Owl's morale is low.
A rich man wants eternal youth.
The pals find a remote island.
Josie tends a garden.
A DIY task.
Trouble in the forest.
The canine is led astray.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
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10.30 BBC Primary Geography (9-12) 3394338 10.50 BBC Primary History (9-H)
11.10 Music Makers (9-TI)
Election campaign news.
How Luton has fared since the Vauxhall car plant closed.
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Watch (5-7) Double bill.
Herman wants to be a PI. (BW)
Bawdy comedy.
7/8. Political figures occupy the hot seat in Birmingham.
New series 1/5. Profiles of icons.
Sean Hepburn Ferrer talks about his actress mother, who died in 1993.
In Basildon, Essex.
With ex-England cricketers Allan Lamb and Ian Botham.
Caustic quiz. Then Party Election Broadcast By the Labour Party.
I While the monkeys cement a reputation for vandalism, the keepers recall the public uproar when 50 wild lions were first brought to the park. (Revised rpt)
Families go for glory in Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood's wacky rendition of the classic quiz.
1/6. Designer John Brookes tries to tackle the back garden of a Victorian terrace in Winchester, Hampshire. Producer David Smith : Series producer Vanessa Jackson
New series 1/8. A region-by-region tour of England's most spectacular and beautiful landscapes inspired by suggestions from BBC viewers and listeners.
The South West. The birdlife of the Exe estuary and the beaches of north Cornwall are just two of the stunning sights awaiting presenter Samantha Smith. Director John Oven ; Series producer Simon Willis
First shown on BBC South West
Does Iran have a nuclear bomb programme? America reckons so and claims the country has been lying for 20 years. This documentary hears from UN inspectors, Iranian negotiators, and the International Atomic
Energy Agency, whose boss, Mohammed El Baradei , has to decide if the accusations are true. Paul Kenyon
reports. The series is set for a summer return. Producer Paul Kenyon ; Executive producer Karen O'Connor
1/6. A re-run of the acclaimed pitch-black comedy. Welcome to Royston Vasey. An introduction to the town where visitors have a habit of never leaving.
Writers Jeremy Dyson , Mark Gatiss , Steve Pemberton , Reece Shearsmith Director Steve Bendelack ; Producer Sarah Smith
With Jeremy Paxman.
1/6. Find out about life, the universe and everything in a re-run of Douglas Adams 's comedy series of 1981.
Arthur Dent wakes one day to find his house - and the Earth - about to be demolished.
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Sci-Fi Comedy: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 11.20pm BBC2
A timely re-run of the 1981 television series as the film version of Douglas Adams's comic odyssey hits cinema screens. It's an acquired taste - and I'll put my hand up to being one of those who hated it - but if the young 'uns among you want to know what the fuss is about, and if the oldies want to give it another try, here's the chance to thrill again to the adventures of Arthur Dent and Ford Prefect. (AG)
Roger Vadim 's cult 1960s sci-fi antasy, starring Jane Fonda. A beautiful young astronaut uses the power of love to fight evil in the 41st century. Review page 56. (1967,15)
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2.00 Key Stage Three Bitesize Revision Science One 47015 4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Geography
