Farms and jobs.
Double bill.
More morning mayhem, including cartoon fun with Arthur, Jakers!, Trollz and Legend of the Dragon, plus Nev's jam-pie-throwing competition. With Barney Harwood, Kirsten O'Brien and Neville the Bear.
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4/10. It's the end of May and the early British summer serves up hailstones in Wales and drought conditions in London. How will the gardeners cope? With Simon Mayo. producer Jon Woods
Executive producer James Hunt
The portly PI is asked to cook his famous baked trout for an oil man and an ambassador. But a body in the trout stream means a murder case before dinner.
With Sue Barker and Suzi Perry.
12.30 MotoGP Live coverage of round seven of the championship at Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona, where current champion Valentino Rossi has ground to make up after recent problems with his Yamaha bike. Commentary comes from Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish.
Digital viewers can access extended interactive coverage until 2.30pm
2.00 Tennis The final of the ATP tournament at the Queen's Club. Will favourite Andy Roddick be back to defend his title - and make it an incredible four in a row? Commentary comes from John Lloyd and Andrew Castle.
3.30 Rowing Action from the World Cup in Poznan, Poland, where
Britain will be hoping to match the impressive haul of four gold and two bronze medals they achieved at the last meeting in Munich.
Commentary by Garry Herbert , Dan Topolski and Gillian Lindsay. Producer (motor sport) Belinda Rogerson Executive producer (tennis) Paul Davies www.bbc.co.uk/sport
1/4. The Romantic North. A trip to see the home town of Romeo and Juliet, Leonardo da Vinci's
Last Supper, and the underwater statue of Christ at Portofino. The series continues at 9pm.
Shown last Sunday <S)
10/12. Berwick to Robin Hood 's Bay. The violent past of Berwick-upon-Tweed, a visit to Bamburgh Castle, a project to rebuild a Stone Age settlement, and a thriving colony of grey seals. With Nicholas Crane. Series producer Steve Evanson ; Series editor Gill Tierney
Chartbusting sounds and the UK number one.
Producer Sally Wood ; Executive producer Mark Cooper
The Duel. Lily returns home to find her flat has been turned into a Chinese restaurant. When she's forced to move in with Ted and Marshall, Barney convinces Ted his days there are numbered. Next episode tomorrow at 11.30pm on BBC3.
Shown last Monday on BBC3
2/4. A British Love Affair. Tuscany, Umbria and the Marche have traditionally been favourites with British visitors. Francesco da Mosto finds out why, making pasta with Tuscany resident Fanny Cradock , exploring Italy's treasure house of art in Florence with Dame Maggie Smith, relating the story of Britain's favourite Italian saint, and visiting the fantastical garden of the first English woman to live the "British dream". Producer Jonty Claypole ; Executive producer Basil Comely
Repeated on Thursday at 7pm
6/6; series two. Brent says goodbye to Wernham Hogg.
8/11. Time is running out fast for the mayor, who has Blackpool's dark forces on his tail.
11.00 9/11. Are a nervous Carter and Lola about to come face to face with the infamous Bridewell?
First shown on BBC3
Offbeat romantic comedy starring Heather Graham. When her husband walks out after nearly two years of marriage, Joline is determined to track him down and save their relationship. Review page 48.
Director Lisa Krueger (2000, 15)
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WorkSkills: In the Community Repeats not indicated
2.00 Raising Funds 32513 3.00 Media Relations
Interviews and press releases. 96890 4.00 Enterprising Ideas 28967 5.00 Volunteering
