Gossip and updates from the house.
Making a spider's web.
Who could be the Big Beastie Thing?
Devising a treasure hunt for Teddy.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Herman wants to go to a reunion with his old army buddies. (BW)
Followed by The Witness
Updates from Westminster.
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Singapore-style crab for a Whitby fisherman and his wife.
Business news.
Children's charity Wooden Spoon. For details of how to donate see
Sunday at 4.55pm on BBCI
Shown on Sunday at 12.10am
A short seminar on the subject of hedges in Devon.
Is Nicki about to buy a castle? Meanwhile, Carol seeks out the oldest trees in Glamis. (5)
Kate Alcock visits Royal Worcester Porcelain as items are brought to the city for expert valuation. Producer Peter Smith : Executive producer Tom Ware
James Martin and Antony Worrall Thompson don aprons.
Caustic quiz show.
The members of McFly are the latest guests to join Dick and Dom. Also on CBBC Channel.
With a quarter-final place at stake, how will today's amateur cooks cope in the kitchens of busy French restaurant Almeida in north London?
Berlin, 10 February 1962: the Soviets and the USA prepare to exchange spies Gary Powers and Colonel Abel on the Glienicker Bridge but, as the moment for the swap approaches, Cold War brinkmanship pushes the trade-off to the point of collapse. Director Stephen Bennett ; Executive producer Chris Kelly
First shown on BBC4
4/6. The Lighthouse. Zanzibar and its surrounding islands lie at the heart of a busy shipping lane. Over the years, a series of lighthouses has been built to guide sailors through treacherous reefs, but there's a gap. Four scientists have three days to construct a lighthouse on the uninhabited island of Bawe. Series producer Alison Gregory
Executive producer Stephen Haggard
4/9. The Romans. On location in Rome, Amani Zain tells the stories behind the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Circus Maximus, built during the golden age of the Roman Empire. Meanwhile, Adam Hart-Davis reveals the legacy of Roman technology, from bath houses to ballistas, the military to marble-cutting. Producer Jane Cameron ; Executive producer Martin Mortimore
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Jeremy Paxman presents.
Hard news: page 32
3/5. Comprehensive analysis of major news stories from BBC News 24 and BBC World.
Editor Carey Clark
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Schools Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Revisewise Challenge at School Science
4.00 English Programme 1 and 2 Media Studies
