Some funny food, tents and games.
The gang must solve the mystery of a sea monster.
Ben Adams performs his new single in the studio, while there are regular features Pop Art, Nev's Loveshack and RUBOS. Plus cartoons Arthur, BB3B, Mona the Vampire and UBOS. Hosted by Kirsten O'Brien, Barney Harwood, Rochelle Wiseman and DJ Nev.
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In her trawl through the vast BBC archives, Nadia Sawalha looks back at holidays.
Series producer Sue Watson
Featuring a look at popular party foods. (RI
Kate Humble and Ben Fogle follow the fortunes of wildlife at Longleat Safari Park. Kaddu the tiger fights for her life after an operation. More tomorrow at 9am on BBC1. 82005Z3
With Steve Rider and Sue Barker.
1.25 Tennis The best of the action from the French Open at Roland Garros on day seven of the championship. Last year,
Tim Henman surprised many by reaching the semi-finals of the clay court competition on a surface where he previously had little success.
BBCi: digital viewers can access further French Open coverage interactively Mon-Wed from 11am, Thu lpm and Fri midday
2.30 Golf Coverage from the final round of the PGA championship at the Wentworth Club in Surrey. Last year, Scott Drummond became the first debutant to win at Wentworth since Arnold Palmer in 1975. This year's favourite is South African Ernie Els , who has won six World Match Play titles on the course but only ever been runner-up in the PGA. Producer Richard Carr
Editor James Bentley
A look at one of the most controversial health issues of recent years, featuring new ideas that may help parents decide whether or not to give their children the MMR jab. After research found that some autistic youngsters have the measles virus in their guts and blood, campaigners against the combined MMR inoculation have become insistent that the truth cannot be found until autistic children are properly and scientifically investigated. Now a new study looks at whether that research is reliable and can form a basis for a definitive answer to the MMR question.
Episodic comedy, adapted by Neil Simon from his play, starring Walter Matthau. Suite 719 of New York's Plaza Hotel is the setting for three stories involving a disenchanted middle-aged husband on his second honeymoon, a Hollywood producer on the make and a panic-stricken father of the bride. Review page 56.
Director Arthur Hiller (1971, PG)
Followed by The Witness
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WorkSkills: Adult Learners Week Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Skills A look at how to improve literacy and IT skills, or help others to do so. 64905 3.00 Books Following a reading group at a young offenders' institution. 16905 4.00 Diversity Exploring multiculturalism in the UK. 72059 5.00 Beliefs
Zahala, a young Muslim girl, describes her life with her non-Muslim friends.
