Pete and Nat meet kangaroos.

The gang celebrates Fizz's birthday.

The worm gets a nasty tummy ache.

The team meet a young tapir and a fierce lion.

Double bill. (R) (S)

Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates meet mermaids in Florida. (R) (S)

Vicky plots to start a babysitting service from home.

Louis flexes his wrestling muscles.
Followed by Raven (Revised rpt)

Ben Fogle competes in a marathon in Kenya. (Revised rpt)

Herman takes lessons to prepare for a school dance. (R) (S)

Parliamentary proceedings interspersed with discussions and interviews. Presented by Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.

Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw present business news.

Easy-going romantic comedy from Disney. A saxophonist leaves the big city behind and becomes a pillar of the community in a small country town. Review page 53.
Director Norman Tokar (1966, U)

New series 1/30. John Craven meets the woman who looks after
Burghley House, and Nicki Chapman admires some jewels.

Discover the secrets behind
Oxford Castle's walls as the experts visit the university town.

James Tanner and Phil Vickery cook delectable desserts. IS)

Ruthless quizzing.

New series Eamonn Holmes hosts the weeknight quiz that combines our national obsession with Sudoku and a healthy dose of general knowledge.
Series producer Pam Cavannagh ; Exec producer Sumi Connock Test your reasoning with our Sudoku puzzle: page

Claudia Winkleman consoles Saturday's eliminated couple and provides more behind-the-scenes drama. Producers Ros Coward , Cam de la Huerta and Kalpna Patel

7/8. Jeremy Irons is perceived as the quintessential English gentleman, but he feels a strong connection to Ireland. He has a house in Ireland, is married to
Sinead Cusack , and is sure that there's Irish blood in his family history. Here he embarks on a quest to find his Irish roots, a journey that takes him from
Yorkshire to Dublin, on to Ulster, and finally to Cork. Director Clare Lewins ; Series producer Lucy Carter
First shown on BBC1 Who Do You Think You Are? DVD offer: page 60

The Bernard Samson novels of Len Deighton, the life and music of Stevie Wonder, the life and reign of Elizabeth I, and the Reginald Perrin novels and TV shows of David Nobbs comprise another eclectic range of specialist subjects. With John Humphrys.

It's Scotland v England as the University of Edinburgh and the University of Birmingham compete for a second-round berth. Jeremy Paxman interrogates the teams. Director Sue McMahon ; Producer Irene Daniels

3/3. War. Prime Minister Anthony Eden effectively ended his political career when he took Britain to war over the Suez Canal. The invasion of Egypt caused an international outcry and America's refusal to bail Britain out halted the campaign. Reconstructions reveal how Eden (James Fox ) and his cabinet chose to defy world opinion in their attempts to seize control of the canal. As rumours mounted that Eden had colluded with Israel and France, he lied to the Commons, a sad conclusion to a dazzling career, which also marked the end of Britain's ability to act alone on the world stage. With Patrick Malahide and Khaled Elsawy.
Producer Peter Molloy ; Exec producer Fiona Stourton Reputations profiles Anthony Eden tomorrow at 7pm on BBC4 Revolution on the Nile is on Wednesday at 11am on Radio 4

3/9. Guest host Jeremy Bowen oversees
Paul Merton and Ian Hislop , and guests June Sarpong and Fred MacAulay , in the irreverent news quiz.
Shown last Friday on BBC1

Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
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Following the recent murder of Anna Politkovskaya , Storyville follows investigations by human rights lawyer Karen Nersisyan into the murders of six other Russian journalists between 1995 and 2003. Director Paul Jenkins ; Series editor Nick Fraser

www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Languages and Travel Repeats are not indicated
1.00 Ma France 1-4 Short programmes to help with spoken French. Also online at bbc.co.uk/languages.
With in-vision subtitles. 5701615 5.00 Le Frangais au Pluriel The diverse cultures of the French-speaking world. In French with French subtitles.