With Mishal Husain and Dermot Murnaghan.
Small and Ben pretend to be cowboys. (S)
Are there any superheroes in Greendale?
Making breakfast.
Repeats are not indicated
10.30 What? Where? When? Why?: Pets and Animals
(ages 6-7)
10.45 Something Special: Garden
(ages 4-7)
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: Christianity
(ages 7-9+)
A look at the Christian view of creation, including the concept of God as the creator and designer of the earth. Show more
Westminster updates.
Business news with Adam Shaw and Adrian Chiles.
1.00 Gymnastics Tough tests from the Aussies and Canadians await England's men as they seek to retain the team title.
Commentary by Barry Davies, Mitch Fenner and Christine Still.
1.50 Weightlifting Medals are decided in the women's 48kg and men's 56 kg categories, watched by Dougie Donnelly. Plus coverage of the team competitions in the badminton, where England are the current champs, and table tennis. Also online at [Web Address Removed] (UK broadband only)
Digital viewers can access four extra streams (two on Freeview) - see [Web Address Removed] or timetable - plus a text service
New kids off the blocks: page 20
Can James Martin , Nina Myskow and Clare Nasir identify the stars from their homes?
Darren Lightowlers and Kathryn Stagg want a Buckinghamshire country pad with scope to set up a music studio.
James Tanner faces Tony Tobin in the culinary contest.
Thinking woman's quiz.
Two battling rhinos that require recapturing, the hyena whose bite is three times stronger than a great white shark, and a small bird nicknamed "the feathered locust" for rather apposite reasons.
Producer Chris Powell ; Executive producer Annette Clarke
Each remaining contestant hits the kitchens of a different Michelin two-star-rated restaurant, including Oxford's Le Manoir aux Ouat'Saisons run by chef Raymond Blanc , Midsummer House in Cambridge, and Cheltenham's Le Champignon Sauvage. 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
Which iconic creation has been voted victor of the Great British Design Quest? Plus Spike Lee talking about two decades of politically charged film-making, an interview with British singer/songwriter Richard Hawley and the latest on a long-running row between the Government and conservationists over Stonehenge. Presented by Verity Sharp.
Series producers Gill Holmes and Sam Starbuck ; Exec producer
Edward Morgan Rptd 11.20pm www.bbc.co.uk/cultureshow
The high and lows of the first day of competition in Melbourne. Will Ian Thorpe have overcome illness to compete in the swimming? And how did Olympic champions Chris Hoy of Scotland and Bradley Wiggins of England fare in their respective cycling events? Presented by Clare Balding. Live online at [web address removed] (UK broadband only)
Digital viewers can access four extra streams (two on Freeview) - see [web address removed] for timetable - plus a text service of news, results, a medals table and a viewing planner
When the Labour prime minister resigned on 16 March 1976, half way through his term of office, most assumed there was a scandalous explanation. This eye-opening drama documentary can now reveal how powerful sections of the Establishment had made his position untenable, a situation he secretly discussed with the BBC journalists Barrie Penrose and Roger Courtiour. To what lengths did the investigative duo go in their bid to uncover a scheme that brought the country to the brink of a military coup? John Hurt narrates.
Producer/Director Paul Dwyer How close did we come to a coup?: page 24
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
Shown at 7pm
7/10. Trinny and Susannah, and Jack Straw "star" in the show that re-edits news to comic effect.
Director Steve Connelly ; Producer Geoff Atkinson
Followed by Weatherview
Signed programmes.
Panorama Shown on Sunday at 10.15pm on BBC1
1.05 How to Live Lonqer A woman who has to change her lifestyle after a diagnosis of diabetes.
1.50 Dear Television Viewers' opinions of TV programmes.
Producer Lucy Kenwright Exec producer Caroline Wright
Schools Repeats not indicated www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Global Issues. Trade, aid, tourism, population and energy issues. 14982 4.00 GCSE
Biteslze Modern World History. Skills for syllabuses on source evaluation and essay writing.
