With signing.

Dipsy decides to go for a walk.
(Shown yesterday at 10.45am)
(Repeat) (Stereo)

The little car confronts a robber.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Animated escapades from the Evergreen Forest.
(Repeat)

The series on the achievements of children in Britain.
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1)

Animation about an agile superhero.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Comedy drama.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Animation about the folk who live in Moomin Valley
(Repeat)

Animated stories of a woodland creature.
(Repeat)

A small boy's encounter with a cheeky spider.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Po feels like eating Tubby custard. The Teletubbies watch some children drawing.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.30am)
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Parliamentary updates.
(Stereo)

Gwen takes friendly interest in her neighbour's life, not realising that the man is hiding a secret and would die rather than reveal it.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Joe Parker talks about his life working with tractors

Further action from Headingley in the match between England and Australia.

More food facts. Today's programme looks at salt.
(Repeat)

Jim McColl harvests potatoes and Lesley Watson plants clematis, while the Hit Squad help create a stimulating garden for a nursery school in Sauchie.

Word game. Presented by Michael Aspel.

Last of a three-part African odyssey. The Ethiopian highlands, once a blister on the earth's crust, now form a freezing landscape with unique wildlife - Simien jackals, giant mole rats and mountain nyala.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Regional News; Weather

Live coverage from Parliament.

(Subtitled)
Regional News and Weather

Live coverage of the final session of the first day's play, between England and Australia.
(Stereo)

Sisko is sent back to Earth to be acting head of Starfleet security and to try to prevent war with the Dominion.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

A double bill of madcap animation.

Stimpy's Pet
Stimpy looks after a German circus clown who has been abandoned.

Ren's Brain
Stimpy needs a new brain for his experiments.

The third in a six-part series in which Stewart Brand examines buildings around the world.

Many of today's architects choose to design buildings with the emphasis on appearance. There is, however, much to be said for buildings which eschew good looks for flexibility and durability. Tonight's programme looks at homes in America - including San Francisco's "painted ladies", the 17,000 Victorian buildings which have mutated according to their occupants' needs.

Nick Nairn travels to Argyll to take a lesson in scuba-diving so he can make some scallop-based dishes as this week's starter. He meets a Highland cattle farmer in Kilmun who uses organic methods and makes a fillet of beef steak; and for dessert he picks blackberries for a tart.
(First shown in BBC Scotland)

The US comedy about four aliens who have arrived on Earth and assumed human identities returns with a 24-part series.

Dick's replacement, Evil Dick, is keeping him in a box in the basement while he woos Dr Albright.
See today's choices.

Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the first day's play between England and Australia at Headingley.
(Stereo)

Followed by Holiday Weather

Political chat show. With Trevor Phillips.

Open University
12.30am Fuelling the Philippines Tiger
(Rpt)
1.00 Controlling Carnival Crowds

Summer Nights
2.00 Fun with Kids: Essentials

Languages
4.00 Greek Language and People: 7 and 8
French Experience Know-how: 4

Business and Work
5.00 The Small Business Programme: Twenty Steps to Better Management - the Drama

Open University
6.00 The Clinical Psychologist
(Subtitled)
6.25 Build Better Business
6.50-7.15am Modelling in the Long Term
(Rpt)

Learning Zone Guide: [number removed]