The Trollz are preparing for an exam. (SL)
Charlie breaks his arm playing football.
How to make music.
Tina struggles to remember her lines.
Problem Blob starts making things longer.
Fascinating facts about baby animals.
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10.30 BBC Primary History (ages 7-11) Ancient Greece - Citizenship, Spartans and Sports 2966253 10.50 BBC Primary Geography (ages 7-11) Mountains and Coasts - Life in the Mountains
Westminster update.
Adrian Chiles presents the latest financial news.
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1.00 KS1 Science Clips (ages 5-7) 35936307 1.20 KS2 Science Clips (ages 7-9)
7/10. Carol Klein explores Consall Hall in Staffordshire. (5)
Paul Martin uncovers treasures in Margate. (Revised rpt)
Trawlermen James West and Jimmy Buchanan compete.
Caustic quizzing.
General knowledge novices v quiz show champs.
Claudia receives a master class in the jive and the tango from head judge Len Goodman.
6/8. Domestic goddess Nigella Lawson traces her family history beyond her influential parents to discover, first, a romantic rags-to-riches story and then some darker secrets. Jeremy irons traces his roots tomorrow at 9pm on BBC1.
Shown last Wednesday on BBC1
New series 1/8. Garden designers and "horticultural therapists" Amanda Brooks and Andre Smith "read" gardens, before improving them - and their owners' lives. Vicky and Mike Green 's beloved garden has become a cluttered, overgrown jungle. But why? Two years ago Vicky was diagnosed with breast cancer, turning the family's lives upside-down. Having undergone treatment, she's looking to the future so Andre and Amanda create a garden to celebrate the strength of the couple's relationship and aid Vicky's recovery.
Director Danny Fildes ; Series producer Claire Hobday Ask the experts: page 34
3/8. The World's First Face Transplant. In November 2005, Isabelle Dinoire , a 38-year-old mother of two, became the first recipient of a face transplant. The decision to operate sparked a fierce ethical debate. We hear from those - such as former British soldier
Simon Weston - who might have benefited had the procedure been available sooner, as well as surgeons who remain unconvinced that face transplants are in the best interests of the patient. And while the rest of the world argues over the rights and wrongs of the decision, Isabelle sets about rebuilding her life. Producer Naomi Austin ; Series editor Andrew Cohen
www.bbc.co.uk/horizon
3/6. Black and White and Read All Over. Lurid headlines such as "Boyfriend Ate My Grandson!", and gory front pages, have helped make The Daily Sun sub-Saharan Africa's biggest selling newspaper. As it prepares to publish its 1,000th edition, reporters investigate a woman's claim that she's cursed by a demon, a 14-year-old girl who says her rapist is still at large and a gun battle that becomes a bloodbath. Producer Kate Townsend ; Series producer Louise Norman
With Jeremy Paxman.
BBC4 on BBC2
Should England have its own national anthem and should that song be William Blake 's Jerusalem?
Women's Institute members, public school boys, nudists and Labour and Tory party members give their views. Producer Colm Martin
www.bbcco.uk/ieamingzone
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2.00 Poems from Other Cultures and Traditions Poets discuss their work's cultural background. 900314.00 Poetry for GCSE Lily Savage hosts chat shows bringing poetry to life. Then Poetry Backpack Nigel Planer ,
Liz Lochhead and John Hegley on Heaney and Blake.
