Scarface kills Dreamer.
Jade seeks help from friends.
Yoghurt gets into Archie's latest invention.
KC hurts Cleo's feelings.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Repeats are not indicated.
10.30 BBC Primary Geography
(9-12)
10.50 BBC Primary History
(9-11)
(9-11)
The story of the building of St Paul's Cathedral.
Westminster updates.
Business issues.
Repeats are not indicated.
Pod's Mission: Year 4 (ages 8-9) Double bill.
2/3. Hothouse World. The potential effects of volcanos.
(Revised rpt)
The story of the horrific battle of Passchendale.
(BW) (More tomorrow at 2.20pm)
2/5. A 70-year-old charmer faces a dilemma when a romantic opportunity presents itself.
From Southampton.
Paul Rankin and Ross Burden race against the clock.
Caustic quiz.
A dangerous job for the game team as they move into Etosha National Park - one mistake could mean death for the squad or the animals. Plus Kate Humble meets the volunteers who are trying to save cheetahs in the wild and Ben Fogle comes face to face with the Cape Griffin vulture, the most endangered animal in Namibia.
Two more families battle it out for general-knowledge glory in Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood's updated version of the classic quiz.
(S)
8/10. New heights of discomfort and dust for Dan Cruickshank as he braves the desert, before floating into the sunset on a trip down the Nile.
(Another episode is on Friday at 9pm)
(Shown yesterday at 9pm)
A woman who has been badly beaten, raped and left for dead is discovered at a remote Hampshire beauty spot. A separate report of a car accident not far from the scene of the attack lead detectives to a man with previous convictions for sexually abusing young women, Damien Taylor, and his girlfriend Kerry Young. Accused of the crime, Taylor allows documentary cameras to follow him through the criminal justice system as a chilling story of senseless violence unfolds during the course of the investigation. Narrated by Martin Shaw.
"Calm down dear, it's only Orwellian oblivion" - Michael Winner argues to rid the world of snooty restaurant staff and modern buildings. With Paul Merton.
With Jeremy Paxman.
The rapper discusses being at the forefront of politicised hip-hop during the 1980s and his horror at seeing that music and culture turned into a celebration of violence and materialism.
11.50 Pop & Politics: Anastacia
Charting the American singer's battle with breast cancer and her efforts to raise awareness of the disease following her recovery. With contributions from Elton John and David Furnish.
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(Repeats are not indicated)
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: Geography - Global Issues
Development issues.
4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: Schools History Project
Medicine through time and the American West.
