How to celebrate an England goal by doing "the Crouch". Plus, gamer Ryan meets football legend Pele. Also on CBBC channel. (S)
Tie-dye-style pictures.
Ernie discovers buried treasure.
Travis has too much to do!
Repeats are not indicated
10 30 BBC Primary History (ages 7-11) Saxons and Vikings - Valiant Vikings 5196946 10.50 BBC Primary History (ages 7-11) Saxons and Vikings - Viking Voyagers 5109410 11.10 Writing Across the Curriculum (ages 7-11) Writing about Saxons and Vikings
11.30 Watch (ages 5-7) Birth, Caring and Growing
11.45 Watch (ages 5-7) Ourselves - Me and My Friends
Political updates presented by Jenny Scott.
Adrian Chiles hosts a late-night party for the expat Brits he met in Wyoming, USA.
Take Part: viewers can submit queries to [email address removed]; or via [web address removed]
Sue Barker presents live semi-final action from the WTA championship at Eastbourne.
Down the years, the prestigious grass-court tournament has been won by some of the greatest players in the women's game.
Former world No 1 Kim Clijsters triumphed last year, following in the footsteps of Virginia Wade, Jana Novotna , Lindsay Davenport and 11-times winner
Martina Navratilova. Coverage of the final is tomorrow from 1pm. <S)
Live coverage of the King
Edward VII Stakes at 3.10, the Coronation Stakes at 3.50, the Wolferton Rated Stakes at 4.25 and the Queen's Vase at 4.55.
Caustic quizzing.
Paul Martin and the team visit Glasgow, where they find an amazing collection of curling stones.
Soap company Dove's "real beauty" campaign is striking a chord with women fed up with unattainable images of beauty sold to them by the cosmetic giants. The Money Programme investigates this revolt.
Producer Martin Small ; Editor Clive Edwards
The birdlife of the Exe estuary and the beaches of north Cornwall enchant presenter Samantha Smith. Director John Oven ; Series producer Simon Willis
6/6. A natural, wild garden was made despite hideous weeds and dreadful soil, but invading deer and a fallen tree greet Alan Titchmarsh upon his return.
Exec producer Dick Colthurst ; Series producer Kath Moore Alan Titchmarsh : page 28
Monty Don returns to the dry garden to plant out more hardy shrubs, Joe Swift turns his attention to the wildflower meadow to see how the nectar bar is attracting wildlife, and Carol Klein adds more plants to her garden grown from seeds and cuttings.
Producer Andy Vernon ; Series producer Rosemary Edwards Solar-powered water feature/bird bath and feeder: page 32; Dahlias: page 58
Britain's smallest, least-known royal palace, has just re-opened to the public after restoration. Wallpaper, paint finishings, curtains, carpets and beds have all been re-created in the dazzling colours of the early 19th century. Kew Palace was last a royal residence during George Ill 's treatment for apparent mental illness. With a contribution from Prince Charles, who reflects on his afflicted ancestor, and assesses the palace restoration. Andrew Sachs narrates.
Producer Deborah Perkin
With Gavin Esler.
In a special edition, playwright Harold Pinter discusses his career with Kirsty Wark.
8/8. American sounds from psychedelic garage band the Flaming Lips, New York rock quintet the Strokes and singer-songwriter Cat Power. And rapper Plan B and singer-composer Raul Midon complete the eclectic round-up.
Director Janet Fraser-Crook : Series producer Alison Howe
Jools is joined by The Strokes, The Flaming Lips, The Divine Comedy, Cat Power, Plan B and Raul Midon.
Tense thriller starring
Frank Sinatra as a killer who holds a family hostage as part of a plot to kill the President. Review page 55. Director Lewis Allen (1954, PG) (BW)
Followed by The Witness
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Open University & General Interest Rpts not indicated
2.00 Renaissance Secrets - Riddle of the Dome
2.30 Music and Place Long Remembered Hills
3.00 Jump Over Your Shadow 86540 3.30 Welfare for Air? 75057 4.00 Finding a Way Luke, Carl and Matthew 89250 4.30 Finding a Way Marni and Renee 94569 5.00 Finding a Way Bowbridge and Great Bardfield 51366 5.30 Playing Safe
