With Tanya Beckett.
(Timetable on Monday)

With Rob Bonnet and Sophie Raworth.
Timetable on Monday

Weekday studio debate.

Live weekday chat show.
(Subtitled)

Live ball-by-ball coverage from Canterbury, Kent, of the morning session in England's second World Cup Group A match, versus Kenya. Play commences at 10.45am.
Kenya are expected to be the weakest team in the group, but England will recall the East African side's shock 73-run victory over the West Indies during the 1996 World Cup.
Introduced by Jonathan Agnew, with commentary from Richie Benaud, Dermot Reeve, Peter Lever and Chris Broad.

Weather
(Subtitled)

Sarah takes her dog to the vet, and Bess convinces her to go away- but not for the holiday she had in mind.
(Repeated at 5.35pm) (Subtitled)

Further live coverage of the Group A match between England and Kenya taking place in Canterbury, Kent.
Plus continued coverage of this afternoon's card at Goodwood, featuring the 2.55 race and, at 3.25, the Predominate Stakes - the last recognised trial for next month's Derby at Epsom.

(Digital widescreen (racing only))

Animated fun with the eight-year-old aardvark

More nappy-wearing fun and antics.
(Repeat)

Comedy series. The nightmare of the vampire is rampant at the Rocket Academy.
(Cast and next episode on Thursday at 4.25pm)
(Repeat)

Comedy drama. It appears that G Force is on its last legs: Mr Bullivant is in jail, Gill is going to Australia with Jason, and Stella reveals her devious plan.

Return of the series highlighting Britain's young achievers. The first of six programmes includes the 13-year-old star of the musical Annie in London. Presented by Toby Anstis and Diane Louise Jordan.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.50am on BBC2)
Wallace and Gromit's Pick of the Week: page 36

Followed by Rewind 1938: Inventing the Biro
Mirren McLeod recounts the memories of Mariana Biro, whose Hungarian journalist father, Ladislao, invented the ballpoint pen.
(Repeated tomorrow morning on BBC2) (Subtitled)

(Shown at 1.40pm)

With Huw Edwards.
(Subtitled)

(For details see Monday) (Subtitled)

Followed by Weather
Michael Fish

The twice-weekly series about the lives of hotel staff and holidaymakers on the islands of the Caribbean.
Shropshire couple John and Sheila Webster visit the Grenadines, cashing in all their savings for the trip after Sheila had a life-threatening stroke. Plus hotel-owner's son Adam gets one step closer to being a pop star.
The series concludes tomorrow at 7pm.
(Digital widescreen)

Alex drops a bombshell. Dot and Josie hatch a cunning plan as Gianni has a night to remember.
This week's episodes written by Glen McCoy and Jenny Lecoat
(Subtitled)

Continuing the documentary series about life at Birmingham Children's Hospital.

Plastic surgeon Ruth Lester tries to create a new thumb for five-year-old Sam [text removed], who was born with just four fingers on his left hand. Meanwhile, a thumb injury causes problems for 15-year-old Omah [text removed].
See today's choices.

With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather Michael Fish
(Subtitled)

By the Conservative Party.

Nick Ross presents the first edition of the programme since the tragic death of Jill Dando.
Among the cases featured this month is a hit-and-run accident in London's Muswell Hill.
Call with information free on [number removed], or e-mail: [email address removed]
Crimewatch UK Update is at 11.15pm.
See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

The comedy sports quiz.
(Shown last Thursday)
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Latest information.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Drama, loosely based on a true story, starring
Jack Wagner , Shelley Hack
A man takes advantage of his job as a commercial airline pilot to keepthree wives.
Director Alan Metzger (1996)
+ See Films: pages 56-62 **

Space adventure from
Gene Roddenberry , the creator of Star Trek.
Starring John Saxon
Transported into the year 2133, an astronaut is enslaved by a female-dominated society. Director Marc Daniels (1974, PG)
* See Films: pages 56-62 **
Followed by Weather