Double bill.

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Shun realises you don't have to be good at a game to join in.

What goes cock-a-doodle-doo?

Teddy annoys Andy with two wooden spoons.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

Them Thar Hills. Stan and Ollie drink bootlegged moonshine on a mountain trip. (BW) (RXS)
A Chump at Oxford can be seen at 2pm

Updates from Westminster.
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Confusion reigns when Herman thinks Lily is pregnant. (SW)
Followed by The Witness

Business news.

A rambling collection of gags from Laurel and Hardy. In gratitude for foiling a bank robbery, street cleaners Stan and Ollie, offered any reward they desire, decide upon the finest education that money can buy.
Review page 58. (1940, U) (BW) (S)

Glamis Castle plays host to keep-fit fantatics in their 60s. Plus an ancient cure for gout.

Will any of the unwanted items in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, be a hit in the salesroom? i994(

Paul Rankin and Lesley Waters cross wooden spoons.

With Anne Robinson.

3/4. Stories to make even the most hard-hearted weep as tonight's look back at the past 10 years of the programme focuses on tales of cruelty.

How will today's three most talented contestants cope with having to serve over 60 fried breakfasts at one of London's busiest pubs, the Cock Tavern in Smithfields? See Monday's choice.

September 1824: amateur geologist Dr Gideon Mantell becomes the first person to realise the significance of dinosaur fossils. He had been convinced the discovery of several giant teeth in the Sussex Weald was remarkable, and ultimately it proved to be the case. Director Tanya Cheadle ; Executive producer Chris Kelly
First shown on BBC4 (AD)

2/6. Lost at Sea. Four scientists are at a workshop on Zanzibar for a series of challenges. Tonight, using the natural resources of the island,
Kate Humble has to be eguipped with everything she needs while lost at sea. The scientists have to knock up a distress flare, a lifejacket and a beacon that will enable her to be spotted from a rescue boat. Series producer Alison Gregory ;
Executive producer Stephen Haggard (AD)

2/9. The Chinese. From Beijing to the Great Wall of China, Jamie Darling travels this huge country and tells stories behind the golden age of Chinese discovery. Meanwhile, Adam Hart-Davis builds and tests inventions, and reveals the lasting effect the Chinese world has had on modern technology.
Producer Monika Kupper ; Executive producer Martin Mortimore www.bbc.co.uk/history (AD) RT DIRECT: accompanying book What the Past Did for Us is available for only E14.99 (RRP £16.99) including p&p. To order send a cheque payable to Radio Times, to; [address removed] or call [number removed] (national rate)

Gyles Brandreth is at the helm, with guests comedian Chris Addison and Carol Smillie.
Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Steve Doherty

Jeremy Paxman presents.

New series 1/4. It's one of America's most influential magazines, but is Vanity Fair indebted to agents and celebrity culture? Mariella Frostrup tries to find out. Producer Richard Bright ; Executive producer Sam Organ
First shown on BBC4

1/5. Analysis of major news stories, from BBC News 24 and BBC World.
Editor Carey Clark

Schools Repeats not indicated, www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
2.00 Revisewise Challenge at School English. 67569 4.00 Religious Education Programmes: KS3 and 4 Challenging Faith and Exploring Beliefs.

Ethical dilemmas with contributions from believers of Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism, Buddhism and non-believers. Show more