Dragon's Roost.
Grandpa visits.
Fish and other sea creatures. (SL)
Spooky goings-on at a rambling Essex farmhouse.
(Repeats are not indicated)
10.30 BBC Primary Geography: Using the Land
(ages 7-11)
10.40 Around Scotland
(ages 10-12)
11.00 What? Where? When? Why?
(ages 5-7)
11.15 Words and Pictures Plus: Phonics Year 2.
Double bill.
(ages 6-7)
11.45 Look and Read: Spell It Out
(ages 7-9)
Westminster news. (S)
Adam Shaw presents the first in a series of reports celebrating Enterprise Week.
Repeats are not indicated
1.00 Maths Channel (ages 9-10) Year 5 triple bill.
Followed by The Witness
Romantic melodrama starring Joan Fontaine, Louis Jourdan.
A sensitive teenager falls for a concert pianist. Review page 55. Director Max Ophuls (1948, U) (BW)
Max Ophuls's "Caught", tomorrow at 1.35pm Film Trivia: page 64
The secrets lurking beneath York's cobbled streets.
1/10. Trainee medics are put through their paces on a 1950s-style hospital ward. Nadia Sawalha hosts. (S)
Alan Nash - the world's fastest egg crusher - and baked bean fan Captain Beany guest. (S)
Caustic quiz.
Judith (Who Wants to Be a Millionaire) Keppel, Chris (International Mastermind) Hughes and world quiz champ Kevin Ashman compete in the daily general knowledge quiz. Presented by Dermot Murnaghan. Producer Tessa McHugh ; Executive producers Gail Sloan and David Young See how you do against the Eggheads: page
Claudia Winkleman looks back at a tense week as another disappointed couple discuss why their performance failed to impress the judges.
Director Ivan Youlden : Producers James Fox, Nick Horsley and Anna Meadows www.bbc.co.uk/strictlycomedancing
3/3. The Final Hour A wide-ranging conclusion to this thought-provoking assessment of atheism, covering Charles Darwin 's theories of evolution,
Freud's labelling of religion as a "thought disorder", and religious fanaticism in the 21st century.
Director/Producer Richard Denton
3/6. Alabbar. Mohamed Ali Alabbar began life in a tent - he's now a government minister and heads the largest real-estate group in the world. In this glimpse into his high-powered world he's closing million-dollar deals with Armani and promoting Dubai to the West - all while trying not to upset the ruling sheikh. Christopher Eccleston narrates.
Director Ann Lalic ; Series producer Miranda Steed (AD)
It's England v Scotland in tonight's first-round tussle: Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, face the University of Edinburgh. With Jeremy Paxman. Director Tracey Rooney ; Producer Irene Daniels (AD)
Canadian singer/songwriter Daniel Powter and comedian Lucy Porter join team captains Bill Bailey and Phill Jupitus and sardonic host Mark Lamarr. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Lucy Clarke
Repeated next Saturday Phill Jupitus reviews a John Peel tribute CD: page 44
3/6. A merciless satire of 24-hour news, from the makers of Radio 4's prize-winning The Sunday Format. Half Way There Day. Events around Britain to mark the halfway point of the last world war dominate the news agenda. Meanwhile, in America, a finger found in a tub of ice cream sparks a media frenzy. Writers John Morton and Tony Roche ; Director John Morton ;
Producer Paul Schlesinger bbc.co.uk/brokennews
5/9. More witty headline dissection as a guest host tries to keep up with Ian Hislop and Paul Merton.
Shown last Friday on BBC1
Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
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1/4. A Time of Revolution. The Bard's biography is full of tantalising mysteries, as Michael Wood 's compelling historical detective story reveals. He begins by assessing his schooling, his father's shady business deals and the secret that ruined his family. Producer Rebecca Dobbs (AD)
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Languages and Travel Repeats are not indicated
1.00 The French Experience 2 1-10. Intermediate course. In-vision subtitles. 871844 3.30 French Journey 1-2. Travel and culture. With French subtitles.
5.30 Eurografters France. Working abroad.
