6/6 Series three.
Can Dinah save her mum - and the world?
(R) (S)
Safety around rivers.
On the prairie.
Edie is a tour guide.
Michael lets the kids do what they want - as long as they cook and clean.
(Repeats are not indicated)
10.30 Watch: Barnaby Bear
(ages 5-7)
10.45 Something Special: Something to Think About
(ages 4-7)
11.00 Hands Up!: The Chronicles of Narnia: the Magician's Nephew
(ages 9-11)
(ages 6-7)
Concluding live coverage from the Labour Party conference in Brighton.
BBC Parliament has live coverage from 9.30am; Question Time looks back at the week's events at 10.35pm on BBC1.
The secrets of bones on a remote island off Guernsey.
Business news.
Comedy with Leslie Phillips ,
James Robertson-Justice and Stanley Baxter. A rundown cottage marks the end of the honeymoon for two newlyweds, and there is the bride's father to contend with. Review page 53. Director Peter Graham Scott
(1963, PG)
A budget of £325,000 for a rural residence in Yorkshire.
Chef Ed Baines makes his Ready Steady Cook debut.
Elimination quiz.
From the Yorkshire resort of Scarborough, where Paul Martin scours local beaches for Whitby jet and learns how the black stone became so sought after.
4/4. Death. Since Byron put the city on the tourist map, life has grown harder for the Venetians. But Francesco da Mosto still lives and raises his family there, even though he has seen the dangers the city faces. Modernising ideas also threaten Venice: from bridges linking the city with mainland Italy, to converting the Grand Canal into a motorway.
Producer Sam Hobkinson ; Exec producer Basil Comely
7/8. Eighteen loads of washing, 21 baths, 28 showers and running the dishwasher 16 times a week means the Henshalls of Manchester spend £560 a year on water - much of which is literally flushed away. The family doesn't recycle or compost, has 41 light bulbs and wastes E30 of every £100 spent on food. Can Penney Poyzer make them cut the money they are throwing down the drain? Andrew Lincoln narrates. Series producer Stephanie Weatherhill; Executive producers
Danielle Lux and Damon Pattison RT DIRECT: paperback book No Waste like Home is only £11.50 (RRP £12.99). Call [number removed]042 (national rate) quoting RT
4/9. The Doctor Who Makes People Walk Again? The controversial work of the doctor who claims he can make people walk again is put under the microscope. Using a technique that would be banned in the West. Dr Huang Hongyun injects cells from aborted foetuses into the brains and spines of patients with spinal injuries and disease. His treatment is based on research pioneered in the UK but scientists and neurosurgeons point to a gap in his provision of evidence or data. Could his patients be at risk?
Producers Laura Fairrie and Milia Harrison-Hansley; Series editor
Andrew Cohen www.bbc.co.uk/horizon
4/10. The Hippo Hunters. Big game hunting is big business: for the right price you can shoot virtually any animal on the planet. It's a secretive world but two hunters were persuaded to take part. How do they justify killing animals and what is their motive? Producers Alastair Cook and Robert Davis ; Executive producer
Edmund Couthard
With Jeremy Paxman.
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2.00 Science: The Human Body
A version of Robert Winston's series.
4.00 Technology Techno: Designing Your Future and ICT in the Real World
