Tracey rails against the marmalade factory.
Archie learns not to exaggerate.
Followed by Pingu
The secrets of the Ancient Britons. Last in series.
Producer Patricia Wheatley ; Series producer Ian Potts
Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott present coverage of Prime Minister's Questions.
An appeal on behalf of the Society for
Mucopolysaccharide Diseases.
Donation details are on Sunday at 6pm on BBC1
Designers revamp small outdoor spaces. (Revised repeat)
Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw present financial news.
Exploring the Gower Peninsula.
(Revised repeat)
Two barbecue experts search for bargain antiques in the markets of northern France.
John Craven walks to Inverary castle and James Martin creates a delicious scallop dish.
James Lewis and Anita Manning look for antiques in Portsmouth, while Paul Martin views the city from the Spinnaker tower.
(Revised repeat)
Cookery contest, with Phil Vickery and Lesley Waters.
Caustic quzzing. (5)
Quiz show hosted by Eamonn Holmes.
Including a chat with last year's prizewinning champion Darren Gough.
4/8. Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Cables beneath a Cornish beach lead to a dramatic tale of espionage and greed. There's a visit to ancient tombs on the Isles of Scilly, a look at how nature can turn a shipwreck into a sanctuary for wildlife, and an appreciation of the Cornish light that inspired generations of artists. Shown last Thursday Take out a six-month subscription to Radio Times for only E28.60 and get the new Coast book Call [number removed] (calls cost max 8p per min) or visit www.subscribeonline.co.uk/radiotimes and enter code RTP
1/5. Expert Oz Clarke attempts to educate Top Gear's beer-swilling James May about the pleasures of drinking wine as they take a six-week road trip through France's vinous delights.
In the Bordeaux region, the sceptical student learns to appreciate the nose on individual bottles and faces his first test: at the immensely posh Chateau Pichon-Longueville he has to talk about the wines he samples. Moving on to the spectacular, rugged terroir of Languedoc-Roussillon he tries his hand at traditional wine-making methods such as foot stomping and ploughing a vineyard with a mule.
The Wisdom of Oz: page 18; Moment of the Week: page 57
4/14; series five. Jonny's efforts to learn to drive come to an abrupt halt when Louise holds his car hostage. Writer Daniel Peak : Director Gareth Carrivick
Producer Stephen McCrum
With Jeremy Paxman.
Drama series about a group of young house-sharing lawyers. Miles is jealous of Anna's sudden success. And Milly is brooding about Rachel and O'Donnell in Paris. Show more
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