1/6, series one. Will orphan Dinah fit in at her new foster home - and at school?
This week's episodes dramatised by Helen Cresswell.
Fizz plays with dangerous bottles.
Grace's plan for a party is threatened by a mix up with the invitations in the animation based on the classic children's puppetry show.
The Kids 1 TV Choices: page
Triple bill.
A windy day spells trouble for Archie's new invention.
The Duchess Assignment
Lady Penelope attracts the attention of some art thieves.
10.50 Attack of the Alligators
An experimental drug spawns three gigantic reptiles. (S)
Terrorists take staff at the Daily Planet hostage.
Followed by The Witness
Adam Shaw presents the latest business and personal finance news.
Then The Flying Gardener
Ravishing comedy starring Jack Lemmon, Virna Lisi and Terry-Thomas.
Stanley Ford lives an idyllic bachelor life - until one morning he wakes to find himself married to a beautiful Italian blonde.
Review page 51. (1965. PG) ****
New series 1/10. Clare Balding explores the lives of both horses and people in Lambourn, Berkshire - "valley of the race horse".
Trina and Jeremy hope Cornwall's the place to bring up their two prospective adopted kids.
A culinary clash between
Brian Turner and Tony Tobin.
Caustic quiz.
Spot the zebra faces starvation unless the dentist can fix his teeth, and Rosie the otter also needs emergency treatment. Ben Fogle and Kate Humble host the first of the week's nightly visits to Longleat. Series producer Chris Powell ; Exec producer Annette Clarke
3/6. Dog trainer Annie Clayton faces her toughest challenge yet, in Rick, a rottweiler of a lazy husband. Can her technigues help Rick's wife Sue teach her husband to help out around the house?
Series producer Kate Brown ; Exec producer Nichola Hegarty The Inside Story: page 76
4/6. From coq au vin to fast food, the science behind cooking chicken, plus some famous fans of the versatile fowl. Chef Paul Merret reveals all.
Series producer Gillian Scothern ; Exec producer Clare Sillery RECIPE CARDS: available free of charge from OB[number removed](calls charged at the national rate) or by logging on to www.open2.net
New series 1/8. Nicholas Crane explores more
British landscapes using pioneering historical maps. Bartholomew's Cycling Map of England and Wales (1897). When cycling took off in Britain in the 1880s, the Victorians jumped on their bikes and headed for the countryside. John Bartholomew 's pioneering cycling routes gave them the freedom to explore the land to the full. Using the innovative maps, Nick sets out on his mountain bike through the playground of the Victorian age, the Lake District.
Director/Series producer Michael Waterhouse
12/13. A place in the final is at stake as the Romantic Novelists' Association takes on a team from The Economist. Jeremy Paxman fires the questions.
Director Dinkesh Miesuria : Producer Irene Daniels
Since the events of 11 September, headlines focusing on Islamic extremism have ignored the positive changes and intense soul searching that are taking place in many Muslim countries. British Muslim writer Ziauddin Sardar travels to five such countries to reveal how heads of government, intellectuals and opinion formers are seeking new interpretations of Islam, offering a more tolerant approach to other faiths and cultures, and striving to disentangle religion from political ideology. Could change mean a future of peaceful co-existence between Muslim and non-Islamic countries?
Producer Paul Jenkins ; Executive producer Fiona Stourton
Andy Millman is a lowly film extra and, fed up with having no lines, he decides he'll do whatever it takes to get some. Show more
Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
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On 10 May 1940, the Germans overran Holland and Belgium. The Blitzkrieg had begun. As the Nazis turned their attention to France, the British Army - its ranks recently swelled by 18- and 19-year-olds - hardly knew what hit it. For those young men it was a terrifying baptism of fire, for the British Army a crushing defeat that led to the largest evacuation in military history. More than 60 years on, survivors recall their first experiences of mechanised warfare. Director/Producer Peter Gordon The Other Side of Dunkirk is tomorrow at 11.20pm
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Languages and Travel Repeats are not indicated
1.00 Real Chinese A beginner's course in Mandarin aimed at those travelling to China for holidays, study or work. With in-vision subtitles. 148934 3.30 China Close Up A series of documentaries about Chinese people living through a period of change. With in-vision subtitles.
The concerns and aspirations of people caught up in China's rapid drive for change. In 1998 the river Yangtse burst its banks causing unprecedented devastation. Show more
Examining China's rapid drive for change. Dr Wang Jin fought for the Communist Revolution but now she's a passionate believer in China's market economy. Show more
