusuf Hamled

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