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6.40 The Story Makers
Looney Tunes
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7.05 Scooby and Scrappy Show:
A sunken Spanish galleon has a terrifying guardian.
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7.30 Smile
Games, dramas and cartoons. Presented by Fearne Cotton and Barney Harwood.
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How a cool head in a hot property market can lead to a fortune. Nicki Chapman also talks to actor James Dreyfus about his latest project. Plus a look at new series Can't Sing Singers, which began last night on BBC1. Series producer Dick Sharman
7/13. Mamie faces Toledo the shapeshifter. Episode ten is on Tuesday BBC1 at 5pm. Shown Tue 2 November BBC1
11/13. The Global Ocean
Where silverswimmers and ocean flish prosper. (AD)
12.50 12/13. Graveyard Desert A parched desert 200 million years from now. (AD)
Grouse, hares and stags filmed on the moors. More on Thursday 8.50pm.
Introduced by Craig Doyle.
1.30,2.05,2.35 Racing Three live races from Aintree on the second day of the Becher meeting. Presented by Clare Balding and Lydia Hislop.
1.50,2.20 Sport Plus Analysis of the latest talking points.
2.55 Rugby League Highlights from Hull, as Andy Farrell leads Great Britain against New Zealand in the last match of the inaugural Tri-Nations tournament before next Saturday's final.
3.30 Rugby Union Highlights of England v South Africa as new English coach Andy Robinson pits his wits against the recently-crowned Tri-Nations champions at Twickenham.
4.15 Snooker Live coverage of the UK championship at York. Presented by Hazel Irvine.
BBCi: uninterrupted coverage from start of play, plus coverage of other tables, available via the handset's red button Producer Richard Carr
Editor Ron Chakraborty
Bill Oddie returns to the Fishleigh Estate in Devon to find out what happened to some of the animals and birds featured in this summer's three-week live event. Did the buzzard chicks survive? What happened to the spotted flycatcher, and Bill's favourites, the swallow family? There's an update on how Simon King's gannet chick fared after he left, plus a look at how many have pledged to join the Make Space for Nature campaign.
Producer Robert Yeoman ; Executive editor Fiona Pitcher
Making a Meal of It. How did a chocolate bar play a seminal role in the evolution of the microwave? Designer and inventor Garry Lavin explains as he looks at the development of our culinary habits. He also uncovers the origin of the term "upper crust", indulges in a spot of plate spinning and looks at place settings, kitchen worktops and crockery. Series producer Ben Southwell ; Exec producer Mark Hill
Will a 33-year-old boxer from Durham be able to set a new world record for crossing the Atlantic? Cathy Brown spends eight days and nights as part of the crew of a stripped down racing yacht pushed to the very limit of its performance as she takes on the ultimate ocean challenge.
Producer Neil Ferguson ; Series producer Richard Sinclair (AD)
Motown legend Martha Reeves, Counting Crows front man Adam Duritz, Lynsey Brown of girl band Clea and R 'n' B artist Raghab join the regulars. Director Paul Wheeler
Producers Warren Prentice and Richard Wilson
Highlights of today's match between Blackburn Rovers and Birmingham City at Ewood Park where Mark Hughes will hope for a break from his testing start as a club manager. Plus a round-up of yesterday's results and the latest news. Presented by Adrian Chiles.
Series producer James Irving ; Editor Mark Demuth
Third-round action from York.
Las Vegas hosts the return WBA/WBC light middleweight clash between Americans Shane Mosley and Ronald Wright.
Mosley will be looking to regain the unified title after his shock points defeat to Wright in March. Commentary by Jim Neilly and Duke McKenzie.
Producer Chris Lewis ; Editor Jim Bentley
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WorkSkills - Get Confident Repeats not indicated.
2.00 The Tool Kit to Communicating Making the Best of Yourself. First of two work-related guides.
3.00 Talking with Others. 48532
4.00 Confidence Zone First of two programmes. Boosting confidence in the workplace. 72087
5.00 Expert advice on how to improve self-esteem.
