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05:00
Finley the Fire Engine
You Can Get There From Here
Children Miguel gets lost in a new part of town, so the trucks help him use a map to find his way home.
05:10
Zigby
Zigby Writes a Story
Children The zebra tries to write a new story for Zara and Lawrence.
05:20
The Large Family
X Marks the Spot
Animation Mrs Smart confiscates Lester's skateboard after he knocks her into a muddy puddle - and the youngster does not think it is fair.
05:35
Little Robots
Tingaling Thing
Animation Chaos ensues when Tina builds a bell system, so she turns the Ting-a-Ling into a maypole.
05:45
Charlie and Lola
I Do Not Ever, Never Want My Wobbly Tooth to Fall Out
Animation A loose tooth worries Lola, despite Charlie's reassurances that a new one will grow in its place.
05:55
Little Howard's Big Question
What Is Funny?
Children Big Howard is told he is not funny any more, but Little Howard thinks he has a solution.
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06:25
Newsround
Children Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience.
06:30
What's New, Scooby-Doo?
Block Long Hong Kong Terror
Animation The gang has to deal with a fake festive dragon that comes to life and causes mayhem in Hong Kong.
06:50
League of Super Evil
Dial E for Evil
Animation A prank call made by Voltar sparks the wrath of an alien warlord, who travels to Earth demanding an apology.
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07:00
Copycats
Children Game show, presented by Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes, in which two families use their miming and drawing skills to win a series of challenges.
07:30
LazyTown
Snow Monster
Children Robbie tries to stop the children playing outside by dressing up as a snow monster, but does not read the signs at the frozen lake and soon needs rescuing.
07:55
Bob the Builder: Project Build It
Spud's Cork Tree
Animation Spud learns about the many uses of cork.
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| 08:00 |
08:05
The Koala Brothers
Archie Tennis Ace
Animation Archie learns the value of sharing when Frank beats him at tennis.
08:15
Guess with Jess
How Can We All Keep Cool?
Children The cat and his friends try to find a way to stay cool at Mimi's dance.
08:30
Big & Small
The Big Sneeze
Children Big has a bad cold, so Small offers to nurse him back to health.
08:45
Chuggington: Badge Quest
Weighing It Up
Children Koko, Wilson and Brewster learn new skills and life lessons on their quest to earn the many different badges, beginning with a weight-related task.
08:50
Grandpa in My Pocket
Bubbles and Squeak
Children A babysitter visits the Masons with her new kitten, but Floyd tries to scare her.
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| 09:00 |
09:00
Mightymites
Drumming
Children Sarah-Jane Honeywell challenges two youngsters to make lots of noise in a drum rhythm lesson.
09:15
Green Balloon Goes on Holiday
Children The gang investigates the underwater creatures that can be found off the coast of the Isle of Arran, and Jelly has a day out at the Royal Norfolk Show.
09:40
Waybuloo
Strawberries
Children De Li wants to pick lots of strawberries to share with her friends, but is unable to find the fruit patch.
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| 10:00 |
10:00
In the Night Garden
Kicking the Ball
Children Upsy Daisy teaches Igglepiggle how to kick a ball around the garden.
10:30
Dip Dap
Feet
Children The Line gives Dip Dap large feet that the character uses to perform some fancy footwork.
10:35
Just My Luck
Film This horse-racing comedy is not a particularly distinguished Norman Wisdom movie, but a pleasant enough time-waster nonetheless. On its original release, Rank realised the film's weaknesses and shored it up with a rock 'n' roll supporting feature. Today it's a brave viewer (or a devout fan of Wisdom) who'll watch, for the star's mawkish side is virtually given free rein as he tries to win enough money to buy a gift for Rank starlet Jill Dixon. If you can't stand Wisdom, there are British comedy stalwarts, including Margaret Rutherford, Leslie Phillips and Joan Sims, in supporting roles, and 1950s nostalgia freaks will enjoy spotting Sabrina - you can't miss her!
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12:00
Diagnosis Murder
Malibu Fire
Drama An environmental campaigner is suspected of starting a Bush fire to prevent developers building a new estate in the tranquil Malibu Hills - until he becomes a victim of the flames himself.
12:45
To Buy or Not to Buy
Vale of Evesham
Home and property Jonny Benarr and Ed Hall help potential buyers search for their ideal property near Warwick.
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13:30
Restoration Roadshow
Chatsworth 3
Factual Eric Knowles and the team visit Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, where picture restorer Lucia Scalisi tackles a 400-year-old painting by Cornelius Johnsson, Rod Titian helps save a Victorian Noah's Ark for a local museum, and ceramics expert Roger Hawkins restores two headless 1930s figurines.
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14:00
Flog It!
Blackburn 28
Factual Experts Michael Baggot and Adam Partridge value items in Blackburn, Lancashire, where valuable finds include an Isherwood painting and a piece of Finnish silver. Presenter Paul Martin also discovers the story behind a group of local dialect poets.
14:45
Helicopter Heroes
Documentary The team fights to save a farm worker's leg after an accident with a combine harvester, and a major rescue operation to find a missing child takes place in the Yorkshire Dales. Presented by Rav Wilding.
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15:30
Pointless
Game show Quiz show in which five pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman.
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16:15
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
Eric Knowles v Charlie Ross Foreign Market
Interests Eric Knowles and Charlie Ross head to a market in Paris, where they try to find antiques and collectibles that will make the most money at auction.
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17:00
Eggheads
Game show Quiz, hosted by Dermot Murnaghan, in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers hoping to win a cash prize.
17:30
Great British Menu
Northern Ireland Dessert
Food Brian McCann, Chris Fearon and Chris Bell from Northern Ireland have a final chance to showcase their skills before one of them is eliminated from the competition. Richard Corrigan judges their desserts of chocolate fondue, lemon and liquorice Battenberg and a summer berry tart.
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18:00
Shanties and Sea Songs with Gareth Malone
Documentary Choirmaster Gareth Malone travels Britain's coast to explore the history of maritime songs. Along the way he meets devoted shanty singers in Portsmouth, Tyneside, Scotland, Whitby and the Yorkshire coast, where the Filey Fisherman's Choir have an average age of 70. His odyssey ends in Port Isaac in Cornwall, where a group of local fishermen, who call themselves the Fishermen's Friends, have been so successful they've landed a million-pound record deal.
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| 19:00 |
19:00
The Animal's Guide to Britain
Freshwater Animals
Nature Medieval folk held that wives who scolded their husbands would have their mouths sewn shut by a "devil's darning needle" - ie, a dragonfly. There was also a theory that the testicles of beavers worked as painkillers, a belief that, as you might expect, helped the species to extinction here in Britain. If that sort of trivia appeals, you'll find much to enjoy in Chris Packham's new series. It sets out to show Britain through the eyes of its wildlife, with nice detours into the animals' chequered history with humans. Mostly, though, Packham offers portraits of beloved creatures - all, in this opening programme, living in and around our rivers, lakes and ponds. So there's wonderful footage of ospreys fishing in a Scottish loch (it later emerges this is a fish farm, which almost seems a cheat), and the amazing hinged jaw of the dragonly larva, and the sad tale of how imported American mink that escaped from mink farms (or were freed by activists) almost wiped out our native water voles. But now, thanks to some firm intervention, the water vole is making a comeback - and if a trial in Scotland is successful, the beaver may follow. Radio Times reviewer - David Butcher
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20:00
A History of Celtic Britain
Age of Warriors
Factual Only the mischievous will fill in Neil Oliver's sentence "This isn't just any old hill fort" with "This is an M&S hill fort". Neil won't mind, he's a cheery chap, though he does like his awed moments to the camera. And he has much to be awed about when he holds the beautiful gold torque from the British Museum's Snettisham treasure hoard from 75 BC. It is, truly, a thing of wonder. We have reached the age of the warrior in Oliver's canter through ancient Britain, a violent time when you couldn't leave your hut without someone trying to stick a sword in your head (we see a damaged skull as evidence). Radio Times reviewer - Alison Graham
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21:00
Rhod Gilbert's Work Experience
Tattooist
Documentary The Welsh comedian is taken on as a tattooist's apprentice, but this could turn into the most painful job Rhod has done so far after being told if he's to give a tattoo he has to have one.
21:30
Newsnight
News and current affairs Analysis of the day's events, presented by Gavin Esler.
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| 22:00 |
22:20
Filthy Cities
Revolutionary Paris
Factual The second episode of Dan Snow's history of urban muck is every bit as, er, vivid as the first. You'll need a strong stomach not to physically wince away from the screen as, for instance, he uses dog poo and human urine to treat animal hide - as tanners used to - or as he is given an expert description of what a mass grave really looks and smells like. The subject is 18th-century Paris, an unbelievably overcrowded and diseased place, where even in the gilded halls of Versailles, the aristocrats routinely wee-ed in the corridors. Marie Antoinette didn't: she had a lieu Anglaise - the newfangled lavatory that, according to Snow, gave us the word 'loo'. Radio Times reviewer - David Butcher
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23:20
BBC News
News and current affairs Regular bulletin.
23:30
HARDtalk
Discussion/Debate Stephen Sackur talks to people making the headlines.
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