With signing.

7.30 Teletubbies: Cafe Chocolate
The Teletubbies stop dancing to watch a boy making drinking chocolate, and three ships sail through Teletubbyland.
(Shown yesterday at 10.45am) (Stereo)

7.55 Bump
An animated tale.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

8.00 Noddy
Animation. Noddy comes to the rescue.
(Repeat)

8.10 The Raccoons
Animated adventures from the Evergreen Forest with Bert and Melissa Raccoon, and their best friend Cedric Sneer.
(Repeat)

8.35 Get Your Own Back
Dave Benson Phillips hosts a battle of the generations involving games galore and a plunge into the gunge for one unlucky adult.
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

9.05 Spiderman
Cartoon adventure with the New York crime-fighting superhero.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

9.30 Glad Rags
Comedy-drama about a girl who dresses up and embarks on some imaginative adventures.
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

10.00 Teletubbies: Emily and the Trap
Po rides her scooter all over Teletubbyland, and the Teletubbies watch Emily ride in her trap, pulled by Jester, her pony.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.30am) (Repeat) (Stereo)

Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of one of today's quarter-final matches in the NatWest Trophy, the premier one-day county competition. The eight teams left in this year's 60-over contest are just two games away from the season's finale and the chance of playing in front of a packed house at Lord's in September.
Today Nottinghamshire, who had an impressive win over Surrey at the Oval in the last round, face an Essex side led by England vice-captain Nasser Hussain, while Middlesex, who should field Phil DeFreitas and Devon Malcolm, are up against last year's county champions Warwickshire.
Derbyshire take on Sussex, who are having a rough time in the county championship this year, while Glamorgan have to contend with Yorkshire, who can boast England star bowler Darren Gough.
Commentary is provided by Richie Benaud, David Gower, Geoffrey Boycott and Jack Bannister.

All the latest business news and information from the world of commerce.

Chef Ian Parmenter provides another step-by-step guide to preparing healthy meals. Today, the secret of a simple risotto made from wine and saffron rice.
(Repeat)

The live coverage continues from one of today's quarter-final matches, with commentary provided by Richie Benaud, David Gower, Geoffrey Boycott and Jack Bannister.
Videoplus code for 1.25-4.30
4.30-7.30 (not PDC)

Including at 3.00 and 3.55 News Regional News and Weather

Tenth in a 13-part series of investigative programmes from the BBC regions.

Baby Nimi [text removed] was born with a life-threatening heart defect and the agonising decision of her parents, Makhan and Gurbax, to deny her the chance of a heart transplant, knowing that she could die without it, is the subject of tonight's programme.
The Birmingham family's eldest daughter Nicky was born with the same genetic heart defect-dilated cardiomyopathy - and was given a heart transplant when she was three. Subsequently she suffered a stroke and lost the use of her eyes, limbs and speech.
Makhan and Gurbax have had two healthy girls in between Nicky and Nimi, but have lost faith in heart transplants, believing that they prolong suffering and are not the answer to Nimi's illness.
Without the operation, Nimi is not expected to live beyond the age of four, but the couple have carefully considered their decision and have talked the situation through with the doctors involved. Tonight they talk to reporter Nick Booth about the problems they face and how difficult life is for their family.

(First shown in BBC Midlands)

Another edition of the word panel game, refereed by Bob Holness, in which two teams of celebrities try to uncover the true meanings of obscure words.
The resident team captains are Alan Coren and Sandi Toksvig, and tonight's guests are actresses Maggie Steed and Jean Marsh, comedy writer Barry Took and disc jockey and music writer Paul Gambaccini.
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Fourth in a six-part series in which chef Ainsley Harriott goes global in search of the world's best barbecue ideas.

Ainsley continues his barbecue odyssey as he hunts for things hot and spicy in the Far East. In Bangkok's 24-acre Chatachak market he discovers the smelliest fruit known to man, finds Thailand's answer to fish-and-chip shops and, in a remote mountain region, joins the Lahu tribe to sample "waterfall beef" and spicy chicken. Then he cooks exotic fruit parcels with delicious lemon-grass syrup.
See today's choices.
Recipes: Ceefax page
See Food: page 31

Drama starring Oprah Winfrey

LaJoe Rivers must raise her children in a neighbourhood of Chicago infested with gangs, drugs and crime. With one son already facing prison, she is determined to save the others from the clutches of gang life.
(1993, 15)
See Films: pages 48-53 ***

Followed by Video Nation Shorts

Presented by Gavin Esler.

Highlights of the coverage of one of today's quarter-final matches. Introduced by Tony Lewis.

Followed by Weatherview

The political discussion show. Presented by Lesley Riddoch.

Open University
12.30 Spanning Materials
(Subtitled)
1.00 Docklands Light Railway
(Rpt)
1.30 Ceramics under Stress

Summer Nights
2.00 Remembering Collections: Now the War Is Over

BBC Focus
4.00 Teaching and Learning with IT
(Rpt)
4.30 Film Education: The Fall and Rise of Cinema - the Exhibitor's Story
(Rpt)
5.00 Inside Europe
(Rpt)
5.30 Film Education: Multiplexes-A Case Study

Open University
6.00 Inside SQL
6.25 Channel for Communication
(Rpt) (Stereo)
6.50-7.15am Models or Muddles?