Tropical trollz.
Negotiating the perilous Demon Square.
Mad scientist mayhem.
Chosen by Hornsea High School Gifted and Talented Group from Yorkshire.
Baseball and birthdays.
Taj races Ricardo.
Christmas comes early and quiz fever hits.
Vote for Mona the Vampire, Arthur or The Scooby and Scrappy Show.
Kids' TV Choices: page
Pixel problems.
Double bill.
A balloon trip.
Rock pool.
Dungeness and Hertfordshire receive flying visits.
Westminster news with Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.
The mysteries of Plymouth
House in Northop.
Business analysis, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
IT consultant Helen wants to swap her heels for wellies and a City flat for Essex countryside. Director Joel Tomlinson ; Producer
Gaynor Davies
Visits to Mother Shipton 's Cave and Fountains Abbey, plus an 18th-century music lesson - and making basil pasta.
In mystical Glastonbury, Paul Martin explores local legends and talks to the Bishop of Bath and Wells. (5)
Antony Worrall Thompson and Nick Nairn mix it up.
The ruthless quiz.
Did yesterday's challengers scoop the prize or will a roll-over raise the stakes for today's show? <s) 73
Claudia Winkleman takes a look at all the news, gossip and backstage action from the world of Strictly Come Dancing.
For women, fat is beautiful - in Mauritania. Girls of seven consume vast amounts to trigger puberty, so they can be married off. Olenka Frenkiel reports on the country's love affair with female obesity.
Producer Rachael Turner ; Exec producer Karen O'Connor The Inside Story: page
New series 1/6. The scientists face physical and scientific obstacles in the peaks of Colorado, USA, in an old ore-processing mill, where their first task is to make the place habitable. With Hermione Cockburn. Series producer Nathan Williams open2.net/rouqhscience6 37 BBC MAGAZINE: Focus is available monthly, price E3.25
DOCUMENTARY OF THE WEEK
The Queen of Trees. The extraordinary story of the African sycamore fig tree and its relationship with a tiny insect partner. Each fig is a world in miniature: birth, sex and death, predators and parasites.
Producers Mark Deeble and Victoria Stone; Series editor Tim Martin Repeated next Sunday www.bbc.co.uk/nature Snap snap!: page 20
How rabbits and flowers combine to create a beautiful natural spectacle.
Producer Mark Flowers ; Series producer Wendy Darke
DRAMA OF THE WEEK
New series 1/11. Sex, violence and strong language run through the much discussed lavish drama chronicling the birth of the Roman Empire.
52 BC: after eight years of war, Julius Caesar triumphs over the Gauls. But his soaring popularity arouses fears that he wants to return to Rome as a dictator.
Writer Bruno Heller ; Producer Frank Doelger ; Director Michael Apted www.bbc.co.uk/rome Empire building: page 17
New series 1/8. Profumo to Watergate. Sniffing out the moments that made the headlines and shook society, illustrated with archive footage.
Producer Lucy Kenwright Exec producer Caroline Wright
Invasion. How did the Romans conquer Britain in under 50 years?
Producers Simon Baker and Catrine Clay
Hosted by Jeremy Paxman.
7/8. Latvia. Line dancing and opera await.
11.50 8/8. Estonia. Soap and Scottish expats.
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