Doodles hides when he is due to have a bath.
Ned wants to be a knight. (R) (S)
Simulcast on the CBBC channel 8.45-11.00am.
Video games fight back.
On location to draw inspiration from trees.
Grace progresses with her training to be a director's first assistant. while a group of cricketers ask for some expert advice to fix their glitch.
Digital viewers can access the gamers meeting up together on a weekend away via the red button
Georgi gets first go on a new horse.
The first ever episode of the supermarionation series sees a skyscraper shopping centre catching fire.
TC sees dollar signs when Benny's new horse turns into a winner when it hears a whistle. (R) (S)
Nicholas Crane and co explore the coastline of Britain.
(Revised rpt)
Russel Hayes presents another report from the Royal Welsh Show. With Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
A French family finds that
British hospitality comes in the form of a pizza menu.
Period epic starring Tony Curtis and YulBrynner. A
Cossack leader clashes with his rebellious son as they struggle with the Polish army for control of 16th-century eastern Europe. Review page 46.
Director J Lee Thompson (1962, U)
Jaded urbanites seek refuge from metropolitan life by moving to a rural area.
Can chefs Nick Nairn and Phil Vickery stand the heat in the kitchen? Ainsley Harriott taste tests the results.
Combative quiz.
A fresh set of wannabe trivia enthusiasts take on the quiz show champs.
Amid the auctioneering in Colchester, Paul Martin visits a beautiful stretch of Essex coastline to learn about oyster farming. (Revised repeat)
New series 1/10. The South West. From Brunei's Royal Albert Bridge over the Tamar to the picture-postcard beauty of Devon's Clovelly, Samantha Smith visits some of the region's architectural marvels. Producer David Nottage ; Series producer Simon Willis
First shown on BBC South West What a wonderland: page 18
New series 1/16. American presenters Adam
Savage and Jamie Hyneman put urban myths to the test. beginning with the possibility of a failing coin creating a fatal accident and whether running in the rain keeps you drier than walking. Don't try this at home!: page 22
Satoyama: Japan's Secret Water Garden. David Attenborough narrates a poetic film following
83-year-old fisherman Sangoro Tanaka who lives according to an ancient way of life in rural Japan. A new series begins in September.
Producer Masumi Mizunuma ; Series editor Tim Martin
The great trek of the eider ducklings of Inner Fame, narrated by Simon King.
On 15 August 2004, a 16-year-old girl was hanged in a public square in Neka, a small Iranian town by the Caspian Sea. Atefeh Sahaaleh's death sentence was for "crimes against chastity". Despite Iran being a signatory to an international convention that promises not to sentence to death or execute those under 18, permission was obtained from Iran's Supreme Court by the local mullah and head of the city's administration to do exactly that. Eyewitness accounts and dramatic reconstructions, plus undercover filming in Atefah's hometown tell the powerful story of the life and tragic death of an ordinary girl. Contains scenes which viewers could find distressing.
The Inside Story: page 92
A further selection of bite-sized highlights from Nicholas Crane 's series. (Revised rpt)
Michael Gambon suggests birthdays and Notting Hill (the district of London, not the movie) get banished. Host Paul Merton has the final say so. Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer Victoria Payne
With Gavin Esler.
To mark the death of one of the founder members of Pink Floyd, another chance to see this documentary account of Syd Barrett's disintegration and departure from the band, whose members describe how he still haunts their lives and music to this day. Presented by Kirsty Wark.
(S - until 1am)
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2.00 Mediterranean Tales Writer and columnist Irma Kurtz follows a journey first made by Mark Twain in and recorded in his book The Innocents Abroad.
