Press the red button between 7.00am and 7.00pm to access two sing-along
Christmas songs from the CBeebies gang and Something Special's Mr Tumble
Hugh Laurie narrates an animation about goblins who plan to steal a boy's special powers.
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Barney Harwood and Kirsten O'Brien host a special New Year's Eve show featuring seasonal games and cartoons, while Nev goes to a pantomime.
The aardvark discovers his beloved dog Pal is missing.
The Egyptian fruit bats prepare to fly in as the wallabies hop off to a new enclosure.
7/8. Dangerous Travels. How Walter Thompson effected a rooftop rescue of Churchill.
First shown on UKTV History
Epic historical adventure starring Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren. During the 11th century, Spain is divided between small Christian kingdoms and Moorish strongholds. From the confusion of warring factions emerges an intrepid knight whose exploits earn him the name El Cid. Review pages 63-97.
Director Anthony Mann (1961, U)
Paul Martin examines collectibles in Hereford, and discovers how to build a British sports car out of wood. (Revised rpt)
Holmes tries to explain a number of mysterious deaths in a village, and to find a logical rather than a supernatural explanation. With Jeremy Brett, Edward Hardwicke and Keith Barron.
Geographer Nicholas Crane journeys around the shoreline of the United Kingdom.
People over a certain age will love this nostalgia fest about Saturday morning kid's show Multi
Coloured Swap Shop. It was launched 30 years ago and ran until 1982. Here, former presenter
Noel Edmonds , along with Keith Chegwin , Maggie Philbin and John Craven , relive some of the best moments. Producer Fiona Clark ; Executive producer David Sankey
Shown Thursday 28
The Most Rev Dr Rowan Williams looks back at the events of the past 12 months.
Repeated tomorrow at 12.45pm on BBC1
Many of them aren't particularly old, but if this programme is to be believed, they're definitely grumpy. Celebs such as Arabella Weir , Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen , Linda Robson , Alan Titchmarsh , Jenny Eclair and Jeremy Clarkson wax lyrical on a variety of subjects which get up their noses.
Writer/Producer Judith Holder ; Executive producer
Stuart Prebble ; Shown last Friday
Her baked-on eyeshadow, battleaxe persona and culinary abominations - such as blue eggs and pigeon garnished with feathers - made Fanny Cradock a cult figure. Yet this comedy drama - with Julia Davis as Fanny and Mark Gatiss as husband Johnnie - reveals a softer side to the mother of all TV chefs.
Writer Brian Fillis ; Producers Ben Evans and Angie Daniell ; Director Coky Giedroyc Shown Christmas Eve on BBC4
I A stellar line-up joins Jools Holland and His Rhythm and Blues Orchestra to give 2007 a melodious welcome. The 14th annual extravaganza features Paul Weller , who duets with Amy Winehouse , and Sam Moore of Sam & Dave fame reprising classic Stax moments. Plus Marc Almond performing Games People Play, a rare UK appearance by Canada's Madeleine Peyroux, Lily Allen, the Kooks, Ray Lamontagne, the Zutons and a big-band punk moment from Adrian Edmondson. The 1st Battalion of the Scots Guards are on hand to mark midnight.
Repeated on Friday 5 January at 12 midnight 0 Digital viewers can press the red button between 10.30pm and 1.30am to access Scott Mills's Radio 1 show accompanied by visuals mixed live to music by Fatboy Slim 's VJ The Inside Story: page They said what?: page
Jools Holland's 14th New Year's Eve Hootenanny, featuring performances from Paul Weller, Lily Allen, Amy Winehouse, Sam Moore, The Kooks, Ray Lamontagne and Marc Almond. Show more
Highlights of the diva's one-off show at BBC Television Centre.
Mystery with Tom Conway. The Falcon discovers a new painting by an artist believed dead. Review pages 63-97.
Director William Berke (1944) (BW)
