Signed. (SL)
Jackie is asked to guard a boy king from Tangra.
The Silver Shadow's secret lair is discovered.
Miss Hoolie has a picnic.
The gang follow Jane and meet a tortoise.
Naughty Norman gets stranded.
Painting fun.
Benny helps the team.
Judy recalls a visit to some cliffs.
A musical day for the storytelling mole.
Floating and sinking experiments.
Jetta learns that it's important to respect people's privacy.
Mr Jones wants to sell Big Blue.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Repeats are not indicated.
10.30 The Way Things Work (ages 7-9) 5872226 10.45
Razzledazzle (ages 4-5) (5,3971481
11.05 Words and Pictures Plus
(ages 6-7) 6201684 11.20 KS1
Science Clips (ages 5-7) (5)
Munsters on the Move. Herman is promoted. (BW)
Bawdy clips.
Viewers' questions on mortgages.
Email [email address removed] or via [web address removed].
Live coverage of the second day of the British Masters from the Forest of Arden course, where a purse of £1.7m is up for grabs.
Patrik Sjoland of Sweden was the halfway leader last year. Steve Rider presents; Peter Alliss , Ken Brown and Wayne Grady commentate.
The resort of Great Yarmouth on the Norfolk coast welcomes presenter Paul Martin and experts
Catherine Southon and Thomas Plant.
The British public gave millions in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales, but has it been spent wisely? The Money Programme investigates the Diana Memorial Fund and hears how a People's Princess doll just 12 inches high led to a multi-million-pound squabble in the American courts. Rajan Datar reports.
Producer Donna Sharpe ; Editor Clive Edwards
Monty and Joe visit the Malvern Spring Show, with the latter checking out the best in garden designs while the former heads for the RHS Marquee to look at exhibitors vying for prizes. Carol and Sarah, meanwhile, extend the spring garden at Berryfields. Producer Andy Vernon ; Series producer Sarah Moors BBC GARDENERS' WORLD LIVE 15-19 June at the NEC, Birmingham. To book call [number removed]3780 or visit www.bbcgardenersworldlive.com RT DIRECT: book Gardeners' World - Gardening from Berryfields, is E18 (RRP E20) incl p&p. To order, call [number removed]7979 (national rate) The 30-Minute Gardener: page 38
Hugh Bonneville stars as architect and Renaissance man Christopher Wren in a docudrama charting his brilliant career, which culminated in the building of St Paul's Cathedral in 1710. With Michael Buerk.
Writer Laura Lamson : Producer Julian Birkett ; Executive producer Basil Comely First shown on BBC1 (AD)
Shooting the War. The Battle of Britain and victory celebrations in the north of England are recalled using recently unearthed footage. Plus other aspects of British life, from Cardiff dockers to the Queen. David Suchet narrates. See Sunday's choice.
Producer Rosalind Bain Shown Sunday 7.35pm on BBC4
With Gavin Esler.
Ian Rankin, Dinos Chapman and Germaine Greer join Mark Lawson to discuss the cultural week.
Dark crime drama starring Dan Duryea as Mike Callahan , a private eye n Singapore who becomes involved in a dangerous plot to kidnap a nuclear scientist. Review page 59. Director Robert Aldrich (1953) (BW)
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Open University/General Interest Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Classical and Romantic Music S 40207 2.30
Giotto: the Arena Chapel 31356 3.30 The Unusual Suspects 10066 4.00 Independent Living
4.30 Containing the Pacific 66676 5.00 Animated English The Creature Comforts Story 84646 5.30 The Dangers of Powerful Neighbours
