BBC2 http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctwo/ Des Lynam hosts a spin off series of the classic quiz. The usual rules apply as four contenders answer questions on a sports based specialist subject and on sporting general knowledge. Subjects include The Grand National, Sir Steve Redgrave, Essex County Cricket Club and Overseas Footballers in the Premiership. Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. Colours, explorers and Higgledy House with Simon, Veejay and Tamba. Preschool fun, fantasy and education. Tamzin Griffin pretends to be Funny Lady and tells the story of the naughty pig. Cartoon adventures of builder Bob and his friends - Travis the tractor, Scoop the bulldozer, Lofty the crane and Dizzy the cement mixer. While Spud is skating on the duck pond the ice starts to crack and Dizzy calls on Bob and Lofty to come to the rescue. Pre-school stop-frame animation. Lunar Jim lives in Moonaluna, on the second to last moon of the Milky Way. Jim, Rover the robotic dog, space mechanic Ripple, space farmer Eco, Ted the robot and Pixel the main computer all enjoy extraterrestrial adventures. Jim and the rest of the crew play detective as they try to discover who stole their equipment. Crimes include the theft of Gnordegrin the garden gnome and an attempt to steal clumsy Ted. Stop-frame animation about Tiny and his Little Robot friends. Stretchy tries to do too many things at once and gets his long neck tied in a knot. Animated adventures of Louie and Yoko. Louie and Yoko go to the North Pole to give Father Christmas a present. The adventures of Pingu, the clumsy young penguin who feels he's misunderstood. Pingu and Hugo the dog play in an ice hockey team, but while the other team members play rough, they just want to have fun. Children's fun. Hilda needs Potto's help to write a speech honouring Great Granny Hare. Comedy series for seven- to 12-year-olds about two agents in a top-secret organisation. Victor is imprisoned for crimes against vegetables when he eats a talking carrot. It seems that it's part of the Chef's big plan to avenge himself against Victor and Anita and force the world to buy 'Plasti-Munch', his synthetic food product with no nutritional value whatsoever. Children's animated series about a group of teenage sleuths and their cowardly dog. A shape-shifting alien causes trouble for a NASA shuttle mission. Children's animation about a teenage band that discover a magic note: much to the chagrin of the record company moguls. When Mo's parents go away for the weekend, they leave Mo in charge of the house. But Mantis wins the house in a freewave sound battle, and now Freez and BB must help Mo win back his house by battling Mantis again. Fantasy game show. The mysterious Raven calls together six young warriors to compete in five arduous challenges in the search for a new Ultimate Champion. Contenders must scale the precarious Spider's Web, solve the puzzle of the Skull Cage and halt the deadly march of the Demon Army. Children from across the UK talk about their interests, hobbies, passions and loves. Ten-year-old Fazal thinks that as adults get older they lose their imagination. Tests, exams and jobs take it away. Fazal writes and draws and explains why imagination is so important. Four CBBC viewers join four American children for the ultimate Florida adventure. It's the third day of camp, and the group meet Florida's most famous reptile when they go canoeing on a 'gator river'. They also get the chance to see the state's smaller wildlife, and one of the eight faces their worst fear ? spiders. Gameshow presented by Reggie Yates where the aim of the game is to get 100. Four contestants compete in this razor-sharp quiz where the answers to all the questions are numbers between one and 99. The power is in the points; playing the points perfectly puts the winner in the Friday Final with the chance to choose from the ultimate prize pod. Prehistoric cartoon capers. When Fred and Barney leave their wives at home to attend a Lodge convention at Stone Mountain ski resort, Wilma and Betty are understanding - until they hear about a diamond theft and a beauty contest at the resort. Prehistoric cartoon capers with Fred and Barney. When Fred and Barney sneak off to a Buffalo convention, Wilma's new talking dodo gives the game away. The fifth of the seven Road movies is one of the best, even though the formula remains pretty much as before - entertainers Bing Crosby and Bob Hope go on the run, fall for Dorothy Lamour, become rivals for her love and land in hot water. This time, Lamour is being hypnotised by her aunt (the delightfully wicked Gale Sondergaard) so that she'll marry a Brazilian she dislikes. "I find myself saying things and I don't know why I say them," says Lamour. "Why don't you just run for Congress," quips Hope. Added Drama set in the beautiful Australian beach resort of Manly. Whilst Deborah and Jarrod are both cleared of Ray's murder, Brian's threat that he will kick Lucia out if she continues to see Daniel, leads her straight into the arms of the enemy. Neil Oliver discovers the Choughs which have recently returned to the Cornish coast. The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country. vijesti Debra Stephenson appeals on behalf of Home-Start UK, the charity that supports parents of young children going through difficult times. To donate to Home-Start UK, please call 0800 093 93 94, go online at home-start.org.uk or you can send donations Home-Start UK, Freepost, BBC Lifeline Appeal. Ben Fogle and Kate Humble explore life behind the scenes at Longleat Estate and Safari Park. There are new faces at the park, as Kabir the Barbary lion joins the pride and a flock of hungry vultures arrive. John Craven and Gloria Hunniford explore the treasures in and around Floors Castle near Kelso in the beautiful Scottish Borders. The Duke of Roxburgh escorts John around the castle, while Gloria sees some fine family antiques with antiques expert Lars Tharp. New chef Rachel Allen champions a traditional gooseberry dish, while Christine Bleakley digs up stories that aren't in the guide books, starting with a visit to Berwick upon Tweed. Murder mystery series. Jessica becomes embroiled in political intrigue when a mayor and his father are murdered. But as Jessica uncovers the truth, her own life is put in danger. Experts Anita Manning and Kate Bliss peruse the possessions of the citizens of Oldham. Paul Martin finds out about the age old tradition of clog making. Two home cooks compete to impress four of the country's toughest and most feared food critics. Their aim is to convince this panel of culinary judges that home cooking can knock the spots of sophisticated restaurant food. Serious mistakes are made by both home cooks, when they cook their main course in today's heat. Will the Enemy's harsh criticism unnerve the super confident Walid and undermine the nervous, unsure Samantha? Just one blunder in the dessert round could be fatal. The fitness and diet guru Rosemary Conley gives the Cash in the Attic team a unique insight into her busy life, whilst hunting for antiques and collectables to go under the hammer at auction. All money raised will help children suffering with cerebral palsy. Dermot Murnaghan hosts the show where every day a new team of challengers take on probably the greatest quiz team in Britain, The Eggheads, made up of some of the country's top quiz champions, including millionaire winner Judith Keppel, former Brain of Britain Chris Hughes and World Quiz Champion Kevin Ashman. Can today's challengers triumph over the general knowledge Goliaths and walk off with the cash prize or will it roll over to the next show? Ben Fogle and Kate Humble explore life behind the scenes at Longleat Estate and Safari Park. There are new faces at the park, as Kabir the Barbary lion joins the pride and a flock of hungry vultures arrive. Jeremy and James show off the ageing but massive luxury cars they bought for the price of a new Ford Mondeo. Meanwhile, the Nissan GT-R is given a thorough work out around Japan's legendary Fuji circuit and, straight from the Dragons' Den, Peter Jones and Theo Paphitis are the stars in the Reasonably Priced Car. Des Lynam hosts a spin off series of the classic quiz. The usual rules apply as four contenders answer questions on a sports based specialist subject and on sporting general knowledge. Subjects include The Grand National, Sir Steve Redgrave, Essex County Cricket Club and Overseas Footballers in the Premiership. Architect and historian Francesco da Mosto embarks on a journey across the Mediterranean sea. Francesco continues his voyage from Venice to Istanbul, visiting Mount Parnassus, the mystical site of the great Delphic Oracle, the greatest prophetess of the ancient world. Mount Parnassus was also home to the Pythian games, forerunners of the modern Olympic Games. Next stop is Athens, where Francesco meets celebrated singer Nana Mouskouri. "Carbon dioxide is a direct by-product of burning oil," Tom McConnell, the hero of this topical eco-thriller, informs a US congressional hearing. Did you know that? I think you probably did; and so, I'd guess, would most members of Congress. But in the course of this two-part story (concludes Friday), the characters spend their waking hours telling other people things they'd already know unless they were idiots. So: "Be careful, $13 billion profits bring with them enormous power," warns oil boss Mark Foxba In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines with Gavin Esler. Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman's extraordinary round-the-world journey by motorbike. The first of two films tonight focuses on their preparation, including a trial run in Australia, where Ewan fears his off-road skills may not be up to scratch. Back in England, the duo set up HQ, map out the trip, work on their fitness and swot up on kidnap avoidance and first aid. Meanwhile, the production team prepare to capture the marathon journey, and problems arise over the bikes and visas. A documentary showing the preparation and planning of Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman's famous motorbike journey. Charley and Ewan try to find out why motorcycle company KTM have withdrawn their support, while BMW step in to offer their bikes. Ewan talks about leaving his family and Charley's wife and children offer their views on the adventure. The day before departure cameraman Claudio fails his bike test, and the Russian visas have still not arrived. Des Lynam hosts a spin off series of the classic quiz. The usual rules apply as four contenders answer questions on a sports based specialist subject and on sporting general knowledge. Subjects include The Grand National, Sir Steve Redgrave, Essex County Cricket Club and Overseas Footballers in the Premiership. Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. Rabbits, lambs and funny food with Lorna, Paul and Tamba. Preschool fun, fantasy and education. Tinky Winky, Dipsy and LaaLaa run into Home Hill to sat Eh-oh, but where's Po gone? Some children help their dad to wash his car. They get very wet and soapy. In Teletubbyland, it is time for the Tubbies to have a wash with their Tubby sponges. Cartoon adventures of builder Bob and his friends - Travis the tractor, Scoop the bulldozer, Lofty the crane and Dizzy the cement mixer. While Spud is skating on the duck pond the ice starts to crack and Dizzy calls on Bob and Lofty to come to the rescue. Pre-school stop-frame animation. Lunar Jim lives in Moonaluna, on the second to last moon of the Milky Way. Jim, Rover the robotic dog, space mechanic Ripple, space farmer Eco, Ted the robot and Pixel the main computer all enjoy extraterrestrial adventures. Jim and the rest of the crew play detective as they try to discover who stole their equipment. Crimes include the theft of Gnordegrin the garden gnome and an attempt to steal clumsy Ted. Stop-frame animation about Tiny and his Little Robot friends, who create their own world from the scrapheap on which they find themselves abandoned. Tiny wants some help in making the Nut and Bolt Tree a fun place. Animated adventures of Louie and Yoko. On their trip to the North Pole, Louie and Yoko meet a polar bear called Albert. The adventures of Pingu, the clumsy young penguin who feels he's misunderstood. Pingu is having difficulty with his sledge but knows how to solve the problem. Children's fun. After a disagreement, Potto and Hilda decide to split up the Sesame Tree. Just as they have finished making a line down the centre of the Tree, a question comes in: Why do we have to share? Hilda goes to visit quintuplets to find the answer. Comedy series for seven- to 12-year-olds about two agents in a top secret organisation. With a simple flick of a switch Victor plunges the entire UZZ base 60 miles underground into the lair of the brain-sucking Reptogators. Flicking it back sends the base another 30 miles underground, directly into the lair of the Impostors. Can Victor and Anita save themselves and the entire UZZ base, and get back to the surface without unleashing their deadliest enemies on the world? Children's animated series about a group of teenage sleuths and their cowardly dog. A New Orleans graveyard is the setting for a ghostly re-enactment of a duel. Children's animation about a teenage band that discover a magic note, much to the chagrin of the record company moguls. In a freak soundclash, BB and Lady Lux switch bodies. Now looking like BB, Lady Lux tries to steal Freez and Mo's instruments to help Vox harness the 13th note. Fantasy game show. The mysterious Raven calls together six young warriors to compete in five arduous challenges in the search for a new Ultimate Champion. Contenders must scale the precarious Spider's Web, solve the puzzle of the Skull Cage and halt the deadly march of the Demon Army. Children from across the UK talk about their interests, hobbies, passions and loves. Eleven-year-old Joshua is a Mr Fix It. He mends things for the whole family - everything from computers to the garden gate. Joshua shows the tools of his trade and explains why he loves fixing things. Four CBBC viewers join four American children for the ultimate Florida adventure. Day four heralds an early start, as the animal fanatics meet the ocean's top predator. It's their first night away from the lodge ? where will they be sleeping? Plus, the winner of the necklace picks a team member to join them on another special experience. Gameshow presented by Reggie Yates where the aim of the game is to get 100. Four contestants compete in this razor-sharp quiz where the answers to all the questions are numbers between one and 99. The power is in the points; playing the points perfectly puts the winner in the Friday Final with the chance to choose from the ultimate prize pod. Prehistoric cartoon fun with Fred and Barney. Fred promises to find a celebrity for Wilma's fundraising event. Aside from Tony Curtis's star turn as a greedy hustler who takes charge of the titular Little Leaguers, there's little of note in this lifeless, pointless second sequel. Curtis sees a lucrative opportunity in a tour of Japan, which involves the kids taking on the national champions. The actor must have also been doing this diamond dud purely for the money, while return engagements from the first movie's writer and director (the latter now producing) has had little positive effect. The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country. vijesti Drama set in the beautiful Australian beach resort of Manly. As Blade's promise of revenge plays out, Tess finally withdraws the charges against the Club. Neil Oliver visits the remote island of St Kilda to find out about conservation efforts on the largely uninhabited island. Nadia Sawalha presents a series about Brits who have relocated to Spain. She meets Anita Brigden at her beauty salon. John Craven and Gloria Hunniford explore the treasures in and around Floors Castle near Kelso in the beautiful Scottish Borders. The Duke of Roxburgh escorts John around the castle, while Gloria sees some fine family antiques with antiques expert Lars Tharp. New chef Rachel Allen champions a traditional gooseberry dish, while Christine Bleakley digs up stories that aren't in the guide books, starting with a visit to Berwick upon Tweed. Murder mystery series about a sleuthing writer. Jessica is called upon to review a 30-year-old murder case for which an innocent man was jailed. Paul Martin and the Flog It team steam in to Swindon to value the publics antiques with help from experts David Barby and Will Axon. Paul takes time out to explore the Science Museum's over sized store in neighbouring Wroughton. Two home cooks compete to impress four of the country's toughest and most feared food critics. Their aim is to convince this panel of culinary judges that home cooking can knock the spots of sophisticated restaurant food. Serious mistakes are made by both home cooks, when they cook their main course in today's heat. Will the Enemy's harsh criticism unnerve the super confident Walid and undermine the nervous, unsure Samantha? Just one blunder in the dessert round could be fatal. Eighties pop star and actress Toyah Willcox invites the Cash in the Attic team into her beautiful home to raise money for MacMillan nurses. Toyah even gets on the podium herself to help sell some of her items. Dermot Murnaghan hosts the show where every day a new team of challengers take on probably the greatest quiz team in Britain, The Eggheads, made up of some of the country's top quiz champions, including millionaire winner Judith Keppel, former Brain of Britain Chris Hughes and World Quiz Champion Kevin Ashman. Can today's challengers triumph over the general knowledge Goliaths and walk off with the cash prize or will it roll over to the next show? Ben Fogle and Kate Humble explore life behind the scenes at Longleat Estate and Safari Park. Trevor and Honey become proud parents - but will the little ostrich chick cause traffic chaos? The Land Agent leaves his desk and goes back to the floor, and just how do you sex a snake? Documentary series. Saba Douglas-Hamilton, who grew up in Kenya's wilderness, travels off the beaten path to discover 'unknown' Africa. Jeremy Spake and his fellow Heathrow residents take us back to the early days of the 'fly-on-the-tarmac' series about the world's busiest airport. Take a bunch of highly strung celebrities, with entourage, a near catastrophe or two, add bags of confusion, and you've got the explosive mix which made 'Airport' such a hit. Jeremy Spake and his fellow Heathrow residents take us back to the early days of the 'fly-on-the-tarmac' series about the world's busiest airport. Take a bunch of highly strung celebrities, with entourage, a near catastrophe or two, add bags of confusion, and you've got the explosive mix which made 'Airport' such a hit. The Gardeners World Team present a special programme to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the RHS Tatton Flower Show. Joe Swift follows former winners of the BBC Gardener of the Year Bob Tridgett and Sue Beesley as they attempt their first show garden together. Carol Klein takes us round the Floral Marquee where two exhibitors who have won Gold every year so far wait to see if they celebrate a 10th, and Rachel de Thame tours exhibits celebrating women. Two teams of comedians take a satirical swipe at the news and world events. Host Dara O'Briain is joined by regulars Hugh Dennis, Frankie Boyle, Andy Parsons and Russell Howard. With guests Michael McIntyre and Lucy Porter. Dispensing with character and plot must be tempting for writers trying to create a zany sitcom. Anything can happen when you're not tied to a story, and if your protagonists aren't believable people, you can make them say anything that comes to mind. Lab Rats hops gaily from one idea to the next and a lot of the broad visual jokes are funny. Co-writer Chris Addison does well in the Father Ted role of the only person who isn't eccentric to the point of mental illness. ("It's like being in a room full of my Sitcom featuring Jack and Victor, two irrepressible pensioners first seen in the comedy series Chewin' the Fat, along with their dependable pals Winston and Tam fresh out of Craiglang and taking on the world. This week, the local park has gone downhill and Winston has a plan that will improve it. In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines with Kirsty Wark. Lauren Laverne and Mark Kermode present a mix of cinema, super-size sculpture and great music. Mark takes director Terence Davies back to his native Liverpool. Davies's latest work, Of Time and the City, features his return to the city of his birth to examine its influence on his childhood and work, where he talks about his views on Liverpool past and present and how places shape us all. Lauren meets legendary Nigerian drummer Tony Allen to discuss the power of Afrobeat. Emerging in Nigeria in the late 60s Sitcom about the lives and loves of five twentysomethings in Runcorn. Jonny is reeling after being chatted up by Louise's Dad. He decides to become more macho, but his plan backfires with shocking consequences. Louise is feeling let down by her Dad and becomes a really bad alcoholic. And Donna refuses to have Gaz's baby, leaving him only one option for getting the child he longs for. Hit US sitcom. When Ted's flatmate Marshall proposes to his girlfriend Lily, Ted realises he's tired of picking up chicks with his bachelor friend Barney and really wants to find the love of his life. So he goes on a date with Robin but tells her a bit too much too soon. Hit US sitcom. Ted is determined to win over Robin and since she doesn't want a serious relationship decides to 'play it really cool'. He casually invites her to a party at his place. Trouble is, that means throwing a party especially for her, which is yet another distraction for Marshall who is trying to write a paper over the weekend. Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. Footballs, feet and painting with Simon, Sarah-Jane and Tamba. Preschool fun, fantasy and education. The Teletubbies watch some children play with balls of different shapes and sizes. In Teletubbyland, something happens to Dipsy's hat. One moment it is too small, then it grows too big. Dipsy is very surprised when the other Tubbies tell him his hat is the wrong size. Cartoon adventures of builder Bob and his friends Spud the scarecrow, Lofty the crane, Scoop the bulldozer and Dizzy the cement mixer. Bob and the crew are called in to demolish an old barn for Farmer Pickles. But when they arrive, Lofty notices a rabbit warren nearby. Therfore Bob must build a temporary pen before demolition begins. Pre-school stop-frame animation. Lunar Jim lives in Moonaluna, on the second to last moon of the Milky Way. Jim, Rover the robotic dog, space mechanic Ripple, space farmer Eco, Ted the robot and Pixel the main computer all enjoy extraterrestrial adventures. Jim and the rest of the crew play detective as they try to discover who stole their equipment. Crimes include the theft of Gnordegrin the garden gnome and an attempt to steal clumsy Ted. Stop-frame animation about Tiny and his Little Robot friends, who create their own world on a scrapheap. Spotty and Scary are confused about which door is which at the Sparky Twins' house. Animated adventures of Louie and Yoko. A friendly eagle helps Louie and Yoko shelter from the wind. The adventures of Pingu, the intelligent but rather clumsy penguin who is occasionally misunderstood by those around him. Pingu has lots of fun with skis today but is he any good at it? Children's fun. Hilda is wearing special clothes to celebrate Big Hare Day when a question comes in: why do we have special clothes for special days? To answer the question, Hilda visits a young boy preparing to participate in a marching band. Hilda and Potto realise that special clothes make you feel special, and they make everyone else feel special too. Comedy series for seven- to 12-year-olds about two agents in a top secret organisation. Victor accidentally unleashes a giant brain of terror on the world. When Professor Professor's experiments prove that the brain feeds off people's fears, UZZ Agents must learn to laugh in the face of danger and shrink the giant brain back down to size. Children's animated series about a group of teenage sleuths and their cowardly dog. When the Mystery Machine comes to life and begins driving by itself, the gang follow the clues which lead them to the Mystery Kids, the band who formerly owned the Mystery Machine. Children's animation about a teenage band that discover a magic note, much to the chagrin of the record company. Mo becomes a phenom at Gloveball, and his success threatens the future of Freefonix. But BB and Freez suspect ComaCo might be behind Mo playing at the Gloveball Championships. Fantasy game show. The mysterious Raven calls together six young warriors to compete in five arduous challenges in the search for a new Ultimate Champion. Contenders must scale the precarious Spider's Web, solve the puzzle of the Skull Cage and halt the deadly march of the Demon Army. Children from across the UK talk about their interests, hobbies, passions and loves. Taylor is eight years old and loves breakdancing. She shows her moves, explains breakdance battles, and tells what she gets out of being a breakdancer. Four CBBC viewers join four American children for the ultimate Florida adventure. The campers wake up after an amazing sleepover and enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience when they are given the opportunity to get close to a group of manatees. Gameshow presented by Reggie Yates where the aim of the game is to get 100. Four contestants compete in the razor-sharp quiz where the answers to the questions are numbers between one and 99. The power is in the points; playing the points perfectly puts the winner in the Friday Final with the chance to choose from the ultimate prize pod. Prehistoric cartoon fun with Fred and Barney. Fred gets the wrong end of the stick and assumes Wilma is pregnant. With actors such as Ray Milland, Eddie Albert and Donald Pleasence treating this Disney children's sci-fi drama as seriously as any other adult-themed film they might tackle, the result, with a well-written narrative by Robert Malcolm Young, succeeds in being pacey, scary and sentimental. Milland is oozingly malevolent as the villain who wants to use the clairvoyant powers of two youngsters for his own nefarious ends. Bette Davis was to loom alarmingly in the follow-up movie Return from Witch Mountain, but The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country. vijesti Drama set in the beautiful Australian beach resort of Manly. Bec and Kirsten fight for their freedom as a crazed Blade reaps his path of revenge. Series exploring Britain's coastline. Neil Oliver visits Britain's largest container port. Nadia Sawalha presents a series about Brits who have relocated to Spain. She meets friends and fellow chefs Matt Edwards and Jo Jones as they set up a new deli business. In the second Castle in the Country location, John Craven and Gloria Hunniford explore the treasures in and around Berkeley Castle in the beautiful Cotswold countryside of Gloucestershire. John meets family head John Berkeley and hears of 900 years of Berkeley history, while Antiques expert Lars Tharp unveils a magical musical discovery for Gloria. Restaurant owner and chef Matt Tebbutt explores all that is best in Gloucestershire food, and Christine Bleakley discovers the Gloucester origins of the Stars a Murder mystery series about a sleuthing writer. While Jessica is recording some of her mystery stories for the blind, the sound studio's new owner is killed and the record producer quickly arrested. The police reveal that the producer's own blindness was due to a car crash caused by the dead man, but Jessica is convinced other forces are at work, and fights to prove her friend's innocence. St. Albans is the location for today's Flog It. Experts Mark Stacey and Kate Bliss find some gems while presenter Paul Martin visits the Cathedral to get to the root of the city's name. Two home cooks compete to impress four of the UK's toughest and most feared food critics. They hope to convince this panel of culinary judges that home cooking can knock the spots of sophisticated restaurant food. It's a tense climax as this week's four winners take part in the regional final. Two will be eliminated after the main course. Only two will get to make dessert. The winner will go on to the final where they'll get the chance to become Eating with the Enemy home cook champion. The author and yachtswoman Clare Francis has called in the Cash in the Attic team to help her rummage through her attic, and through many other rooms of her impressive home. Her aim is to make lots of money at auction for a charity that helped her when she suffered from M.E. Live action from Crystal Palace as the world's elite athletes put their final preparation together ahead of the Olympic Games. Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell do battle in the 100m, while world 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu hopes for a confidence boost in front of her home crowd before setting off for Beijing. Plus Olympic and World 10,000 metres Champion Kenenisa Bekele gets in on the action. Coverage of the 10th anniversary of the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park as the Gardeners World Team lead the celebrations. Joe Swift tries his hand in the Rural Sills and Crafts Pavilion, Carol Klein picks the best new plant varieties launched at the show, and Rachel de Thame presents coverage of the UK Florist of the Year finals. Drama. At a climate change conference in Calgary Tom realises that his best friends are his enemies and that they will stop at nothing to preserve their interests. With a race to the finish Tom has to decide what to do with the kind of information that kills people. In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines with Gavin Esler. Round table arts and culture discussion programme with Kirsty Wark. Documentary about American jazz and blues singer Dinah Washington, featuring contributions from people who knew her well and singers who love her work. Sci-fi drama series. Unable to find his father in a Romulan prison camp, Worf comes into conflict with both the Romulans and their contented Klingon prisoners as he strives to show the younger Klingons their lost heritage. Sci-fi drama series. Picard stumbles on a plot to steal highly dangerous fuel from the Enterprise's engines, and is trapped on the otherwise empty starship with the thieves, in danger of death from a decontamination sweep. In this efficient if rather nonsensical horror, a witch's curse is reactivated when surviving members of the family that persecuted her (including Carolyn Courage and John Nolan) base a horror film on the hex. Inseminoid director Norman J Warren piles on the gleefully gory chills, sleazy thrills and showbiz send-ups (courtesy of David McGillivray's endearingly wonky script), and the nonsensical plot detours (a car levitation being the daftest) just about manage to belie the movie's micro-budget. Huge fun t Hit US sitcom. When Ted's flatmate Marshall proposes to his girlfriend Lily, Ted realises he's tired of picking up chicks with his bachelor friend Barney and really wants to find the love of his life. So he goes on a date with Robin but tells her a bit too much too soon. Hit US sitcom. Ted is determined to win over Robin and since she doesn't want a serious relationship decides to 'play it really cool'. He casually invites her to a party at his place. Trouble is, that means throwing a party especially for her, which is yet another distraction for Marshall who is trying to write a paper over the weekend. Series for young children in which the colourful characters Fimbo, Florrie and Baby Pom explore the magical valley around them. Florrie finds a suitcase and is disappointed to discover it is empty, until Bessie points out that empty suitcases are the most interesting. Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. Shoes and moving with Veejay, Paul and Tamba. Children's show for three- to five-year-olds with live action and animatronics. Sing along with the Tweenies to their song, If You're Happy and You Know It... The adventures of Corneil, a super-intelligent dog who hides his genius until Bernie the dog-sitter finds out his secret. Corneil gets a part on a game show. Animation about five magical best friends who are half body, half very tall hair. Will Onyx ever get to meet her ancient? Children's animation about the occupants of Zombie Hotel, including twins Fungus and Maggot, their mum and dad Rictus and Funerella, a team of wacky employees and guests like Dame Fedora the phantom. Maggot and Fungus go to human school for the first time in their lives. Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates are sent on the roadtrip of a lifetime around the USA to discover the weird, wacky and wonderful things the country has to offer. It's week seven and school's out, so the pair hit the summer camps. Reggie bounces with the big boys at basketball camp and kicks his way through stunt camp, while Fearne masters TBC - that's total board control - at skate camp, and practices her cool catwalk moves at fashion camp. Comedy series for 7-12 year olds about two agents in a top secret organisation. Helsinki-Man is trying to kill Victor and Anita. He throws them from a plane, fires them from a cannon and feeds them to a giant sea monster. What is his problem? Can Victor and Anits discover why he's after them? Comedy series for seven- to 12-year-olds about two agents in a top secret organisation. Aliens demand the return of the Ball of Spong, or they will sieve the Earth. Moments before the exchange, Changed Daily and the Ball of Spong are whisked away in an indestructible survival pod. While Changed Daily believes himself to be the sole survivor of Earth, Victor and Anita desperately try to extract him and the ball from the pod to stop the aliens sieving. Animated adventures of Bernard the Polar Bear. Bernard experiences the powerful attraction of the golf course - as well as the even more powerful pull of gravity. Imagine having your teacher staying at your house for the weekend, while you do the teaching and they do the learning! Nightmare? You decide as Kirsten O'Brien and Johny Pitts present the ultimate challenge for Britain's kids and their teachers. The pupils have just two days to teach the teacher all about their hobbies - and the teacher has an exam on Monday in front of the whole class to see if they've been paying attention! This week's hobbies - skateboarding and dancing like Michael Jackson. Sophie McDonnell presents the children's quiz show. It's Coatbridge versus Dunfermline undertaking the challenges of the Spike, Cube, Rollometer, Observator and Avalanche. Children's entertainment show in which a group of comedians enter a mock prison. It's a battle for supremacy between the Slammer and Da Clinkski, as the annual Russo-British prison cup gets under way. In the Freedom Show, two Russian acts go up against two UK hopefuls, but which one will the audience release? Children's entertaiment presented by Barney Harwood. Freddie 'Frodo' Watkins embarks on a mission to create an ancient spell that will awake the undead and unleash it on his best friend by making him believe that an Egyptian mummy has come back to life. Double bill of the drama series about a young girl and her life in a children's home. Justine Littlewood gets more than she bargained for when she's left in charge. Also, there's trouble at the Dumping Ground when someone sets out to ruin the visitors day and Marco has a difficult decision to make. Children's animation featuring Eliot, the little kid with the mind-boggling imagination that turns the most commonplace situations into Hollywood action-adventure blockbusters. Eliot finds out that his cousin Zoe is to be married to Jeffrey, a young man whom Eliot thinks is a spy. He believes he saw Jeffrey stealing the blueprint for a square pancake-making machine his father invented. Eliot - who has always been secretly in love with Zoe - tries everything possible to sabotage the wedding. Jake Humphrey takes a look behind the stories making the sporting headlines. sport Ben Fogle and Kate Humble explore life behind the scenes at Longleat Estate and Safari Park. Eight lively wolf cubs are keeping the pack busy in wolf wood, a newborn zebra foal joins the herd and there's the surprise discovery of a 400-year-old linen tablecloth in the great house. Famous for the moment when Marilyn Monroe lets the updraft from a subway ventilation shaft lift her skirt, this Billy Wilder comedy gave a catch phrase to the nation and a new insight into marriage. It follows the summer misadventures of Manhattan publisher Tom Ewell, whose imagination goes into overdrive when his wife and children go off on holiday. Alone for the first time in years, Ewell starts to fantasise about the voluptuous blonde (Monroe) who moves into the apartment upstairs. If you haven't seen i film Clare Balding and Willie Carson present the midsummer highlight of the flat racing season, The King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, one of four races from Ascot at 2.35, 3.10, 3.45 with the feature race at 4.20. The season has been dominated by trainer Aidan O'Brien and jockey Johnny Murtagh so far. Expert analysis comes from Rishi Persad, Ian Bartlett, Ray Cochrane and Kevin Darley. Angus Loughran provides all the latest betting news with race commentary from Jim McGrath. Experts Catherine Southon and Jethro Marles hunt out the best antiques brought to the valuation day in Chippenham. Presenter Paul Martin visits Westonbirt Arboretum to find some of his favourite timber while it is still growing. A journey around the coast of the UK. Historian Neil Oliver discovers the history of the Victorian Channel tunnel and why it was never finished. Anthropologist Alice Roberts is on the Isle of Wight to uncover Britain's space rocket testing site. Alice meets the men who helped launch Britain's first satellite; 35 years later can they find it up in space? Geographer Nicholas Crane hangs off the cliffs near Beachy Head to discover how the chalk coast was made, and why it's disappearing fast. However much Nigel Kennedy cultivates that scruffy, bad-boy image, it can't quite hide his talent. The gelled hair and street talk may seem like awkward attempts to fight against being a classical virtuoso, but the sound that comes out is what counts, and we'll hear plenty of it tonight, as BBC2 brings us highlights from last Saturday's Proms 2 and 3 - Kennedy's return to the season after an absence of more than 20 years. The first concert includes Elgar's emotional Violin Concerto, a piece Kennedy recorde Classic wartime sitcom. Mainwaring the bank manager calls in Corporal Jones to explain why his account is always in the red. Comedy quiz show that grills celebrity contestants on the week's news. With guest host Dara O'Briain and team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, who are joined by comedian Stephen Frost and Labour MP Stephen Pound. Two teams of comedians take a satirical swipe at the news and world events. Host Dara O'Briain is joined by regulars Hugh Dennis, Frankie Boyle, Andy Parsons and Russell Howard. With guests Michael McIntyre and Lucy Porter. This delightful series continues with a look at the relationship between kid and comic: the impact of Roy of the Rovers and co on a hungry readership, and the corresponding feedback that shaped the stories. From the square-jawed capers of Dan Dare in the Eagle to the wholesome high jinks of The Four Marys in Bunty, the best strips captured imaginations and made readers feel part of their world. Everything from footage of a smoke-wreathed editorial meeting for Tammy to Frank Skinner's comparison of Melchest The series charting the history of the best of British comedy looks at Yes, Minister and follow-up Yes, Prime Minister, which charted the rise of an unlikely Prime Minister and achieved massive success over five series by poking fun at the workings of government. With contributions from Sir Antony Jay, Derek Fowlds, Jonathan Lynn and Lord (Bernard) Donoughue. An intense and complex exploration of mental illness, sociopathic existentialism and Freudian symbolism, director David Cronenberg's working-class variation of Dead Ringers combines pain, sadness and the shock of the new with a frighteningly innovative dexterity. Based on Patrick McGrath's unsettling 1990 novel, it uses an inner monologue device to depict the destitute Spider (Ralph Fiennes in his finest performance) watching his younger self go through the harrowing motions of misunderstanding and misrepr Comedy series about a rich dysfunctional family. Michael tries to hide Rita from his family with disastrous results. Lindsay waits hand and foot on the Bluths' new lawyer. George attempts escaping via balloons. Tobias tries to help Buster gain some self-confidence and George Michael confronts Steve Holt about Maeby. Comedy series about a rich dysfunctional family. Michael tries to convince George Michael to join him in some manly activities in an attempt to impress a lady. However, his son is just too busy at a beauty pageant. Following on from Johnny and Lola, Canadian writer/director Carl Bessai here continues his exploration of the human quest for identity. Centred on a skilfully subtle performance by Ian McKellen, this is a gentle and endearing tale about guilt, betrayal and resentment. McKellen's ageing professor Emile is poignantly frail and flawed as he struggles with the ghosts of his past, stirred up during a trip from England to Canada to receive an honorary degree. Though his journey to redemption relies more on refle film Series for young children in which the colourful characters Fimbo, Florrie and Baby Pom explore the magical valley around them. Florrie finds a suitcase and is disappointed to discover it is empty, until Bessie points out that empty suitcases are the most interesting. Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. Families, flying and Bonny, Banana and Mo with Paul, Sarah-Jane and Tamba. Children's show for three- to five-year-olds with live action and animatronics. Sing along with the Tweenies to their song, Incy Wincy Spider. Animation. The Guardian of the Temple has died, and a new Golden Dragon is chosen. Ang, Master Chin and Xuan sail the oceans in search of the Horse Temple. The adventures of Corneil, a super-intelligent dog who hides his genius from everyone except Bernie the dog-sitter. Bernie decides he can make his fortune using Corneil as a dog model, and secretly takes pictures of him for a portfolio. Corneil is chosen to model the latest doggy fashions at a catwalk show, but is appalled when he sees what he's expected to wear. Children's animation. In Gotham, a metropolis where shadows run long and deep, lives The Batman. He's just finding his way as protector, defender and Caped Crusader, while maintaining his public persona as Bruce Wayne. Dr Langstrom, a scientist in Wayne Industry's Genome Division, has been experimenting with bats, threatening to endanger Bruce's secret identity. Before Bruce can stop him, Langstrom gives himself the experimental serum he's been concocting and transforms into the hideous Man-Bat. Animated adventures of Bernard the polar bear. Bernard is learning to fly, and may not have chosen the best day. But once you are airborne, the important thing is not how you land, but where you land! Rani and Abs present the show that tests the friendships of five close mates with a series of terrible tasks and tantalising treats. The warriors start their second day in the Citadel without Aksu, Desot and Yonra. They must decipher the Statues, then they must work out the Vajra Scales and play a deadly game of Snakes and Ladders before taking the Catapult drop, which will need all their courage. Nevar demons seem to have followed the warriors to the Citadel - will they stop the warriors in their tracks? Children's creative art show. Join Kirsten O'Brien, Mike Fischetti and guest presenter Lizo Mzimba for fun with Polish paper art; recycled jellyfish and find out if Kirsten can create a Justin Timberlake art gallery in just one day! Live serving of mouthwatering recipes and chat to set up your Sunday. Tim Lovejoy and nutritionist Amanda Hamilton hang out with celebrity guests, dig out some classic TV archive footage and tuck into a delicious Sunday lunch dished up by guest chef James Tanner. Rachel cooks for special group occasions. She recommends chicken pilaff with a green salad, south east Asian salmon, beef stir fry, and baked meringue with fruit - perfect for a Christening or house-warming party. Ben Fogle and Kate Humble explore life behind the scenes at Longleat Estate and Safari Park. Mixing it up down at Meercat Mountain ? what happens when the mongooses meet the meercats? Lord Bath goes back to the floor for the day as a rhino keeper, and the head of Pets Corner gets locked in with the lions. Plus it's time for the goats to get an MOT. Fred Dibnah traces the development of industrialisation in Britain. Fred's heroes were the great engineers of the Victorian Age. Here, we see Fred's interest in their work and his belief in the values of hard work and enterprise that drove them on. Rishi Persad and Willie Carson present three races from Ascot at 1.40, 2.15 and 2.50. Some of the fastest horses in the country line up at 2.50 for the feature race of the day, The Hong Kong Sprint Handicap for its prize fund of 70,000 pounds. Also with John Hunt, Ray Cochrane, Kevin Darley and Jim McGrath. Clare Balding presents live coverage of the second semi-final between outsiders Wakefield Wildcats and Hull FC from the Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster. It has been 45 years since Wakefield last won the Challenge Cup. Their coach John Kear has twice taken unfancied teams to the final in the last decade, going on to lift the trophy on both occasions. He was in charge of Hull FC when they defeated Leeds in the 2005 final, one of three successes for the Humberside outfit. Commentary from Dave Woods. Philippa Forrester and her partner Charlie Hamilton-James have adopted an otter cub called Grace. Separated from her mother in a flood, Grace depends on them for everything. However, they didn't want to raise her as a pet, but as a wild otter to be released when she reached adulthood. This two parter explores their struggle to be good parents, and learn to let go. Ski Sunday's Ed Leigh travels the globe in search of the world's most unusual and exciting snowboarding destinations. Beginning in Moscow, Leigh jumps on the trans-Siberian railway to en route to one of the world's coldest resorts, Sheregesh, before heading to Hokkaido in the north of Japan. He then moves on to the ultimate snowboarder's playground - the Himalayas. And after sampling the snow of the Atlas mountains, Leigh finishes his epic journey in the sand dunes of the Sahara. The multi-millionaire Dragon investors are back and at the top of their game. The Den proves to be an oasis of investment, but only for those entrepreneurs with the best business ideas and inventions. John Foster-Smith and Ros Adams invite the Dragons to get into bed with them, the Dragons chat with a talking tree, there's a machine that turns air into water, a non-slip travel cushion and a company that is aiming to transform the nations' gardens by brightening up the tired old garden fence. In the last show of the current series, Jeremy, Richard and James take on their rivals from the German equivalent of Top Gear, James drives some Japanese sportspeople in a very strange Japanese car, and Richard attacks the test track in a remarkable concept car from Mazda. Documentary showing the preparation and planning of Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman's famous motorbike journey. Ewan and Charley enter Khazakstan, and soon have to battle uneven roads and constant police escorts. Despite this, their visit to a UNICEF project is a great success. Ewan goes through the wars again, however, with a swollen forehead. In need of pampering, Ewan and Charley go to a traditional Kazakh spa before enjoying a final night in Kazakhstan in the company of local singers. Six women each live for a month with six different tribes all over the world. High-flying 38-year-old Andy goes to live with the Mentawai, who live deep in the jungle on a remote island off the coast of Indonesia, and whose lives are dominated by the spirit world. Not happy with just being a dentist, Andy is also qualified as a doctor and an anesthetist. But she realises that in her cluttered, successful world, she seems to have forgotten herself. Fans of director Atom Egoyan might be surprised to find him working in a more commercial vein than usual, with this labyrinthine 1970s-set thriller. The almost impenetrable plot follows Karen O'Connor (Alison Lohman), a feisty journalist investigating the suspicious death of a young woman, whose body was found in a New York hotel room in 1957. The focus of her enquiries is a pair of popular nightclub entertainers of that era (Colin Firth and Kevin Bacon), who appear to be implicated in the tragedy. Egoyan Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. Higgledy House, clothes and jelly with Veejay, Paul and Tamba. Preschool comedy combining fun, fantasy and education. The Teletubbies are eating their Tubby Toast. A ball of string appears in Teletubbyland. Cartoon adventures of builder Bob and his friends. Mr Ellis's white rabbit goes missing, so Spud tries to lure him back by attaching Farmer Pickle's giant carrot sign to Lofty the crane. Pre-school stop-frame animation. Lunar Jim lives in Moonaluna, on the second to last moon of the Milky Way. Jim, Rover the robotic dog, space mechanic Ripple, space farmer Eco, Ted the robot and Pixel the main computer all enjoy extraterrestrial adventures. Jim and the rest of the crew play detective as they try to discover who stole their equipment. Crimes include the theft of Gnordegrin the garden gnome and an attempt to steal clumsy Ted. Stop-frame animation about Tiny and his Little Robot friends, who create their own world from the scrapheap on which they find themselves abandoned. Tiny wants some help in making the Nut and Bolt Tree a fun place. Animated adventures of Louie and Yoko. Louie needs help from a super spider when he discovers a hole in his badminton net. Children's animation. Pingu the penguin is bright but rather clumsy, so he is occasionally misunderstood by those around him. Pingu is jealous when his mother gives baby Pinga all her attention. Children's fun. Hilda and Potto can't find anything in the Sesame Tree because it's such a mess. The question arrives: Why do we have to tidy up? Hilda races off to find the answer with a group of children who are cleaning a beach together. In the end Hilda and Potto discover that tidying up helps you find things and keeps areas nice for everyone to share. Comedy series for seven- to 12-year-olds about two agents in a top secret organisation. Doctor Doctor has invented an un-inventing ray that un-invents all the world's gadgets, leaving T.H.E.M. with all the powerful technology to rule the world. With the U.Z.Z. base reduced to a pile of rocks and only cavemen tools to save them, will sticks and stones be enough to hurt T.H.E.M? Children's animated series about a group of teenage sleuths and their cowardly dog. The gang travel to Las Vegas to meet a teen pop singer, but soon end up trying to uncover the mystery of a deceased magician who is haunting a theatre. Children's animation about a teenage band that discover a magic note, much to the chagrin of the record company. When Mo's dad is promoted, and he plans to move his family out of Los Bosmos, it looks like the end for Freefonix. But Mo plans to go out in style! Meanwhile, BB and Freez smell a rat; is Mo's dad's promotion on the level? They investigate and discover a sinister trail of deceit. Fantasy game show. The mysterious Raven calls together six young warriors to compete in arduous challenges in the search for a new Ultimate Champion. They must battle for rings in Warrior's Race and face trials of strength and skill in Long Staff and Skull Cage. Finally, they will battle the formidable Demon Army. Children from across the UK talk about their interests, hobbies, passions and loves. Daniel Purdie-McVeigh, who is ten years old, hates porridge. He gets on his magic carpet to start a campaign to protect children from porridge. He doesn't have any difficulty finding anti-porridge followers, but his mother has another side to the story. Four CBBC viewers join four American children for the ultimate Florida adventure. The kids meet rescue animals, and the winner of the necklace experiences Africa's most dangerous animal. They end the day with a competition to test their team work. Gameshow presented by Reggie Yates where the aim of the game is to get 100. Four contestants compete in this razor-sharp quiz where the answers to all the questions are numbers between one and 99. The power is in the points; playing the points perfectly puts the winner in the Friday Final with the chance to choose from the ultimate prize pod. Prehistoric capers with Fred and Barney. In the days before Fred and Wilma had Pebbles, Fred's Uncle Tex visited and Fred never got round to mentioning that he doesn't really have a baby. Helpfully, Barney stands in. Prehistoric capers with Fred and Barney. When Wilma and Betty win a trip to Hawaii, part of the prize is a walk-on in the hit show Hawaiian Spy. But Fred ends up getting a job as the stuntman. In this adaptation of Uri Orlev's semi-autobiographical novel by director Søren Kragh-Jacobsen, newcomer Jordan Kiziuk excels as the 11-year-old Jewish boy who draws on the lessons of Robinson Crusoe to survive the isolation of a Polish ghetto during the Second World War. The multinational nature of the production occasionally undermines its authenticity, but it still manages to convey the confused resourcefulness of a child more aware of his father's promise to return than of any Nazi threat. Composer Drama set in the beautiful Australian beach resort of Manly. Lucia returns after her disappearance with none other than Daniel McManus. Tess finds out about a will that implicates Jarrod O'Donnell in the murder of her husband. Series exploring Britain's coastline. Nicholas Crane discovers fossils and the early course of the Thames. Nadia Sawalha presents a series about Brits who have relocated to Spain. She meets Nicky and Phil, who turned their Spanish villa into a beautiful guest house for their art and drama workshops. In the second Castle in the Country location, John Craven and Gloria Hunniford explore the treasures in and around Berkeley Castle in the beautiful Cotswold countryside of Gloucestershire. John meets family head John Berkeley and hears of 900 years of Berkeley history, while Antiques expert Lars Tharp unveils a magical musical discovery for Gloria. Restaurant owner and chef Matt Tebbutt explores all that is best in Gloucestershire food, and Christine Bleakley discovers the Gloucester origins of the Stars a Murder mystery series about a sleuthing writer. Jessica investigates a 21-year-old murder case involving her close friends and some ex-students in the small community of Cabot Cove. Paul Martin and the Flog It team visit Stoke-on-trent to value the public's antiques with help from experts David Barby and James Lewis. Plus Paul takes time out to visit the glass houses of Tatton Park. In the second week of the competition to find Eating with the Enemy's home cook champion, the critics get passionate. Food lover Jay Rayner declares love after eating heart-shaped biscuits made by feisty Anglo Italian mum, Nicole. But will his opinions influence the others' vote and what will they make of Jewish Joyce's daring menu? TV presenter Janet Ellis wants to raise money for centres that offer emotional and practical support for those suffering from cancer. The Cash in the Attic team have a rummage through Janet's fascinating home as well as catching up on gossip about Janet's daughter, the pop star Sophie Ellis Bextor. A new series of quiz shows hosted by Paddy O'Connell. Two teams featuring some of the brightest brains in Britain go head-to-head in a game of nerve, strategy and skill. It's not what they know, but who they know in Battle of the Brains. Dermot Murnaghan hosts the show where every day a new team of challengers take on probably the greatest quiz team in Britain, The Eggheads, made up of some of the country's top quiz champions, including millionaire winner Judith Keppel, former Brain of Britain Chris Hughes and World Quiz Champion Kevin Ashman. Can today's challengers triumph over the general knowledge Goliaths and walk off with the cash prize or will it roll over to the next show? Artists, writers and musicians explore England and explain what their corner of the country means to them. Credited with transforming the face of contemporary jazz, Courtney Pine leaves the hustle and bustle of inner-city London to take on the challenge of composing a piece of music inspired by one of the holiest sites in England, Holy Island in Northumberland. In the days before Big Brother, 36 complete strangers volunteered to live self sufficiently on an island off the coast of Scotland for a year in a BBC experiment. You can imagine what happened next. Now, the pioneer Robinson Crusoes have been persuaded back in front of the cameras to tell all. Jeremy Paxman asks the questions as the students from the University of Surrey do battle against the University of Warwick team for a place in the second round. Ching-He Huang, the new star of Chinese cooking, continues her mission to bring fresh, easy and healthy Chinese food to the UK. This week she explores the fashionable world of noodles, dim sum and dumplings, and tries her recipes out in the health-conscious world of London fashion and on the dancers of English National Ballet. Ching also demonstrates how to create an authentic, but quick and healthy version of the perennially-popular takeaway dish Singapore-style noodles. The multi-millionaire Dragon investors are back and at the top of their game. The Den proves to be an oasis of investment, but only for those entrepreneurs with the best business ideas and inventions. John Foster-Smith and Ros Adams invite the Dragons to get into bed with them, the Dragons chat with a talking tree, there's a machine that turns air into water, a non-slip travel cushion and a company that is aiming to transform the nations' gardens by brightening up the tired old garden fence. Comedy panel show, hosted by Angus Deayton with team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, in which teammates must discern fact from fiction. With guest panellists Rob Brydon, Robert Webb, Gabby Logan and Krishnan Guru-Murthy. In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines with Gavin Esler. Six women each live for a month with six different tribes all over the world. High-flying 38-year-old Andy goes to live with the Mentawai, who live deep in the jungle on a remote island off the coast of Indonesia, and whose lives are dominated by the spirit world. Not happy with just being a dentist, Andy is also qualified as a doctor and an anesthetist. But she realises that in her cluttered, successful world, she seems to have forgotten herself. Author and amateur detective Ellery Queen attempts to solve another murder. A man has been bludgeoned to death by a valuable piece of object d'art. Ellery and his father cut short a fishing trip to find the murderer. Preschool magazine programme with songs, rhymes, surprise guests, and things to make. Jobs, sizes, and the dentist with Lorna, Justin and Tamba. Preschool fun, fantasy and education. Tinky Winky calls the other Tubbies to come and watch Tamzin Griffin pretend to be Funny Lady, and tell another story about the Naughty Sock. The Tubby Toast Machine makes a tower of tubby toast. Cartoon adventures of builder Bob and his friends. The whole town is practising for an egg and spoon race. Spud has difficulty keeping the egg on the spoon, so he decides to cheat. Pre-school stop-frame animation. Lunar Jim lives in Moonaluna, on the second to last moon of the Milky Way. Jim, Rover the robotic dog, space mechanic Ripple, space farmer Eco, Ted the robot and Pixel the main computer all enjoy extraterrestrial adventures. Jim and the rest of the crew play detective as they try to discover who stole their equipment. Crimes include the theft of Gnordegrin the garden gnome and an attempt to steal clumsy Ted. Stop-frame animation about Tiny and his Little Robot friends, who create their own world from the scrapheap on which they find themselves abandoned. Tiny wants some help in making the Nut and Bolt Tree a fun place. Animated adventures of Louie and Yoko. Louie finds a treasure map at the beach. The adventures of Pingu, the clumsy young penguin who often feels he's misunderstood. Someone keeps eating Pingu's freshly caught fish. Children's fun. Claribelle comes to visit and helps Potto and Hilda discover new ways to reuse old objects. Comedy series for seven-to-12-year-olds about two agents in a top-secret organisation. Victor's DNA gets mixed up with that of a cat in a teleportation accident. Victor gets the cat's nine lives and the cat gets the computer code to destroy the world and turn all human life to jelly! The chase is on to save the world as Victor loses life after life and the cat types in the code numbers one by one over the internet. Children's animated series about a group of teenage sleuths and their cowardly dog. Scooby and the crew investigate some seemingly haunted roller coasters. Children's animation about a teenage band that discover a magic note, much to the chagrin of the record company moguls. When Freefonix catches wind that a special violin is to be stolen by Mantis from the Los Bosmos museum, the trio set out to stop the crime, only to be mistaken for thieves themselves. Now on the run, they must protect the rightful heir to the instrument - a young girl who has yet to embrace her destiny as a guardian of the 13th note. Fantasy game show. Only five will remain at this day's end. The warriors vie for gold rings in Battle of the Boats, face a menacing puzzle in the Gorge and plunge into icy waters in Loch Leap. One of them will take on the gruelling Way of the Warrior. Children from across the UK talk about their interests, hobbies, passions and loves. Johar is eleven years old and hates graffiti. He explains the terrible effects it has on his neighbours and their neighbourhood. He can see nothing attractive or artistic about graffiti. Four CBBC viewers, chosen from 16,000 applicants, join four American children for the ultimate Florida adventure. Claire, Warren, Ally and Alex spend three weeks encountering the state's animals, with surprises along the way. Gameshow presented by Reggie Yates where the aim of the game is to get 100. Four contestants compete in this razor-sharp quiz where the answers to all the questions are numbers between one and 99. The power is in the points; playing the points perfectly puts the winner in the Friday Final with the chance to choose from the ultimate prize pod. Prehistoric capers with Fred and Barney. When Barney and Fred skip work to go the ball game they discover it is Ladies' Day, so Fred dresses up as a woman to get in. Prehistoric capers with Fred and Barney. When Barney has a toothache, Fred has to help him remove the tooth. But it proves much more difficult than they hoped. At one time, RKO producer Val Lewton had planned this swashbuckler as a vehicle for Boris Karloff and, in view of the outlandish performance by Robert Newton, one can only lament the fact that he didn't take the starring role. Fresh from playing Long John Silver for Disney, Newton throws in every cliché ever used by a pantomime pirate, and occasionally comes close to making this vigorous adventure unwatchable. Fortunately, director Raoul Walsh's sure handling of the action sequences (Lewton had died the Drama set in the beautiful Australian beach resort of Manly. Jarrod is left with a motive for murder when Philby's will states that he is to get over one hundred thousand dollars. Nicholas Crane and a team of experts present a series exploring Britain's coastline. Nick meets Peter Boggis, a man trying to save his home from coastal erosion. Nadia Sawalha presents a series about Brits who have relocated to Spain. She meets writer and journalist Daniel Jeffreys as he tries to publish his very own newspaper on the Costa Del Sol. In the second Castle in the Country location, John Craven and Gloria Hunniford explore the treasures in and around Berkeley Castle in the beautiful Cotswold countryside of Gloucestershire. John meets family head John Berkeley and hears of 900 years of Berkeley history, while Antiques expert Lars Tharp unveils a magical musical discovery for Gloria. Restaurant owner and chef Matt Tebbutt explores all that is best in Gloucestershire food, and Christine Bleakley discovers the Gloucester origins of the Stars a Murder mystery series about a sleuthing writer. When her friend is charged with murder, Jessica is summoned to Quebec to serve as a witness for the defence. The Flog It team visit the pannier market in Tavistock where Phillip Serrell and Charlie Ross offer up their antiques expertise. Presenter Paul Martin heads out across Dartmoor in the time honoured way in a horse drawn carriage. Both Georgie from Northern Ireland and Nigerian-born Nina are in for a rough ride with the Enemy over their menus in today's show. One dish goes up in smoke in the kitchen but can the home cook responsible make another in time? And when the contestants get a sneak preview of the savage reviews, one of them doesn't take it lightly. Britain's most famous Eurovision winner and TV presenter Cheryl Baker invites the Cash in the Attic team to rummage for collectables in her beautiful home set in the Kent countryside. She wants to find enough stuff to sell at so she can raise funds for a charity that she helped to create. A new series of the quiz show hosted by Paddy O'Connell. Two teams featuring some of the brightest brains in Britain go head-to-head in a game of nerve, strategy and skill. It's not what they know, but who they know in Battle of the Brains. Dermot Murnaghan hosts the show where every day a new team of challengers take on probably the greatest quiz team in Britain, The Eggheads, made up of some of the country's top quiz champions, including millionaire winner Judith Keppel, former Brain of Britain Chris Hughes and World Quiz Champion Kevin Ashman. Can today's challengers triumph over the general knowledge Goliaths and walk off with the cash prize or will it roll over to the next show? Documentary series. Saba Douglas-Hamilton travels to Angola, a country affected by one of the worst civil wars in history, to see what wildlife has survived. In the days before Big Brother, 36 complete strangers volunteered to live self sufficiently on an island off the coast of Scotland for a year in a BBC experiment. You can imagine what happened next. Now, the pioneer Robinson Crusoes have been persuaded back in front of the cameras to tell all. Dr Alice Roberts returns with a new series of the medical show that shows you how to look after your vital organs. The first programme is about the male reproductive organs. With ten thousand men a year in this country dying from prostate cancer, men may need to learn more about their bodies. So with her trademark no-nonsense style, Alice gets to work explaining how the male anatomy works and offers practical advice on how to keep it all in perfect working order. Dr Alice Roberts turns her attention to the female reproductive organs when, along with her trademark dissections and drawings, she also uses a visit to a MRI scanner to take images of her own anatomy... all to explain how everything fits together. She witnesses the birth of a baby girl and examines some new scientific research which suggests that women advertise their most fertile times to men without even realising it themselves. Jimmy Doherty visits the North of England, where farmers are fighting back after some tough years. To see how they've done that, he joins in on a hill-side sheep round-up, harvests rhubarb by candlelight, and hacks his way through a willow forest destined to produce electricity. Finally, he pits his own rare-breed pork in a public taste test against meat from a pig claimed to be the most modern in the world. Arts programme. Andrew Graham Dixon visits Florence for a rare foray into the Vasari Corridor, home to an extraordiary collection of self-portraits by the greatest artists from the 16th century to the present day. Mark Kermode talks to controversial theatre director Katie Mitchell about her new play, Some Trace of Her, and reviews the week's biggest films. And Paul Weller drops by to talk about turning 50 and his acclaimed new album, 22 dreams. In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines with Gavin Esler. Documentary in which Jonathan Ross tries to track down and interview one of his heroes, the reclusive 80-year-old American comic book artist Steve Ditko, creator of Spiderman. Ditko has never given an interview and consistently, if politely, declines all offers to talk about his work. Ross travels to glamorous LA, exciting New York and chilly Northampton to meet with fellow fans and comic book professionals such as Alan Moore and Paul Gambaccini in order to discover more about the man.