Scarface strikes again.
Jade miscasts a spell.
PC Plum learns signing.
Treacle Upsets. (S)
(R) (S)
(R) (S)
Cleo and the truth.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Teased for his height, Eddie gets a growth potion. (BW)
Followed by The Witness
Updates from Westminster.
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Repeats are not indicated.
Numbertime (ages 6-7) Double bill of addition.
Business news.
Searching for primitive plants in rainy Fermanagh.
The Allies are heartened by news of the Russian Revolution.
(BW) (Continues tomorrow at 2.20pm)
3/5. Can a talking doll help combat loneliness among elderly people in Japan?
Inverness hosts the show.
James Tanner and Phil Vickery join Ainsley Harriott.
Caustic quiz show.
A baby leopard is found abandoned after a flood and Ben Fogle has to take one of Africa's deadliest snakes for a swim. www.bbc.co.uk/animals
Unsuspecting families are subjected to quick-fire questions.
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As the Civil War drew to a close, John Wilkes Booth hoped to rescue the South and become a hero. On 14 April 1865, the young actor assassinated
President Lincoln in Ford's Theatre, Washington DC. Days That Shook the World re-creates the dramatic episode that will forever leave its mark on history. Director Dan Clifton ; Executive producer David Upshal
First shown on BBC4
Designing an aerial surveyor that can float over the desert, getting airborne to find the epicentre of one of the biggest earthquakes ever recorded in the US, and replicating the carbon dioxide filter that saved Apollo 13 - are the scientists up to these tasks? Directors Alexis Girardet and Milla Harrison ; Series producer
Jonathan Renouf www.open2.net/roughscience4
9/9. Woodhenge and its better known neighbour Stonehenge are among the stops on Adam Hart-Davis and Jamie Darling's guide to the highlights of ancient British technology. They look at the Bronze Age's tools and roundhouses, and the Iron Age's coinage and chariots. Were we were doing fine before the Romans? With Marty Jopson.
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Free Open University Leaflet: call [number removed] (national rate)
RT Direct: hardback, What the Past Did for Us, £14.99 incl p&p. Cheques, payable to Radio Times, to: [address removed], or call [number removed] (national rate)
Jeremy Paxman presents.
8/8. Michelle Golding leaves behind two teenage daughters for a trip to Australia and New Zealand. Nearing 40, the single mum from Essex finds that keeping up with younger travellers is tougher than she expected - and it's not long before she feels out of her depth in the world of extreme sports.
Series producer Sanjay Singhal ; Executive producer Vicki Barrass www.bbc.co.uk/holiday
www.btcco.uk/ieamingzone
Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Business Studies
Covering key elements of the National Curriculum. 81191 4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision PE. Revise for the written and practical exam.
