With signing.
(Stereo)

The foursome watch a baby calf being fed.
(Shown yesterday at 10am)

Three animated stories with the genial ghost.

Return of the archive records series. Presented by Cheryl Baker and Kriss Akabusi.
(Shown on Monday at 4.35pm on BBC1)

Comedy series. Millie, Wendy and Jonah spend a memorable day at Adventure World. Starring Sarah Davison, Polly Taylor and Chris Lamer.
(Repeat)

Animated children's adventure.
Wonderland is in grave danger - the princess of the kingdom has been kidnapped by a wicked wizard who is intent on taking her place as ruler. The White Rabbit must find a lookalike for the missing girl before it is too late. Can the Care Bears help to save the day?
(1987, U) **
See Films: pages 44-49

Animated fun

Dipsy's hat is chased when it keeps blowing away. Plus the story of a naughty pig.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.15am)

Romantic drama starring Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor

A chance meeting between an army captain and a young ballet dancer on Waterloo Bridge during the First World War results in an uncertain romance. But even before they have an opportunity to get married, he is ordered to the front.
(1940) (Black and white) (Subtitled)
See Films: pages 44-49 ****

James Leith takes a trip to Champagne in France to enjoy a special banquet. (Repeat)

Consumer reports.

Animation. Noddy decides to buy a parasol.
(Repeat)

The series raiding the BBC archives for travel and history items as well as features on culture, food and wine takes a trip to the French province of Alsace. Plus another edition from the series "A Cook's Tour of France" with Mireille Johnston.
With Caroline Righton.

Last-night's action from the oche as the championship reaches the second round. Introduced from the Lakeside Country Club by Dougie Donnelly.
(Stereo)

Including at 2.40 and 3.25 News Regional News and Weather

Worf is embroiled in a life-or-death battle for family honour when his brother arrives on the Enterprise.
(Repeat) (Stereo)
(A new series of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine begins tomorrow at 6pm)

In a war-torn San Francisco, Quinn rescues a woman from her thuggish boyfriend, who follows them into the gateway. The world they arrive in appears orderly and peaceful - but it's a high-tech open prison where the penalty for misconduct is death.

The finance programme, returning for an eight-week run, looks at the pros and cons of the Government's new plans for Individual Savings Accounts.
Plus a report on the start of a competition set up between the Sampson family in Warrington and the Holmes family from Watford. Will it be the north or the south that succeeds in saving the greatest sum of money by the end of the series?
Presented by Liz Barclay and Mickey Clark, with Matthew Vincent and Vincent Duggleby.
(Stereo)

The magazine show addressing home-improvement matters examines ways of adding character to a typically square modern sitting room, and advises on what paint to use around the house. The Perry family from Bristol tackle their hall and bathroom, and the search for the Junior Amateur Decorator nears its conclusion.
Presented by Tessa Shaw, with Anne McKevitt, Kevin McCloud.

Happily married to Catherine, former furniture-maker [name removed] is also Melbourne's most successful male prostitute, with a long list of female clients.
The contemporary documentary series featuring stories from around the world begins a new seven-part run by profiling [name removed], his wife and the women who book his services in a study that probes the very nature of relationships between men and women.
See today's choices.
Factual new season: page 23

Today's Choice: Under the Sun 9.00pm BBC2
[Name removed] is a pleasant-looking 32-year-old man, but it comes as a surprise to learn he is also Melbourne's most successful, legal, heterosexual prostitute with more than 1,200 female clients who each pay him £90 for an hour of sex.

Jane Treays has filmed him at work (well, before and after, not during) and talked to him, his clients and - here is the biggest surprise - to his wife. [Name removed] adores his wife and four children, but found that his furniture-making business could not support them. Now he makes £85,000 a year because he is, according to all the female clients interviewed, very good at sex. His wife says she shuts her mind off to what he does while he's "at work", but it must have been hard for her when he rang to say his one-hour booking was being extended - to a whole week.

For more on Under the Sun, see page 23.

Londoner Debbie Smith, 28, is rhythm guitarist with successful indie band Echobelly. She talks about her experiences while out touring with the band and also the dawning of the realisation that she was a lesbian.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Classic seventies comedy.
The Stolen Bentley. Eric and Hattie receive an unexpected visitor in their living room. Starring Eric Sykes ,
Hattie Jacques , Richard Wattis and Deryck Guyler , with Anthony Steel and Richard Caldicott.
Written by Eric Sykes ; Producer
RogerRace Repeat Subtitled. ..
Then Video Nation Shorts

News analysis, introduced by Jeremy Paxman.

Highlights of the last four second-round matches in the World Professional Darts championship, from Frimley Green, Surrey. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly. Commentary by Tony Green. (Stereo)

The sergeant dresses Doberman in a gorilla outfit and makes him wrestle another soldier in a bid to break into the movie industry.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

Followed by Weatherview