Double bill.
A trip back in time.
A mummy's on the loose.
Reggie Yates fills his truck with goodies, before giving it away to one lucky viewer. The show includes cartoons The Batman, Zombie Hotel and Pinky and the Brain.
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Coping with tinnitus; the England deaf golf team; and the latest mobile technology. With voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday at 2.05am on BBC1
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Live coverage of the Qatar Grand Prix, round two of the championship. Could Ducati's Loris Capirossi and Sete Gibernau pose a challenge to Valentino Rossi ? With Suzi Perry.
Series producer Belinda Rogerson
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Digital viewers can see live coverage of Great Britain's Davis Cup tennis tie with Serbia and Montenegro 1.00-4.00
SA A first glimpse of the new wolf cubs as they emerge from their underground den.
ilegiac western from director Howard Hawks, starring
John Wayne and Robert Mitchum.
Gunfighter Cole Thornton joins forces with sheriff JP Harrah to take on a cattle baron and his hired guns. Since Thornton has a paralysed arm and Harrah a drink problem, it's a stern test of their resolve. Review page 61.
(1967, PG)
Some surprising items surface in Southampton.
Series producer Peter Smith ; Executive producer Tom Ware
5/5. Deserts. From space they appear lifeless, but a closer look reveals abundant wildlife. In the Namibian desert, lions search for oryx, while in Mongolia's Gobi, Bactrian camels eat snow in lieu of water. Narrated by David Attenborough. The series returns in the autumn. Producer Mark Brownlow ; Series producer Alastair Fothergill
Shown last Sunday on BBC1
Relive the magic: BBC4 begins a rerun of the series Tuesday 7pm
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In Turkey, Dan Cruickshank explores the Hellenic kingdom of Cappadocia - and meets a hairdresser who collects women's hair - before travelling north across the Bosphorus to Istanbul.
Series producer Tim Dunn ; Exec producer Basil Comely The Hairy Bikers visit Cappadocia on Wednesday at 8pm
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On 17 May 1959, Kelso Cochrane , a 32-year-old carpenter from Antigua, was murdered by a group of white youths in London's Notting Hill Gate. Over 40 years later, his brother Stanley is in search of answers. Teaming up with reporter Raphael Rowe , Stanley trawls the archives and meets witnesses. Who killed Kelso? Why? And what prompted thousands to attend his funeral? Producer Fatima Salaria ; Exec producer Fiona Stourton Race relations also explored in The Battle for Brixton, Monday 7pm
Live coverage of the third round of the competition, from the Augusta National course in Georgia.
The main contenders will be expected to start their charge up the leader board today - but will Tiger Woods be among them? With his father battling cancer, it's possible the defending champion may not take part. On the other hand, Woods has suggested his father would gain inspiration from seeing his son play, which could provide him with an even greater incentive to perform well at Augusta. Presented by Gary Lineker. Commentary is by Peter Alliss , Ken Brown , Sam Torrance and Wayne Grady , with reports from Andrew Cotter. Coverage of the final round begins tomorrow at 7.35pm.
Executive producers Paul Davies and Barbara Slater 5 Live Sports Extra has live radio coverage from 9pm
4/7. Lauren Laverne is tonight's guest host, overseeing the antics of Fightstar's Charlie Simpson , Linda Robson , Mint Royale's Neil Claxton and comedian Rhod Gilbert.
Shown last Monday
A look back at this afternoon's events at Aintree, where a crowd of 70,000 was due to watch the most prestigious event in the racing calendar. With Rishi Persad.
Editor Alastair Mcintyre And they're off!: page 37
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