Consumer guide Rishi has advice on buying a mobile phone.
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Digital viewers can enter a gardening competition offering the chance to work at Windsor via the red button
Double bill.
A remote control has gone haywire.
The lives of monkeys and birds.
Earthquake Storms. The predictions of geologist
Geoff King that point to Istanbul being struck by an earthquake in the near future.
Westminster update.
Chris Collins plants petunias and works with bamboo in this double bill. (Revised rpt)
Helena Bonham Carter on behalf of the National Autistic Society. For donation details see Sunday at
4.45pm on BBC1
Business news with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Sentimental drama based on a true story, starring
Richard Thomas and Gerald McRaney. Having saved the life of an American-Asian baby at the end of the Korean War, a US Navy crew attempts to bring the child home for adoption. Review page 52.
Director Marcus Cole (1997, U)
While experts Susan Orringe and James Lewis appraise items in Cardiff, host Paul Martin joins historian Neil Sinclair on the docks to hear about life in Tiger Bay. Series producer Peter Smith
Executive producer Tom Ware
Brian Turner and Nick Nairn conjure dishes from a fiver's worth of ingredients.
Catty, cut-throat quiz.
More novices take on the quiz colossi. IS) 99
Vegetarian black pudding - isn't that a contradiction in terms? Apparently not, as chef Simon Rimmer finds out in Lancashire. Marcus Wareing, meanwhile, takes advice from Wl members on the perfect hotpot.
New series 1/6. Science suggests that happy people are healthier, more creative and live longer. But what really makes us happy? In the first of a breezy, light-hearted investigation, Mark Easton considers Bhutan, a country that, with its authoritarian monarchy, is run around the Gross National Happiness principle. Are there lessons to be learnt for our own social policy? Director Mike Rudin ; Executive producer Fiona Stourton Ask the experts: page 30
New series 1/5. A lively mix of travelogue and current affairs as Tim Samuels tours the EU.
Do We Feel European? In a quirky exploration of issues surrounding European identity, Tim sets out on a banned gay pride march with a Polish drag queen and talks immigration with a Dutch thrash metal band. Series producer Will Daws ; Executive producer Karen O'Connor
Revised repeat from BBC4
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5/8. When did the actress, a northern lass raised on meat and two veg, become a devout vegetarian? Why did her eccentric stepfather once consider potatoes to be the root of all evil? And what is Sadie's tried-and-tested recipe for veggie bliss?
Director Tina Gortmans ; Executive producer David Barrie
With Gavin Esler.
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Schools Repeats not indicated
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Maths 3
4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision History Project
