Someone's afraid.
Carter hires two poachers to set a trap for Tom.
Game show from Wolverhampton.
Followed by Roar (Revised rpt)
Mr Bentley prepares to welcome newcomers to the valley.
A magical flute.
Signing animal names.
Then CBeebies Birthdays
Martin Clunes reads The Last Polar Bears by Harry Horse.
Repeats are not indicated
10.30 Razzledazzle (ages 4-5)
272197110.50 Words and Pictures (ages 4-6) 3245600 11.00 Starship (ages 6-7) 4890797 11.20 Focus (ages 9-13) 6547613 11.40 Around Scotland (ages 10-12)
Presented by Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.
Experts answer viewers' questions on wills. Presented by Adam Shaw and Paddy O'Connell.
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Live coverage from Wembley
Arena of the third quarter-final in the Masters. Stephen Lee found his cueing form at this stage last year as he eliminated future world champion Graeme Dott to set up a semi-final clash with Ronnie O'Sullivan , a 6-2 victor over
Peter Ebdon. Commentary from Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo.
Hosted by Ray Stubbs with Steve Davis and John Parrott.
Digital viewers can access additional coverage from 1.30pm until close of play
Caustic quizzing.
The opening frames of the fourth quarter-final at the Masters. Last year, eventual tournament winner John Higgins eased past then world champion
Shaun Murphy 6-4. Ray Stubbs hosts. Digital viewers can access additional coverage from 1.30pm until the close of play via the red handset button
New series 1/6. Jimmy Doherty takes an entertaining look back at his first years as a novice pig farmer.
-I Farmed It My Way. When his animals arrive,
Jimmy's inexperience causes him endless problems. He takes a trip to witness how the majority of Europe's pigs are kept in factory-like conditions, but he struggles to keep his own porkers happy. Finally, he ends up inviting a group from the Netherlands to visit, but what will they think of Jimmy's methods?
Series producer Henry Wilks ; Exec producer Philip Dolling
3/6. Carol Klein explores the world of legumes, discovering how peas ought to taste as she samples heritage varieties. First-time veg grower Louise and her family begin to reap the rewards of their labours and nine-year-old Molly nurtures her crop of carrots. Series producer Juliet Glaves ; Exec producer Sarah Moors
Repeated next Monday
3/6. A huge volcanic eruption in Iceland in 1783 spewed out poisonous gases that enveloped Europe, killing thousands of Britons. The ensuing winter was one of the worst ever and cost countless more lives. This environmental disaster is well known in Iceland but its impact on Britain has - until now - been a mystery. With Thorsteinn Gunnarsson as Jon Steingrimsson , who recorded the event. Michael Praed narrates.
Producers Monika Kupper/Dan Walker; Editor John Farren
Nicholas Crane reaches Britain's south coast, where Alice Roberts tries prospecting for oil. (Revised repeat)
3/6. Suave actor Nigel Havers does his bit to save the world by trying to dispatch global warming into Orwellian oblivion before revealing a ruthless side in a request to kill London mayor Ken Livingstone.
But will gatekeeper Paul Merton let them through? Director Geraldine Dowd ; Series producer Chris Curley
Repeated next Saturday
With Emily Maitlis.
The last Masters quarter-final, plus England v Australia one-day cricket action from Brisbane.
Digital viewers can watch extended highlights from the one-day cricket between 9.55pm and 12 midnight
Ray Stubbs presents action from the third Masters quarter-final.
