Zombies.
A double bill of arty fun. (R) (S)
Jess gets lost on the way to a pet show.
Norman aims to speed up his paper round
Fun with food.
Repeats are not indicated
10.30 What? Where? When? Why?: Pets and Animals
(ages 6-7)
10.45 Something Special: What I Like
(ages 4-7) (SL)
11.00 Razzledazzle: Dennis the Donkey
(ages 4-5)
11.20 BBC Primary Geography: Postcards from Bangladesh
(ages 7-11)
11.30 Pathways of Belief: Judaism
(ages 7-9)
11.45 Watch: Celebrations
(ages 5-7)
Westminster updates.
Business news with Adam Shaw and Adrian Chiles.
Followed by The Witness
**** Second World War spy drama starring
Virginia McKenna , Paul Scofield and Jack Warner. Young Violette 's life in London is barely affected by the war until she meets and marries a French officer. When he is killed in action, she finds herself drawn into espionage, risking her life in occupied France. Review page 50. Director Lewis Gilbert (1958, PG)
(BWXS)
Can James Martin , Nina Myskow and Clare Nasir identify the stars from their homes? (5)
Scouring markets for bargains in the historic hill-top town of Perugia in central Italy.
Gino D'Acampo takes on Tony Tobin in the culinary contest.
Thinking woman's quiz.
As a mystery illness sweeps through the Skeleton Coast's jackal population, Ben Fogle comes face to face with a sidewinder snake and Kate Humble meets a chameleon with a nasty reputation.
Producer Chris Powell ; Executive producer Annette Clarke
Adaptability is put to the test as the semi-finalists are each sent to work in a restaurant specialising in a cuisine far outside their usual repertoire. OLIVE MAGAZINE: the April edition has recipes from MasterChef Goes Large. On sale now, price E3
RT DIRECT: hardback book accompanying the series just £13.99; paperback £11.99. Includes p&p (UK delivery only). To order call [number removed] (landline calls 8p per minute) quoting RT
A rare television interview with acclaimed graphic novelist Alan Moore - author of V for Vendetta,
Watchmen and From Hell. Plus, the elaborate world of Victorian country house theatricals, the drawings of Michelangelo and cult rock band
Mystery Jets. Presented by Andrew Graham-Dixon . Series producer Marcus Herbert ; Executive producer Edward
Morgan Repeated at 11.20pm www.bbc.co.uk/cultureshow
1/4. Over the next four days, 24,000 dogs will descend on the NEC in Birmingham for the world's greatest dog show. Tonight live coverage of the first day of competition spotlights the working and pastoral dogs, and there's a chance for viewers to cast their vote in the Kennel Club Friends for Life competition. introduced by Ben Fogle. Commentary by Peter Purves , Jessica Holm , Frank Kane and Wayne Cavanaugh. Continues tomorrow at 8pm.
Producer Elaine Paterson ; Exec producer David Pickthaii
For an hour at the end of the programme, digital viewers can access analysis of what the judges are looking for in the canine competitors
Ben's going to the dogs: page 57
The Lost Civilisation of Peru. Two thousand years ago a civilisation known as the Moche ruled the northern coast of Peru. They built huge pyramids, produced some of the most exquisite jewellery ever seen, and founded an empire that lasted for hundreds of years. Then, they simply vanished. Until recently, almost nothing was known about the Moche people or what became of them. Now crucial new discoveries can help us to understand the rise and sudden fall of one of the greatest civilisations of the ancient world. Producer Nick Davidson ; Editor Matthew Barrett
To slash hospital waiting lists from two years to six months was one of New Labour's manifesto pledges. And now, it seems, they've cracked it. By the end of 2005 only 12 people had to wait longer than six months for their operations. Foreign surgeons working in private hospitals had reduced NHS waiting lists dramatically - but at what cost? John Sweeney reveals how a series of bungled operations have left patients crippled, and asks if the drive to meet political targets has left people in agony.
Producer Jane MacSorley ; Exec producer Fiona Stourton
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
Shown at 7pm
Schools Repeats not indicated www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Human Geography. Cities, economic and industrial change, and weather and climate.
4.00 GCSE Bitesize Physical Geography. Covering topics: landforms, tectonics and coasts, ecosystems, environmental issues and management.
