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CBBC
autumn highlights 2003
Press
pack available
There
are lots of exciting CBBC programmes this season both on BBC ONE
and the CBBC Channel - aimed at six to 13-year-olds.
Raymond
Briggs' classic tale of all things slimy - Fungus The Bogeyman
- is brought to life by stars including Martin Clunes, Fay Ripley,
Clare Thomas and Charlie Hicks.
Fungus
is a Bogeyman who traipses through the tunnels of Bogeydom each
day and makes his way up to the surface making mischief in the human
world.
 The
CBBC Channel's favourite duo bring their brand of weekend humour
to Saturday mornings on CBBC ONE this autumn.
Join
the boys - Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood - every Saturday for
Dick & Dom in da Bunglaow, an energetic and
stunt-filled start to the weekend.
The
fun continues on The CBBC Channel on Sunday mornings.
Now
in its 31st year, Newsround continues to keep young
people up-to-date every day on world events and the issues that
matter to them.
CBBC
favourites, including Bring It On, Byker
Grove, Eureka TV and The Story
Of Tracy Beaker, return bringing fun and drama.
On
the CBBC Channel, @ The Edge is
a brand new series exploring the lives of children who live at the
edge of the UK. The programme has a 'pass the baton' theme as it
travels around the UK coastline to seaside towns, fishing villages,
big cities and remote islands.
The
foxy showbiz legend Basil Brush is back for more
madness and mayhem and Cavegirl returns with more
prehistoric comedy and adventure.
Don't
miss out on all this and much, much more on CBBC ONE and The CBBC
Channel this autumn.
Notes
to Editors
The
CBBC autumn highlights press pack is available
below in PDF
format, as a complete pack or by programmes.
You
may require Adobe Acrobat Software to read PDF files which can be
obtained here.
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for users: when in the PDF files use the "Zoom In"
tool to magnify the text.
Full
CBBC autumn highlights press pack (961 KB)
Blue
Peter Book Awards 2003; Bring It On; Byker Grove; Dick & Dom
in da Bungalow (129 KB)
Eureka
TV; Fairly Odd Parents; Fungus The Bogeyman (129
KB)
Metalheads;
Newsround; The Queen's Nose (134 KB)
Rugrats;
SMart; The Story Of Tracy Beaker; That's Genius
(135 KB)
Stuart
Little; Top Of The Pops Saturday (127 KB)
The
CBBC Channel -
@
The Edge; The Basil Brush Show; Cavegirl; CBBC Prom in the Park;
The Junior Great North Run; Nelly Nut; Serious Desert; U Get Me;
Xchange
(383 KB)
CBeebies
autumn highlights press pack
(16.09.03)
All the
BBC's digital services are now available on Freeview,
the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable.
Freeview
offers the BBC's eight television channels, interactive services
from BBCi, as well as 11 national BBC radio networks.
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