Triple bill.
Double bill.
Baxter and the cubs find treasure.
The gang go on a trip to the sealife centre.
Goldfish being fed. Plus playing in puddles.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Herman's con-artist twin brother comes to stay. (BW)
Followed by The Witness
Live coverage of the Chancellor's Budget statement to the House of Commons, presented by David Dimbleby. Is Gordon Brown planning a classic pre-election giveaway? Hear announcements as they happen, plus reaction from the opposition parties, families and business leaders. Adrian Chiles and the Working Lunch team are in West Bromwich with experts and a panel of first-time voters, to unpick the detail.
The team create a contemporary dining room and transform a dated lounge.
Grapes fit for a queen and a tip for removing grease stains.
Will the flea markets of picturesque Libourne in Bordeaux provide some auctionable antiques for two bargain hunters? Hosted by Chris Gower.
Can chefs Nick Nairn and Antony Worrall Thompson stand the heat? With Ainsley Harriott.
Caustic quiz show.
Will Bournemouth prove bountiful when experts James Lewis and Nigel Smith come to town in search of auction-friendly items? (Revised rpt) <S)
Can contestants serve up premium French-Vietnamese food at top London restaurant Bam-Bou? Fillet of seat trout with coriander and mint: page 37
- Days That Shookthe World
In 1633 Galileo found himself on trial for heresy after suggesting that the Sun, rather than the Earth, was the centre of the known universe. Would the astronomical evidence he had amassed be enough to convince the Catholic Church to abandon centuries-old teachings? Director Nic Young ; Executive producer David Upshal
First shown on BBC4
5/6. The Reef. A marine burglar alarm designed to protect hundreds of species of tropical fish and coral from passing boats - that's the team's goal as they get back to basics on the tiny island of Chumbe off the coast of Zanzibar.
Series producer Alison Gregory
5/9. The Indians. From town planning to plastic surgery, numerals to yoga, the discoveries of the - golden age of India have had a lasting impact on the modern world. Adam Hart-Davis tests some of the ancient inventions, while Jamie Darling travels the length of the country to explore their origins. Producer Liz Tucker ; Series producer Ian Potts
(SXAD) www.bbc.co.uk/history RT DIRECT: book What the Past Did for Us E14.99 (RRP E16.99) inci p&p. Cheques payable to Radio Times, to; [address removed], or call [number removed] (ntnl rate)
Jeremy Paxman presents.
By the Chancellor.
4/4. How did the world's biggest men's lifestyle magazine achieve its global success? And what does it tell us about the modern male? With Mariella Frostrup. Producer Richard Bright ; Executive producer Sam Organ
First shown on BBC4
4/5. Comprehensive analysis of major news stories from BBC News 24 and BBC World.
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Schools Repeats not indicated.
2.00 English Shakespeare - the Animated Tales. With Julius Caesar , As You Like It, Richard III and The
Taming of the Shrew. 82562 4.00 PHSE Turning Points: Alcohol and Sex Education.
