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Tikkabilla
Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. Noises, funny food and making jam with Justin, Veejay and Tamba.
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| 06.30 |
Our Planet
Wildlife clips for preschoolers exploring an aspect of biology.
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| 06.40 |
Big Cook Little Cook
Cookery series with Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small. It's a beautiful day and Ben and Small can't decide whether to go to the beach or the park. They want to take a picnic with them but Small is upset as everything in the picnic hamper is too big for him. Terry the Teddy Bear then comes into the cafe for a meal and is served Teddy Sandwiches. To say thank you, he leaves his picnic basket which contains a small rug, small cups and plates. Now everything is the right size for Small.
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| 07.00 |
Arthur
Animated series following the adventures of a young aardvark and his friends. Francine finds circus camp hard going until she realises she does have a talent for something.
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| 07.10 |
Watch My Chops
The adventures of Corneil, the super-intelligent dog who hides his genius from his owners, until Bernie the dog-sitter finds out his secret. Bernie is determined to find out what Corneil has written in his diary.
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| 07.25 |
Newsround
Daily news magazine keeping young viewers up to date on the latest stories and events happening at home and abroad.
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| 07.30 |
Sorry, I've Got No Head
Children's comedy sketch show. New character Harry Bolds goes parachuting, Grunbendior the wizard helps fix a car, and Bert and Alf reminisce about another long-lost friend.
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| 08.00 |
Sam and Mark's Guide to Dodging Disaster
A light-hearted look at how to survive the most dangerous situations that Mother Nature can chuck at you. Our hapless presenters travel the world to tackle great white sharks, salivating komodo dragons, kick-boxing cassowaries and Sam-sucking quicksand.
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| 08.30 |
Sgriobag (Get Squiggling)
Sgriobag is a monster who lives in a plain white world, but with the help of her pencils and paper it does not stay white for long. Sgriobag draws a scarecrow, and helps him find ways to keep the crows from getting at the farmer's corn. With help from his Squiggle Pad, Sgriobag finds something that the crows will find even tastier.
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| 08.45 |
Na Braithrean Cuideachail
More fun and games with the Koala Brothers. Ned writes to tell his aunt about all his adventures.
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| 08.55 |
Oran Bho Na Daoine Beaga
Gaelic children's programme.
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| 09.00 |
Nuzzle and Scratch
Puppet-based comedy drama for young children. Playing hair gel hockey and dying her customers' hair blue is not what Clarissa Snips expected when she employed Nuzzle and Scratch to help out at her hairdressing salon.
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| 09.20 |
Harry and Toto
Animation. Harry and Toto are a hare and tortoise who help young children learn about opposites. The sun is blazing and Harry and Toto are finding it very hard to keep cool. Harry wishes it was winter, but luckily they find Patrick the Penguin and his ice cream van.
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| 09.30 |
Nina and the Neurons
Show for pre-school children. Nina travels to Spain to help Ella and her friends find their way through a maze using their different senses. While the five neurons compete to help their team get to the centre first, Nina cooks up a surprise for the winners.
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| 09.45 |
Me Too!
Drama series for four to six-year-olds about the parallel lives of parents at work and their children who stay with warm-hearted minder Granny Murray. Granny Murray takes Sampson and the children to the Fete, while Dr Juno bakes a delicious nut free cake.
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| 10.05 |
Mister Maker
Arts and crafts for pre-school children. Mister Maker makes a mini tree out of twigs, shows how to make alien eyes and makes an ancient treasure map with a teabag. Guess the answer to the shape puzzle and watch the Mister Maker Kids create a huge desert island.
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| 10.30 |
In the Night Garden
In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read bedtime stories. The Pontipines decide to have their dinner on the Ninky Nonk. The inevitable bouncy ride has comic consequences as they travel upside down along the branches and round the garden.
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| 11.00 |
A Kiss before Dying
This is a fine adaptation of Rosemary's Baby author Ira Levin's dark tale about a social climber who kills his wealthy girlfriend when her pregnancy threatens her inheritance. It stars a cast-against-type Robert Wagner, cleverly made-up as a villain and relishing the kind of role he seldom played again. This film noir is actually shot in bright daylight colours by cinematographer Lucien Ballard, who makes excellent use of locations. A young Joanne Woodward plays the victim and a superb Mary Astor is the wretched Wagner's mother. Interestingly, in the novel the murderer's identity is hidden; in the movie, you know who did it and watch as he's tracked down. Avoid the inferior 1991 remake with Matt Dillon.
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| 12.30 |
Open Gardens
Series which follows people's attempts to have their gardens accepted into the National Gardens Scheme. Budding garden designer Jackie Mitchelmore is hoping that her two-acre coastal garden overlooking the Exe Estuary in Devon has what it takes. In Glamorgan, natural-health therapist Lorraine Rudd is determined to create a hillside garden to match her spiritual ethos.
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| 13.00 |
See Hear
British Sign Language magazine series. The forecast for the financial new year is bleak. See Hear meets deaf people who have experienced financial difficulties and explain to us how the Citizen's Advice Bureau helped them dig their way out of a hole. There's also an interview with a particularly determined deaf Taekwondo competitor who dreams to go to Deafympics. And there's an update on who has been selected for the Great Britain deaf football team in the Deaflympics 2009.
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13.30 |
Working Lunch
The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country.
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| 14.00 |
World Darts
Ray Stubbs and Bobby George introduce further coverage of the 2009 Lakeside World Professional Darts Championships from Frimley Green, Surrey.
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| 14.30 |
Holyrood Live
Coverage of the day's debates in the Scottish Parliament.
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| 15.30 |
World Darts
Ray Stubbs and Bobby George introduce further coverage of the 2009 Lakeside World Professional Darts Championships from Frimley Green, Surrey.
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| 16.30 |
Murder, She Wrote
Detective drama. After an exhausting book-promotion tour of Europe, Jessica Fletcher is looking forward to a rest in a Monte Carlo hotel owned by an old friend. But her sojourn is interrupted when a businessman is found murdered in one of the suites.
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| 17.15 |
Flog It! Ten of the Best
There's nothing like reliving your youth, and Paul Martin proves just how much middle-aged men are prepared to pay for little reminders of their childhood, as various boys' toys go under the hammer. Expect Meccano and Dinky cars in abundance.
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| 18.00 |
Animal Park
Kate Humble and Ben Fogle look behind the scenes at Longleat Safari Park. Kabir, one of Longleat's oldest and most magnificent lions, faces a family feud that could end with a fight to the death. Meanwhile, down at the Bat Cave, Ben and Kate get hands-on with over 30 fruit bats.
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| 19.00 |
World Darts
Coverage of the four remaining second round games from the Lakeside Country Club with Ray Stubbs and Bobby George.
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| 20.00 |
It's Not Easy Being Green
Dick Strawbridge and son James team up with Lauren Laverne to find out more about living the green life. Eco guest Phil Tufnell proves he is about as green as a fire engine, Dick gets to grips with his photovoltaic panels, and Lauren makes a splash with an eco-friendly swimming pool.
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| 20.30 |
MasterChef
John Torode and Gregg Wallace search for the country's next star chef. Today's contestants are cooking at Wahaca. Can they keep their cool and stand the pace of this frantic kitchen? Later, they will have to impress the judges with a two-course meal that shows they have flair, skill and the potential to make it as a great chef. Only one of them will go through to Thursday's quarter-final and one step closer to becoming MasterChef.
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| 21.00 |
Rick Stein's Memoirs of a Seafood Chef
I suppose Rick Stein is allowed a little self-indulgence after his successful fish restaurant and TV career. But not this much, surely - 90 whole minutes devoted to his brilliance, his friends and his now-deceased dog. We hear about Stein's 1970s disco in his beloved Padstow in Cornwall, later closed because the police objected to the number of fights on the premises, to his chef training and his current domination of all things fishy. There's some pleasantly escapist stuff, notably lush clips from his TV series down the years - rolling waves, gorgeous Cornish beaches, al fresco cooking - and it's all very easy on the eye and ear. The only sour, potentially interesting, note comes when Stein is confronted with the "Padstein" nickname routinely applied to Padstow, seat of his empire. It rankles: "I've just got a few modest businesses; I don't own the whole town," he insists. The show ends with Stein cooking dinner for friends and staff, and, finally, a saccharine tribute sung to Chalky, his departed doggy companion. RT reviewer - Alison Graham
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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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| 23.00 |
Newsnight Scotland
Comprehensive coverage of national and international news stories. Presented by Gordon Brewer.
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| 23.20 |
World Darts
Highlights from day five of the 2009 Lakeside World Professional Darts Championships where the quarter-final line-up was completed earlier today.
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