Baxter needs a new ball.
Alice falls off her bike.
Three adventures.
Jackie fights a Mexican wrestler.
It's Roly's birthday today.
Updates from Westminster.
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Marilyn falls into a sleep from which only a prince can wake her. (BW)
Business news with Adam Shaw and Adrian Chiles.
Flying visits to Sheffield and the Vale of Evesham.
In 1915, while the French and British struggle to keep up with demand for shells and artillery, the German war machine gets into gear.
(BW) (Continues tomorrow at 2.20pm)
Jennie Bond, Shauna Lowry and Mark Moraghan are panellists for the celebrity game.
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Will vinicultural artefacts be prize buys at the flea markets of Cadillac in Bordeuax?
Brian Turner and James Martin do battle in the culinary contest with Ainsley Harriott.
Caustic quiz show.
Northampton welcomes antiques experts
David Barby and James Lewis. (Revised rpt)
Catering for the British Army is one of the toughest challenges. Using the most basic of ingredients, and cooking in open fire pits, how will this evening's semi-finalists fare? www.bbc.co.uk/masterchef
The harrowing story of the queen's final hours is told. After three years' marriage to Henry VIII , she was in the Tower of London, about to become the first English queen to be executed. How did spies contribute to her downfall - and was she innocent? Director Tanya Cheadle ; Executive producer Chris Kelly
First shown on BBC4
6/6. Beneath the Waves. Can the scientists build an underwater breathing device for Kate Humble ?
With only the simplest tools and materials in their Zanzibar workshop, it's the toughest challenge yet. The next series is likely to be shown in late autumn. Series producer Alison Gregory
6/9. The Mesopotamians. From beer to battering rams, from batteries to sails, and from writing to chariots, the Mesopotamians had a lasting impact on the world. Adam Hart-Davis tests some of their inventions, while Hermione Cockburn unearths the stories behind the people and their discoveries. Producer Martin Kemp ; Series producer Martin Mortimore
www.bbc.co.uk/history For free Open University leaflet, call [number removed]0352 (national rate) RT DIRECT: the hardback book What the Past Did for Us is E14.99 (RRP E16.99) including p&p from RT Direct. Cheques payable to Radio Times to: [address removed]. or call [number removed](national rate)
Gavin Esler presents.
Nick Cave , Kathryn Williams , Arthur Smith and Echo and the Bunnymen's Ian McCulloch are among the stars paying tribute to the poetic singer/songwriter. Director Martina Hall ; Series editor Janet Lee
5/5. Comprehensive analysis of news stories from BBC News 24 and BBC World.
Editor Carey Clark
www.bbcoo.uk/leamingzone
Schools Repeats not indicated.
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Business Studies.
Business structures, people in business, market research and production. 52637 4.00 GCSE Bitesize
Revision RE. Written and practical exams.
