Life at an inner city riding school.
The kids try to make a documentary.
Jungle animals. Signed. (SL)
State-of the-art CGI brings to life futuristic creatures.
Followed by The Witness
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10.30 BBC Primary Geography (ages 7-11) Using the Land
10.40 Around Scotland 4418957
11.00 What? Where? When? Why? (ages 5-7)
11.15 Words and Pictures Plus (ages 6-7) Double bill. 966537
11.45 Look and Read (ages 7-9)
Westminster news.
Business with Adam Shaw.
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1.00 Maths Channel (9-10) Year 5. 72371570
1.10 Maths Channel (10-11) Year 6 double bill. Followed by The Witness
Gritty Second World War drama starring Jeff Chandler and featuring Sidney Poitier. 1944: as the US Army prepares to march on Paris, one of Lt Chick Campbell's men claims he is a victim of racial prejudice. Review page 63. Director Budd Boetticher (1952. U) (BW) Sidney Poitier stars in David and Lisa tomorrow at 1.30pm
Ampleforth Abbey's orchard yields fruit for a tasty tart.
6/10. This week it's the turn of the doctors to be put through their paces, 1950s-style.
Nadia Sawalha hosts.
James Tanner and Kevin Woodford cook against the clock.
Caustic quiz.
Quiz veterans Judith Keppel, Chris Hughes and Kevin Ashman take on the aspiring amateurs in the daily general knowledge quiz. With Dermot Murnaghan. Producer Tessa McHugh ; Executive producers Gail Sloan and David Young Eggheads quiz: page
Claudia Winkleman discusses the fallout from last Saturday's show and talks to another disappointed pair. Director Ivan Youlden ; Producers James Fox, Nick Horsley and Anna Meadows www.bbc.co.uk/strictlycomedancing
New series 1/4. In 1842 Charles Dickens embarked on 3 road trip across America. Armed with the notes from his journey, actress Miriam Margolyes retraces his steps and reflects on how the USA has since changed. The Passage Out. Following her transatlantic voyage to New York, Miriam sets out for Boston. Director Christopher Swan ; Producer Richard Shaw
Revised repeats from BBC4 Part eight of Charles Dickens 's Bleak House is at 8pm Thursday on BBC1
4/6. Sharla. The rapid development and glittering skyscrapers of Dubai mask its social problems. American Sharla Musabih has spent 20 years tackling them and is now seeking help from the government. Christopher Eccleston narrates.
Director Laura Humphreys ; Series producer Miranda Steed (AD)
The Oxbridge rivals clash once more, as St John's College, Oxford, take on Trinity College, Cambridge. Director Tracey Rooney ; Producer Irene Daniels (AD)
US comedian Rich Hall and MTV host Dave Berry are among those joining team captains Bill Bailey and Phill Jupitus, and sardonic host Mark Lamarr. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Lucy Clarke
Repeated next Saturday Lamarr on leave: page 12; Phill Jupitus on Elbow: page 52
4/6. Crime. A Home Office report reveals that the majority of teenagers are now criminals. And Look Out East reports on a growing prostitution problem.
Writers John Morton and Tony Roche ; Director John Morton
Producer Paul Schlesinger bbc.co.uk/brokennews
Lord Drayson is Labour's Minister for Defence Procurement. He also happens to be last year's biggest donor to the party. The Money Programme's John Sweeney examines the rise of the peer who made millions from a string of government contracts.
Producer Adam Warner ; Editor Clive Edwards Another Money Programme investigation on Friday at 7pm
Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
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2/4. The Lost Years. Michael Wood on the untimely death of the Bard's great rival Christopher Marlow. Producer Rebecca Dobbs (AD) More Shakespeare tomorrow from 9pm on BBC4
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1.00 Deutsch Plus 2 German for intermediate learners.
2.00 Working with the Germans The German approach to business. 40445
2.30 Eurografters Working in Germany. 52280
3.00 Make German Your Business 1-2. For beginners and intermediate learners. With in-vision subtitles. 59377
5.00 How to Learn a Language
