Winter hits the wood.
Is Uncle now immortal?
PC Plum tries to take a photograph of an elusive eagle.
Tom is angry.
The pooch outgrows his house.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
(Repeats are not indicated)
10.30 BBC Primary Geography
(9-12)
10.50 BBC Primary History
(7-11)
11.10 Music Makers
(9-11)
Learning about music. Tricky D broadcasts his trillennium party live to the universe. Alasdair Malloy introduces the concept of pulse and rhythm.
Excavating a family's burial vault in Coventry city centre.
Westminster updates.
Business issues.
(Repeats are not indicated)
Pod's Mission: Year 4
(ages 8-9) Double bill.
Bawdy highlights from the long-running film series.
The French prepare a huge offensive in spring 1917.
(BW) (The series continues next Monday)
An episode of the brain-bending quiz from January 1975.
(The new series continues at 6.30pm)
Before the auction in Liverpool, Kate Alcock investigates the city's maritime past.
(R)
Brian Turner and Tony Tobin race against the clock.
Caustic quiz.
Ben Fogle takes to the crocodile-infested waters of northern Namibia as he attempts to capture one of the predators by hand. Kate Humble , meanwhile, meets an exceptionally thirsty elephant. <s)
Two more families battle it out for general-knowledge glory in Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood's updated version of the classic quiz.
What is the future for the hundreds of tribes still living in the Amazon rainforest? Many are slowly losing their traditions as they are absorbed into the modern world. Others, however, are resisting the change and a sizeable number - perhaps as many as 40 tribes - want nothing to do with outsiders and remain totally isolated.
The specialist subjects are the Age of the Welsh Princes 800-1283, the life and career of prison reformer Elizabeth Fry, the Swallows and Amazons novels of Arthur Ransome and orchestral film scores 1933-1980. John Humphrys asks the questions.
Rather than bombs and guns, the most important military weapon may be the often-terrifying technique of extracting information from an enemy. Through interviews with ex-torturers and their prisoners, this chilling film examines the present debate over the use of torture through stories of interrogation from the past. Can there be any justification for the pain and suffering they deliberately inflicted on others? And where is the line drawn between interrogation, coercion and torture? Narrated by Janet Suzman.
With Jeremy Paxman.
2/3. How three of his operas, The Magic Flute, Idomeneo and The Marriage of Figaro, revolutionised musical theatre. Continuing the drama-documentary presented by Charles Hazlewood, with music from the Mozart Collective. Concludes tomorrow at 11.20pm.
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Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: Physical Geography
Cities, economic and industrial change, and weather and climate.
4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: Modern World History.
Focusing on source evaluation and essay writing skills.
