(to 7.20)
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Is there something lurking behind the dustbins in the market? Dibs helps Cosmo overcome her fears.
Dressing-up song: 'What if you were a lion?'
Book: Roger was a Razor Fish Poems compiled by Jill Bennett, illustrated by Maureen Roffey
(R)
Benson and Hedges Cup PETER WEST introduces further coverage of one of today's quarter-final matches.
The first of two programmes The Western Ocean Yachts
'They were lovely ships, the finest of all the merchant schooners. The grace of their hulls and the balance of their tall spars gave them a beauty which was never excelled in all the history of sailing ships.'
Aled Eames , sailor and historian, tells the story of the last trading schooners to be launched in Britain.
They were built - tiny and tough - at Porthmadog to carry slate to the Baltic, salt to Labrador and codfish to the Mediterranean and the islands of the Caribbean Sea.
Their crews were small, ill-fed and worse-paid, but they were also among the hardiest seamen on the Atlantic Ocean.
Narrator Ray Smith Maritime consultant DR BASIL GREENHILL
Film editor STAN LANE
Produced by SELWYN RODERICK BBC Wales
A six-part series in which novelist and playwright
Beryl Bainbridge , with help from families north and south, examines the concept of a nation divided.
4: The Roses of Birmingham Five white sisters, one of whom is the unmarried mother of two black children, are united in their determination to enjoy life whatever divisions may exist within the nation. Photography JOHN WARWICK Film editor ROBIN INGER Producer JAMES DEWAR BBC West
starring
Major Fred C. Dobbs
Exasperated by Hawkeye and Trapper's jokes Frank applies for a transfer, but then comes the news - there's gold in them thar hills and nobody makes a fool out of Frank Burns. ... do they? Written by SID DORFMAN Directed by DON WEIS (R)
An original serial in seven parts by Andrew Davies
starring Peter Davison with Graham Crowden, Barbara Flynn, David Troughton, Amanda Hillwood
Stephen is filled with panic and terror when Jock gives him the prime job on the first day of term.
CEEFAX SUBTITLES
from the Silk Cut Festival at Wembley Arena
Commentator David Allan guides you through this week's mix of stars who, as usual, delighted Britain's country fans on their annual trek to the Wembley Arena. Featuring Lacy J. Dalton, Mark Gray, Connie Smith and George Jones, one of the music's legendary figures.
The Benson and Hedges Cup PETER WEST introduces highlights of one of today's quarter-final matches.
12.10 Appearance and Reality
Art historian, Sir Ernst Gombrich, and philosopher, Professor Godfrey Vesey, look at the time-honoured distinction between appearance and reality.
(R)
12.35 Moving Muscles
Every move we make involves co-ordinated contraction or relaxation of many sets of muscles. It's an unconscious ability that we take for granted, but it's a very complex process that still isn't fully understood.
(R)
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