Yvon's search for gold takes an unexpected twist.
Tied in with Sport Relief, Stuart talks about his sporting heroes, Sam and Mark have a go at karate.
Digital viewers can see exclusive gamer films by pressing the red button
Creepy crawly and clockwork dances. (R) (S)
Can Edie help Josie teach the children some animal movements?
Hector the ice-cream vendor mistakenly believes that a new and unusual plant has tried to bite him.
Trug has found a tin whistle. But what on earth is it used for?
Looking at the shapes all around us. (R) (S)
Tamba learns all about kangaroos.
Madcap sports comedy starring Tony Curtis.
Down-on-his-luck agent Marvin Lazar sees that the notorious junior baseball team, the Bad News Bears, are looking for sponsors for a trip to Japan and senses the chance to make a packet.
Review page 49.
Director John Berry (1978)
Political updates.
Presenters Adam Shaw and Paddy O'Connell are joined by experts to answer viewers' questions about holidays.
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Live coverage from the second round of the Scottish Open where at this point last year, Dutchman Maarten Lafeber shot a 63 to take a two-stroke lead, going into Saturday's round on 12 under, one ahead of joint first-round leader Angel Cabrera. Darren Clarke ,
Jonathan Lomas and Alistair Forsyth found themselves a stroke further back on ten under. www.bbc.co.uk/sport
If play overruns, digital viewers will be able to continue watching the action by pressing the red button
A fresh set of wannabe brain-boxes take on the general knowledge behemoths.
On a visit to the ancient town of Glastonbury, Paul Martin meets the creator of the Withy (or Willow)
Man, icon of the M5 motorway. (Revised rpt)
More and more youngsters are now saying they'd like to be their own bosses, and the government is spending £i80m to give all secondary school children training in enterprise and business. The Money Programme looks at this growing breed of young entrepreneurs and asks whether it is possible to teach anyone how to start up a business. Are moneymakers born or bred? With Max Flint.
Producer Charles Miller ; Editor Clive Edwards
Czech maestro Jiri Belohlavek lifts the baton for the first time in his new role as chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra in order to launch the eight-week long 112th season of the world's greatest classical music festival.
The concert begins the Proms' celebration of Mozart's 250th birthday and Shostakovich's centenary, and includes music from Belohlavek's homeland with works by Smetana and Dvorak. Featuring an overture and arias from Mozart's Marriage of Figaro and Don Giovanni sung by soprano Barbara Frittoli and bass John Tomlinson, plus Shostakovich's Symphony No 5, Dvorak's festive Te Deum and Smetana's Vltava from Ma Vlast. Presented by Charles Hazlewood.
Also broadcast on BBC Radio 3 from 7.30pm.
(Synchronised programme notes are available for each Prom via the red button, and the First Night will be available on demand for seven days after broadcast via [web address removed])
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A horror story from the Smalls Lighthouse on the south Wales coast. (Revised rpt)
1/8. The Big Yin is in Dublin for the start of a travelogue that also captures highlights of his live shows. Producers Andy Bates and Kim Turberville
Series producer Steve Brown
With Martha Kearney.
Martha Kearney and guests review the cultural highs and lows of the week.
A bumper package of performances from the Balado, Kinross, music festival, including Placebo, Arctic Monkeys, the Magic Numbers, plus the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Who. Edith Bowman and Colin Murray also introduce sets from Paul Weller , Goldfrapp, Richard Ashcroft , Feeder, the Zutons, the Charlatans, Primal Scream, Corinne Bailey Rae , Sigur Ros , Jose Gonzalez and Eels.
Producers Abi Judge and Tony Followell
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Open University & General Interest Rpts not indicated
2.00 Renaissance Secrets Venice: a Second-Hand City? 78912 2.30 Gothic in India Bombay Railway Station 8842221 3.20 Ever Wondered?
3.30 Open Advice Staying on Course
4.00 An English Education 92592 4.30 Who Belongs to Glasgow? 67738 5.00 Rousseau in Africa Democracy in the Making 31825 5.30 Mexico City Whose City?
