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Tikkabilla
Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests and things to make. Birds, bagels and Higgledy House with Lorna, Amit and Tamba.
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| 06.30 |
Teletubbies
Preschool comedy combining fun, fantasy and education. Dipsy and Laa-Laa hug and dance and watch children play at catching leaves. Tinky Winky is being naughty and puts all the Teletubbies' toast in his bag.
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| 06.55 |
Tweenies Songtime
Sing along with the Tweenies. Bella, Milo, Jake and Fizz sing Gonna Build a House.
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| 07.00 |
Pitt and Kantrop
Prehistoric fantasy. 12-year-old Pitt and his pterodactyl pal Kantrop try to help their tribe. After an unexpected record hunt, the tribe is exhausted from smoking meat and tanning skins. Pitt suggests a holiday for the whole tribe. All they have to do is lay back and relax. As they reach a gorgeous beach, all the tribe members take Pitt on his word. They don't want to do a thing, and the relaxing time quickly turns into the holiday from hell.
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| 07.25 |
Newsround
Topical news magazine for children.
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| 07.27 |
Bernard
Animated adventures of Bernard the Polar Bear. A robot seems to offer Bernard a simple solution to the problem of cleaning his house. The trouble is that the robot is literally crazy about his job.
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| 07.30 |
Roar
Series following the keepers at Kent's wild-animal parks. Could the Siberian tigers, which are some of the rarest in the world, be about to have babies? The keepers have their fingers crossed, but they've got a heavy job on their hands too, because they need to weigh a rhino. Plus, why the African hunting dogs are chasing cars; how the pancake tortoise got its name, and the Roar Ranger gets stuck in the fishing cat enclosure.
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| 08.30 |
Postman Pat: SDS
Children's Animation. Postman Pat has been promoted to Head of the Special Delivery Service, which means he will now be called upon to deliver anything, anytime, anywhere! Together with his new boss Ben, and his faithful companion Jess the cat, Pat proves that he can deliver on time! Pat must deliver a wind generator to Ted Glen's workshop, but strong winds make the job very difficult. When Ted, Lauren and the children become trapped without power, Pat uses the generator to save the day.
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| 08.45 |
Chuggington
Children's animation. Chuggington is a special place where all the trains talk, think and do not need drivers! Ride along with young trainees Koko, Wilson and Brewster as they embark on new adventures. The trainees are taking their passenger test and Mr Simkins, from the Ministry of Chuggers, arrives to examine them. When a faulty machine startles Koko, she fails her test and is broken hearted.
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| 09.00 |
3rd and Bird
Colourful adventures of a group of birds who teach children about social reponsibility. Samuel, Muffin and Rudy each make up a silly song. Mrs. Billingsley invites them to perform one song after the adult bird chorus' concert. When the kids can't agree on whose song to sing, Samuel figures out a way to make all three songs into one big song.
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| 09.10 |
Our Planet
Nature clips for preschoolers examining an aspect of biology.
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| 09.20 |
Charlie and Lola
Children's animation. Charlie loves his little sister Lola and the stories she creates with her imagination. It is Lola's first-ever school sports day and, after much deliberation, she decides to enter the egg and spoon race - the most difficult race of all. How is she ever going to keep her egg on her spoon? The answer is concentration, and lots of it.
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| 09.30 |
Finley the Fire Engine
Animation following the adventures of the vehicles of Friendlyville. Join Finley the Fire Engine, Gorby the dustbin lorry, Miguel the post van, Scooty the school bus, DJ the bulldozer, Jesse the tow truck, Isabelle the ice cream lorry and Dex the dump truck as they serve the community, solve problems and have fun. Isabelle is embarrassed to admit to the others that she sleeps with her headlights on. She does everything possible to avoid a sleepover.
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| 09.45 |
The Koala Brothers
The adventures of Frank and Buster, two intrepid young koalas who fly around the Australian outback in their yellow plane, on a special mission to help other creatures in need. Ned sees a shooting star land in the outback, but starts to doubt himself when no-one believes him. The Koala Brothers help him to regain his confidence in what he saw, and then rally everyone to help Ned prove he was right.
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| 09.55 |
Fun with Phonics
Literacy series for four- to six-year-olds using phonics. The phoneme 'e'.
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| 10.00 |
Big Barn Farm
Animated adventures of a group of baby animals who live together on Big Barn Farm. Gobo the goat, Petal the pig, Digger the puppy and Dash the donkey help each other out as they go about life on the farm. Gobo finds a piece of cloud and is worried that the sky is falling down. The Farmyard Bunch gather round to show him what's really causing fluffy clouds to be left all over the farm.
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| 10.15 |
Get Squiggling
Squiglet is a monster who lives in a plain white world, but with the help of his crayon Squiggle Sticks it doesn't stay white for long. Squiglet draws a bloodhound called Boris. Boris's friends are busy preparing for a party and Boris is upset he hasn't been invited. Squiglet comes to the rescue by scribbling him an invitation and a present to bring. They head off to the party in the park to join the fun.
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| 10.30 |
In the Night Garden
In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read bedtime stories. Makka Pakka makes a pile of six stones. One by one he gives everyone in the garden a stone for a present. He is left with one, a special stone for Makka Pakka.
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| 11.00 |
Wildlife on Two
David Attenborough narrates the remarkable story of the 130 million crabs who cross Christmas Island to spawn on the coast. Situated on the Indian Ocean, south of Java, Christmas Island is dominated by land crabs of all shapes and sizes. There are robot-like blues, jungle dwelling hermits, and mighty robbers with claws like wire cutters.
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| 11.30 |
The Daily Politics
Andrew Neil and Anita Anand cover Prime Minister's Questions and the top political stories of the day.
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| 13.00 |
See Hear
British Sign Language magazine series. Looking at adoption and revisiting a few old faces from the past. We catch up with a family who were last on See Hear ten years ago, searching for a deaf child to adopt as their own. Ten years later we catch up with them at home - were they successful in their quest for a child? We also meet Ausha, a young deaf man who when we last saw him 16 years ago was living with the Bryans family who were hoping to adopt him. How did he get on and what is he up to now?
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| 13.30 |
Working Lunch
BBC Two's award-winning daily business, personal finance and consumer news programme.
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| 14.00 |
Coast
Neil Oliver takes the team to Cornwall, England's most coastal county. He discovers more about the fishing industry in the area and about the relationship between Cornwall and the rest of England. Miranda Krestovnikoff discovers how nature can turn a shipwreck into a sanctuary for a remarkable variety of wildlife.
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| 14.15 |
Car Booty
Lorne Spicer presents a series in which people sell unwanted household goods at a car boot sale. Sarah Lovell and her family are considering relocating to France. So they need to start clearing the decks and are hoping to find enough booty to raise 600 pounds to pay for them to cross the Channel for a day trip to test the waters at a typical northern French market.
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| 15.00 |
Murder, She Wrote
Drama series featuring sleuthing scribe Jessica Fletcher. Jessica takes a break from Cabot Cove to visit a country music singing friend, but her holiday turns out to be anything but restful as a feud escalates into murder.
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| 15.45 |
Flog It!
Experts David Barby and Phillip Serrell are valuing antiques and collectables in Hartlepool, while presenter Paul Martin samples the Arts and Crafts Movement at St Andrew's Church in Roker.
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| 16.30 |
Are You an Egghead?
Dermot Murnaghan hosts the general knowledge quiz show that searches for the greatest quiz brain in Britain. It is the second round of the quiz, where the series champion will win the ultimate prize for quiz show enthusiasts, a regular place on Eggheads, joining the most fearsome quiz team in history.
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| 17.15 |
Escape to the Country
Jules Hudson is in Wales, helping a couple to escape to north east Powys. They want to find an idyllic rural property with enough land to become self-sufficient and grow their own food and they have a budget of 310,000 pounds. Will Jules show them anything anything they like?
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| 18.00 |
Eggheads
Jeremy Vine hosts a general knowledge quiz in which teams from all over the UK battle to beat the formidable Eggheads, who include millionaire winner Judith Keppel, former Brain of Britain Chris Hughes and World Quiz Champion Kevin Ashman.
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| 18.30 |
Strictly Come Dancing - It Takes Two
Claudia Winkleman is back with exclusive backstage gossip and behind-the-scenes action from the world of Strictly Come Dancing. She takes an peek into the training rooms to find out how the couples are shaping up for the weekend.
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| 19.00 |
Top Gear
Motoring news and views from the usual team. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May take on the challenge of making an ordinary second hand car lap the test track as fast as a brand new, purpose built sports saloon. Also, James travels to the frozen north to discover why the Finns are such good racing drivers. Meanwhile Richard hammers around the track in the outlandish Veritas sports car and Mark Wahlberg is the Hollywood Star In A Reasonably Priced Car.
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| 20.00 |
Oceans
If you've never seen a sea dragon, you're in for a treat. This week our marine explorers are in the waters of the Southern Ocean, where they find one wafting around among the giant kelp. It's a creature that looks like a seahorse's more eccentric cousin, perhaps designed by Dr Seuss after a plate of magic mushrooms. It's worth watching the whole programme just for the sea dragon. Wonderful marine life is the overriding reason to watch this series: the trouble is, it only makes up a fraction of the screen time. The rest of the time, we're cruising around in boats as the team fl it from here to there or talk about how dangerous the dive they're about to do is. Yes, yes - now get on with it. Or don't. But either way, please stop making a programme about how hard your programme was to make. Luckily there are other wonders well worth persevering for: the magnificently weird sea pens, an ancient-looking Maori octopus and a playful colony of fur seals. RT reviewer - David Butcher
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| 21.00 |
Heroes
Drama series in which people all over the world deal with their newly discovered superpowers. Hiro follows respected businessman, husband and father Arthur Petrelli in the days before he died, to discover what drove him to create rival company Pinehearst and strike at Angela. Later, a moment unfolds where Sylar, horrified and guilt ridden, might have stopped his murderous pursuit of abilities if H.R.G. and Elle had swayed from their monstrous assignment.
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| 21.45 |
Heroes Unmasked
The cameras of Heroes Unmasked show the Petrellis as never seen before, joining them for a family gathering with a difference. As the sinister layers are peeled back, 'Creating a Monster' reveals the extent Arthur Petrelli is prepared to go to in his pursuit of power, where not even his family can stand in the way. Also, a hidden side to Knox is discovered, raising the question, 'Are we born evil, or do we have evil thrust upon us?'.
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| 22.00 |
Outnumbered
The semi-improvised sitcom detailing the lives of two young professionals as they attempt to raise their three children returns for a new series. A wedding gives the children the opportunity to dress up, interrogate the bride, test the Vicar's faith in God and dip unsuitable things in the chocolate fountain. Meanwhile, their parents attempt to get through the day without physically attacking any relatives.
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| 22.30 |
Newsnight
In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines, with Jeremy Paxman.
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Dragons Den: The Dragons' Stories
Series revealing the lives of the Dragons' Den dragons. Peter Jones made his money in the telecoms industry, but has gone on to become one the most high profile businessmen in the UK. With unprecedented access to Peter's business and personal life, we follow him as he visits 10 Downing Street for a meeting with the prime minister; at home with his five children; and discover how he made, and why he lost, his first fortune.
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| 00.20 |
Long Way Down
Continuing their motorcycle adventure through France and Italy, Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman realise that their schedule is too tight. To make matters worse, news arrives that the American crew members can't get visas for Libya and will have to skip this part of the trip. The team have to cross the problematic Tunisia/Libya border two men down. The team are racing to get to Aswan, Egypt, in time to catch the weekly ferry that will take them down the Nile into Sudan.
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| 01.20 |
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