Topaz's body is possessed by Simon.

Fun for children.

Fizz decides to copy everything Bella does. (R) (S)

Mr Tumble reveals some of the things he likes to do.

Tina lends Rudi a hand in collecting strawberries from Hayes Farm.

Ted discovers a new creature.

The team are called on to help when things begin to vanish.
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Fascinating facts about oak trees.

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10.30 Let's Write a Story (ages 9-11) Double bill.
11.10 The Maths Channel
(ages 9-10) Double bill.
11.30 Shakespeare: the Animated Tales (ages 9-13) The Tempest

Parliamentary proceedings.

Adam Shaw presents today's business news.

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Wipe Out (ages 7-11) Children's drama about a teenage boy coping with bereavement.

Depression-era drama starring Montgomery Clift. An official for the Tennessee Valley Authority tries to convince an elderly woman to sell her home so a dam can be built. But the old lady refuses to leave. Review page 53. Director Elia Kazan (1960, PG)

6/10. Melanie and Martin Hurst seek advice on scented plants.

Paul Martin travels back in time during a visit to Peterborough.
(Revised repeat)

Nick Nairn and James Martin impress the audience as they work culinary magic.

Cut-throat quiz.

The quiz show champions take on more general knowledge amateurs. Dermot Murnaghan hosts. Series producer Rob Dean ; Executive producers Mike Beale ,
Andy Culpin and David Young Take on the quiz show champs with the Eggheads quiz: p

Claudia Winkleman with the second couple to be knocked out, plus the latest backstage gossip.
Producers Ros Coward, Cam de la Huerta and Kalpna Patel

4/8; series three. The villagers organise a weekend of special events to help put Boscastle back on the tourist map after the floods. But will the weather hold? Producer Nigel Farrell ; Exec producer Paul Sommers

4/10. Katie and Giancarlo's new cookery school in London is about to open. But with the press due in an hour, the builders are still at work.
Director Nick Bamford ; Producer Adam Alexander
(Revised repeat) www.bbc.co.uk/food

Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot novels, German anarchist Gustav Landauer, rock band Led Zeppelin and the writings of HP Lovecraft make up tonight's eclectic range of specialisms. With John Humphrys.

New series 1/3. Archive material, remarkable interviews, and dramatisations featuring James Fox as Sir Anthony Eden , provide an insight into the Suez crisis of 1956 - the Egyptian uprising that brought Gamal Abdul Nasser to power marking the end of British imperial dominance. Betrayal. Anthony Eden 's widow, the Countess of Avon, remembers the only meeting between the British prime minister and Nasser, while intimates recall the events that set them on a collision course. With contributions from David Attenborough , Omar Sharif and Brian Sewell. Producer Louise Hooper ; Series producer Peter Molloy End of empire: page 27

1/9. Can guest host Gordon Ramsay keep Paul Merton , Ian Hislop - and his own tongue - under control?
Shown last Friday on BBC1

Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
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Alan Bennett and Nicholas Hytner on how their comedy The History Boys became a multi-award winning stage phenomenon and how they're now taking on Hollywood with the recently released film version.
Producer Colin Burrows

In this quirky documentary, film-maker Sean Langan returns to Afghanistan to witness one-time Taliban fighters now happy to be filmed giving driving lessons to Afghan women who are relishing their new freedom. Executive producer Simon Ford

www.bbcco.uk/tesrningzone
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1.00 Talk Spanish Short holiday course for beginners. With in-vision subtitles. 22036 2.30 Spain Inside Out Guide to Spanish culture. 951036 5.00 Work Talk: Spain Language basics for working in Spain.