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| Magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. With Simon, Lorna and Tamba. | |
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| The Teletubbies watch some children march and twirl batons to music. The Tubbies then march with their favourite things. Followed by Tweenies Songtime. | |
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| The tribe believes Stef's dreams are destined to come true, and he uses this belief for nefarious purposes. | |
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| Daily news magazine keeping young viewers up to date on the latest stories and events happening at home and abroad. | |
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| A girl tries to make a meal that her dad will remember for the rest of his life by creating some eggstra special cuisine at a local Chinese restaurant. With Barney Harwood. | |
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| The Capybara is the world's largest rodent species - the size of a sheep, with teeth shaped like a rabbit's, and a bark like a dog. Capybaras live in South America. | |
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| A host of games, entertainment and comedy from Basil's Swap Shop, with special guests. | |
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| Pat is asked to deliver a block of ice to Michael for the Chinese Summer Festival. But the ice flies out of the van and lands in a field. | |
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| Zephie gets lost on the way to the farm so Morgan fits her with a siren for emergencies, but Zephie sets it off at every opportunity! | |
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| Nina's party is ruined but she still has a great time when Emily arranges another party for her, with some help from her friends. Followed by Tweenies Songtime. | |
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| Edie McCredie arrives in the nursery complaining about strange road signs that have left traffic at a standstill. | |
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| Mr Jones and Big Blue have accidentally broken the fence surrounding riverside field, allowing Stan's pigs to escape. | |
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| Pingu and Pinga can scarcely wait for the handing out of presents. Whilst Mother and Father are decorating the tree outside an argument arises. | |
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| Everyone goes for a ride on the Ninky Nonk, but the teeny-tiny Pontipines are left behind. So they chase the Ninky Nonk around the garden. | |
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| The farm welcomes newly born kittens, and the Farmyard Bunch must keep quiet all day. It's not as easy as it sounds. | |
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| Squiglet draws a laughing hyena called Harry. His serious friend, Horace the warthog, is coming for tea and Harry wants to stop laughing all the time. | |
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| We learn how to identify two-dimensional shapes using clues such as the number of corners and sides. We also look at how to create new shapes by folding card. | |
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| Archaeologist Doctor Asma Ibrahim takes us on a journey through Pakistan and India, looking at the 4,500-year-old Indus civilisation. | |
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| The toys have painted pictures, so Justin decides to have a go himself. He paints a face, a flower and a beautiful butterfly. | |
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| Granny Tait is amazed at all the great food the gang prepares for some lunch boxes. She remembers back in the 50s when she was young. | |
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| Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn present the political stories of the day, with live coverage from the House of Commons. | |
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| Business, consumer and workplace news from the award-winning team who tell it like it is. With Adam Shaw, Nik Wood and roving reporter Rob Pittam. | |
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| Will Stavva and Amber be too late to rescue Addo, Poppy and Peta from the burning inferno? | |
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| Miranda Krestovnikoff joins the dolphins who come to the Welsh coast to raise their young. | |
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| Second-round action continues at the SECC in Glasgow. Rishi Persad, Steve Davis and John Parrott introduce live coverage of this afternoon's best-of-9 frame matches. | |
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| Jules Hudson presents from Sussex as he helps a couple from Hertfordshire find a perfect country home for their young family. Decisions get tough when they fall in love with two of the houses. | |
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| Jeremy Vine hosts the show that pits a team of challengers against the formidable panel of eggheads who have all been television or radio quiz champions. | |
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| Claudia Winkleman returns with all the backstage gossip and behind-the-scenes action from the world of Strictly Come Dancing. Judges Len Goodman is back with his dancing Masterclass. | |
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| First up this evening, the live draw for the quarter-finals will take place - a new addition to the Grand Prix format. Then, the last two second-round matches get underway. Hazel Irvine presents live coverage from the opening frames. Commentators: Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne and John Virgo. | |
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| Amateur cooks compete for the opportunity to go into business with distinguished chef and restaurateur Raymond Blanc. Raymond challenges the couples to come up with cook books that promote their restaurant concepts. First they have to cook their dishes to perfection, then get photographers to shoot them. The resulting promotional pages perplex the biggest book buyers in the country and there is surprise when they finally make their judgements. | |
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| Anarchic pop quiz with Simon Amstell, team captain Phill Jupitus and special guest team captain Bob Mortimer. With Jack Osbourne, Nick Grimshaw, David O'Doherty and Kelly Rowland. | |
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| Simon Doonan now living in New York, remembers his extraordinary childhood growing up in Reading during the 90s where glamour was in short supply and his extended family were far from the beautiful people he and his best friend Kyle, known as Kylie, longed to move amongst. | |
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| Graham Norton presents celebrity chat, eccentric stories and characters, and home-grown weirdness from the great British viewing public. Guests include Oscar winning actress Goldie Hawn. | |
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| In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines. Followed by Weather. | |
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| Bruce Parry explores the wealth of the Amazon rainforest. He parties with the millionaires of Manaus, lives and works with the illegal gold miners seeking their fortune, and sleeps in the forest canopy alongside the scientists who are trying to value the forest in a revolutionary new way. | |
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| Hazel Irvine introduces highlights from tonight's second-round matches as players vie for quarter-final places. Matches are the best of nine frames. Commentators: Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne and John Virgo. | |
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| Rishi Persad introduces action from this afternoon's best of nine frame second round matches. The commentators are Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne and John Virgo. | |
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| BBC TWO joins the BBC's rolling news channel, with bulletins on the hour and the headlines every 15 minutes. | |
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| A programme in which musical experiences cross cultural and geographical boundaries, bringing together major orchestras and classical and contemporary musicians from diverse music communities. | |
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