A case of the squeaks.
Followed by Fimbly Songtime
Followed by Newsround
Quiz show.
Tracy smuggles in a mystery boy.
Then CBeebies Birthdays
Nina travels to Loch Ness.
Riding the Pinky Ponk. (R) (S)
Lily feels she is no longer needed by her family. (BW) (R) (S)
10 55 Herman tries to learn some magic tricks. (BW)
The Royal Navy Dockyard at Portsmouth. (Revised rPt)
With Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.
Airborne adventures.
The author of a guide to financial spread betting guests.
Two tigers face life-threatening operations. (RXS)
Retiring to Shropshire. (RHS)
Jeremy Edwards and Eve Pollard guest on the panel.
In Rochester. Kent.
With Lesley Waters and Paul Rankin.
Caustic quiz.
By the Liberal
Democrats.
Quiz hosted by Dermot Murnaghan.
Nick Nairn and Jeremy Lee compete to represent
Scotland as they prepare their main courses.
7/8. More Grown Up. The children involved in making films for the first series two years ago document their lives today, as they go through house moves, welcome new siblings and develop new interests. Concludes tomorrow at 7pm.
Producers Nicola Gibson ; Exec producer Tracy Jeune
5/8. Rick Stein. Seafood chef Rick Stein offers advice to Simon Spalding on creating the perfect seafood menu, including lobster with a Pernod and olive oil dressing. Series producer Nichola Hegarty ; Executive producer
Nick Vaughan-Barratt
3/6. Sunday Lunch. Preparing a Sunday feast for 12 people, Neneh Cherry and Andi Oliver visit their favourite market, Ridley Road in east London's
Hackney, and bump into their culinary hero Nigel Slater while they are buying the meat
Series producer Kaye Godleman
3/6. James Martin returns to his old school in Yorkshire where he flunked his Home Economics GCSE. He also tries to teach busy city traders how easy it is to make a crumble and helps ice-cream van innovator Morfudd Richards create some desserts that will make children eat more fruit and veg.
Producer Emma Robertson; Series producer David Vallance BBC GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: James Martin shares his favourite indulgent desserts in the May issue. Out now, priced E2.99
3/11. Moose on the Loose. Wildlife biologists
Rick Sinnott and Jessy Coltrane want to prove that large wild animals can live happily in the biggest city in Alaska. But how will the 250,000 citizens of Anchorage adjust to sharing their parks and grounds with 1.000 moose, 60 grizzly bears, 200 black bears and several packs of wolves? The close encounters that ensue between man and beast are often entertaining, but with such dangerous predators in people's backyards, Rick and Jessy sometimes struggle to keep the peace. Producer Ian Gray ; Series editor Tim Martin Moment of the week: page 59; The Inside Story: page 92
With Jeremy Paxman.
Andrew Graham-Dixon investigates what inspired
Ian Fleming to create James Bond. RT DIRECT: buy Casino Royale on DVD for just E14.99. To order call [number removed] (calls cost max 8p per min) quoting [number removed]
Orson Welles thriller starring Edward G Robinson and Loretta Young.
Review page 50. (1946, PG) (BW) Followed by The Witness <R)
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2.00 Vocational Bitesize Applied Business
4.00 Vocational Bitesize Applied Art and Design
