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The Lampies
Livewire meets Bikey, who keeps bicycle lights in working order.

7.15 ChuckleVision
The twins get caught up in the French Revolution.

7.30 Arthur
Double bill. DW and Arthur insult each other. Then a key is found, but what will it open?

7.55 Newsround

8.00 Bamzooki
It's boys versus girls in today's challenge.

8.15 UBOS
Gus and Verne are sucked into the underworld.

8.35 So Little Time
The girls get jobs as waitresses.

9.00 Jackie Chan Adventures
A freak accident in Section 13 gives Jade formidable powers.

9.25 SMart
How to create a 1970s glam-rock guitar.

9.50 Snailsbury Tales
A foreign dignitary pays a visit.

Contributors

Writer ("ChuckleVision"):
John Sayle

Opening-day coverage of the Women's British Open golf championship at Sunningdale kicks off an afternoon of shared sporting action. Defending champion and world number one Annika Sorenstam of Sweden heads a 144-strong field for the tournament, which includes home-grown challengers Laura Davies , Catriona Matthew and Janice Moodie. Presented by Hazel Irvine , with commentary by Peter Allis , Beverly Lewis and Maureen Madill. [Web Address Removed]
Meanwhile, the Goodwood
Cup at 3.15 is the showpiece race on day three at Glorious
Goodwood, with other starts at
2.05,2.40 and 3.50. Presented by Clare Balding and Rishi Persad. Commentary by Jim McGrath with analysis from
Willie Carson and Ray Cochrane. Executive producer (golf) Paul Davies
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Contributors

Unknown:
Annika Sorenstam
Unknown:
Laura Davies
Unknown:
Catriona Matthew
Unknown:
Janice Moodie
Presented By:
Hazel Irvine
Commentary By:
Peter Allis
Commentary By:
Beverly Lewis
Commentary By:
Maureen Madill.
Commentary By:
Rishi Persad.
Commentary By:
Jim McGrath
Unknown:
Willie Carson
Unknown:
Ray Cochrane
Unknown:
Paul Davies

Charlie and Claire Mayne are finding their home in Costa Rica a bit of a tight squeeze. With the former's parents arriving in less than three weeks, the pressure is on to find a more spacious house. Their new property, however, comes complete with a few uncomfortably crawling guests - from the Central American insect world. See also 8pm.

In the last of four editions this week of Vernon Kay 's pop-culture quiz, Ed Byrne and Edith Bowman are on hand to help two teams of contestants. More on BBC3 at 7.30pm. Executive producer Mark Ford Shown last Friday on BBC3

Contributors

Unknown:
Vernon Kay
Unknown:
Ed Byrne
Unknown:
Edith Bowman

1/8. Will the locals of the remote Cornish fishing village of Boscastle react to their new reverend - remarried divorcee
Christine Musser-in a similar way to those in the sitcom The Vicar ofDibley? Another chance to see this series from earlier in the year that follows the progress of the priest.
Director Charlie Forman ; Producer Nigel Farrell

Contributors

Unknown:
Christine Musser-In
Director:
Charlie Forman
Producer:
Nigel Farrell

6/11. Having resided in the Surrey town of Farnham all their lives, the Head family now want to make a fresh start stateside in sunny Florida. Relocators Jonathan Jay and Scott Huggins are at the ready to assist, but the American way of life proves expensive and their house back in Blighty fails to sell. Will the Heads have to think again?
Director Martin Bisiker ; Series producer Jeanine Josman

Contributors

Unknown:
Scott Huggins
Director:
Martin Bisiker
Producer:
Jeanine Josman

"I pay an awful lot of tax, without giving any more away to the needy," states Andrew Diaper , who, at just 32, earns a six-figure salary in his high-flying job in London's Square Mile, drives a Porsche, wears designer suits, eats in the best restaurants and enjoys four or five luxury holidays a year.
Helping those less fortunate than himself is certainly not a priority, but Diaper's lack of compassion is about to be put to the test. For one week only, he has agreed to eschew his champagne lifestyle to work as a charity volunteer in a hostel for the homeless, caring for some of London's most entrenched rough-sleepers. Will a taste of life on the other side of the tracks give him a different outlook?

Contributors

Producer:
Gabe Solomon
Executive producer:
Tessa Livingstone
Assistant Producer:
Natasha Serlin

1/8. Another chance to see the comedy sketch show highlighting the eccentricities of modern British society, featuring such characters as vacuous teen Vicky Pollard and the odd pairing of Lou and Andy. With Matt Lucas , David Walliams and Anthony Head. Narrated by Tom Baker.
Director Steve Bendelack ; Producer Myfanwy Moore (AD)

Contributors

Unknown:
Vicky Pollard
Unknown:
Matt Lucas
Unknown:
David Walliams
Unknown:
Anthony Head.
Unknown:
Tom Baker.
Director:
Steve Bendelack
Producer:
Myfanwy Moore

Drama based on a true story. Tough, hard-drinking
Karen Silkwood works in a nuclear power plant in Oklahoma, and lives with boyfriend Drew and best friend Dolly. On discovering that she's received a massive dose of radiation, Karen decides to gather incriminating evidence about the plant's inadequate safety procedures. Review page 54.
Director Mike Nichols (1983, 15) 3726955S

Contributors

Unknown:
Karen Silkwood
Director:
Mike Nichols
Karen Silkwood:
Meryl Streep
Drew Stephens:
Kurt Russell
Dolly:
Pelliker Cher
Winston:
Craig T Nelson
Angela:
Diana Scarwid
Morgan:
Fred Ward
Paul Stone:
Ron Silver
Earl Lapin:
Charles Hallahan

www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Youth Season The third and final night of programmes dedicated to topics relevant to teenagers. Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 Alternative Takes: Teenagers Talk Back 3
Part 1. Relationships and friendships are explored through documentaries and drama.
Part 2. An inspiring and creative mixture of dance and music, from hip-hop and pop animation to ballet and street dance.

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