A young harpist guests.
Also on the CBBC channel.
Digital viewers can watch how Mark, Sam and Ayesha rate their best friends
Double bill.
How rain can be useful.
Repeats are not indicated
10.30 Meqamaths (ages 7-9) Double bill.
Westminster news with Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.
Business issues with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Repeats are not indicated
1.00 KS2 Science Clips (ages 7-9) Triple bill.
Followed by The Witness <R)
Comedy drama starring Robert Mitchum. Wealthy Corby Lane repays a debt to the people of Progress, Arkansas, but her generosity has unexpected consequences. Review page 57. Director Lloyd Bacon (1954. U)
(BW) Robert Mitchum stars in His Kind of Woman on Thursday at 1.05pm
Equipment needs buying and recipes need perfecting.
The merits of a memento of a forgotten Second World War hero, a cooking pot with a lasting legacy, a musical wonder and a childhood favourite are debated. Voting details on Monday. Series producer Stephen Taylor Woodrow Editor Stephanie Hunter
James Tanner and Paul Rankin battle it out. Recipes: Ceefax p560; www.bbc.co.uk/food
Caustic quizzing.
A fresh batch of brainy upstarts challenges the team of general knowledge goliaths.
Tom Lewis learns the art of scallop diving in Oban for his west coast scallops, quinoa and smoked haddock kedgeree, while Nick Nairn goes on a fishing trip for his seared home-smoked salmon with an apple and watercress salad. RT DIRECT: for a whole host of cookware offers and ideas, visit www.blueshoots.com/rtdirect
7/7. With power from the water wheel and wind turbine, food from the garden and heat from the solar tubes, a composting loo is the last piece in the family's self-sufficient jigsaw. But will anyone actually use it? Producer Jonny Young ; Series producer Lynn Barlow RT DIRECT: the accompanying hardback book is E16.99 incl p&p
(UK delivery only). To order, call [number removed] quoting RT (landline calls cost max 8p per min) or visit www.rtdirect.sparkledirect.com
2/4. Rebuilding Britain. Almost bankrupted by fighting a world war and clinging on to its diminishing sense of Empire, Britain in the 1920s found comfort in its sense of history rather than in embracing modernity. While Paris celebrated Art Deco, Britain would mount the Empire Exhibition, looking back to its past. But, as Dan Cruickshank discovers, the tyranny spreading across Europe found young architects fleeing the terror of fascism to find a home in London, shaking Britain from its cosy nostalgia in the process.
Producer Kate Misrahi ; Exec producer Basil Comely Living with Modernism follows on BBC4 at 10pm
6/8. The Isherwood Family. Adam and Teresa Isherwood think their six-year-old son [text removed] is already behaving like a stroppy teenager, answering back and telling them he doesn't care. Can clinical psychologist Dr Tanya Byron convince the pair that they are missing the real root of the problem? Producer Nicola Cook ; Series producer Sue Davidson
First shown on BBC3
With Jeremy Paxman.
In Barcelona, Kirsty Wark meets Carlos Ruiz Zafon , author of The Shadow of the Wind, while Simon Davies explores the less well- known region of Galicia. Tales from Greece is tomorrow at 11.20pm.
Director Barry Egan ; Series producer Elspeth O'Hare
(s - until 1am)
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Modern World History 16340 4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Modern British History
