With Signing.
Animation.
(Repeated at 1.00pm) (Repeat)
Lassie rescues a deer family. (Repeat)
Cartoon.
Shown yesterday at 4.30pm. (Stereo)
Cartoon crime fighting. (Repeat)
Hari learns to mend watches. (Repeat)
Ruff is encouraged to wash his football kit. (Repeat)
Peggy and friends follow a snail trail. (Stereo)
McGill looks into mining company sabotage.
(First shown on ITV)
Pugsley sends a love letter to his teacher.
(Black and white) (Repeat)
Cartoon feline fun.
(Repeat)
Further live coverage of England v Pakistan, from the Oval.
(Stereo)
Shown at 7.30am.
Facts about watercress
Brian Turner visits Rome
Mothers and daughters clash over teenagers' clothes.
(Stereo)
More painting tips.
(Repeat)
Today's programme finds out how a cat marks out its territory.
(Repeat)
Regional News and Weather
The truth about hyenas, carnivores that operate in a secretive, female-dominated
society.
(Repeat) (Stereo)
Regional News and Weather
Animated fun.
Cartoon.
The series ends with a look at energy.
(Repeated tomorrow at 8.35am)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Written by Judy Forshaw and Lizzie Mickery.
A trip to Alton Towers brings romance. (Repeat) (Subtitled)
Live coverage from the Oval of the rest of the afternoon's session on the first day of play between England and Pakistan.
(Stereo)
The adventures of an American astronaut transported into the future.
Buck Rogers is accused of being responsible for the nuclear holocaust that wiped out Earth. He is put on trial for his life; a probe of his own memory proves his guilt and condemns him to death.
(Repeat)
Today's action features athletics and swimming, two sports in which Britain has every chance of the gold.
Wheelchair athlete Tanni Grey took home four gold and two silver medals in Barcelona, while visually impaired swimmer Chris Holmes collected an impressive six golds. Plus, news from the men's basketball quarter-finals.
Commentary from Hamilton Bland and Paul Dickenson. Presented by Helen Rollason.
Journalist and film critic Alan Frank discusses his admiration for Mr Spock in A Piece of the Action.
Johnny Vaughan and first year students offer more ideas on how to make the most of student life, with ideas on managing studies and what to do if things do not work out. Kathy Winters, featured in tonight's programme, tells of her decision to take a year out from her chemistry degree course at Hull University. When she returned to Hull, she found she was keen to study again.
Last in the series.
This week, Kirsty Young and her team visit Wednesbury Road, a busy thoroughfare into Walsall. Among the problems they encounter are a child's asthma, possibly aggravated by features of her house. They also advise residents on how to deal with a factory that burns rubbish on its site, how to convince the council that the road needs a safe pedestrian crossing, and what to do when a local firm repeatedly fails to return a washing machine taken in for repair.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Factsheet: send an A4 sae to [address removed]
This week, comedian Arthur Smith explores Latvia, one of Europe's newest republics but already discovered by the German tourist industry. Riga, the capital, has been described as "the new Prague", while the Baltic Sea has been called "the new Med". He visits the seaside spa town of Jurmala, once a favourite holiday resort of leaders of the former USSR. Sophie Campbell ventures to the Mediterranean island of Corsica, exploring its beaches and mountains, and learns how it has resisted an invasion of packaged tours. Finally, Simon Caldertakes a landscape photography course in Snowdonia. Producers Helen Bullough and Matthew Cole
Editor Liz Wamer
Tonight's film follows three men seeking treatment for impotence at Sheffield's Hallamshire Hospital. There they meet Sister Patricia Allen, who counsels 60 to 80 referrals every month. She talks the men through the various treatments, including a vacuum pump, hormone injections and implants.
(First shown as part of the Trouble with Men season)
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson..
Comedy starring Tony Hancock.
In this classic episode of Hancock's Half Hour, Sid and Tony hit on a scheme to get 23 Railway Cuttings renovated.
See today's choices.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Peter Snow. Including a report from Sue Lloyd-Roberts on the commercial sex exploitation of under-age children around Britain.
Highlights of the day's play between England and Pakistan.
(Stereo)
Followed by Weatherview
Grace has to turn down an important invitation.
(For cast see Monday)
Open University
12.30 A Question of Identity - Berlin and Berliners
(Repeat)
1.30 Modern Art: Jackson Pollock
(Repeat)
Summer Nights
2.00 Book Lover Essentials
(Repeat)
Languages
4.00 Buongiorno Italia 9-12; Quinze Minutes; Spanish Globo: 7
Open University
6.00 Biology
(Repeat)
6.25 Richard II
(Repeat)
6.50 Mantegna
(Repeat)
