With signing. Stereo

The foursome watch children who live on an island taking a boat trip to school.
(Shown yesterday at 10am) (Stereo)

Cartoon fun.
(Repeat)

Narrated by Andrew Sachs.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

The toys meet a crying baby.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Parliamentary update.
(Stereo)

Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.10 Music Makers (ages 9-11) 9336694

9.30 Watch (ages 5-7) 9064052

9.45 Come Outside (ages 4-5) Stones

A group of children look for red squirrels, then the Teletubbies play a hiding game.
(Repeated next Monday)
(Repeat) (Stereo)

10.30 Look and Read (ages 7-9) Stereo Subtitled 4405675

10.50 Belief File: Believe It or Not (ages 11-14) Judaism-the Torah Stereo Subtitled 4425439

11.10 Landmarks (ages 9-12) The Caribbean Islands - People Stereo

11.30 English File (ages 14-16) Death of a Salesman (part 2) Stereo

12.00 Scene (ages 13-17) GCSE Drama: a Man of Letters - starring Keith Barron. Written by Tim Firth Stereo

Consumer news.

Animated fun at the North Pole.
(Repeat)

Animation.
(Repeat)

Monty Don is on the Costa Brava while Ian Gibson visits Valencia as the archives uncover travel and cookery items on Barcelona and the Mediterranean coast. Maria Jose Sevilla continues her culinary tour in Spain on a Plate.
(Stereo)

Live coverage from Ascot, where the main race, the 2.35pm Lightning Novices' Steeplechase, has been won in recent years by top novice chasers such as Uncle Ernie in 1991 and Gales Cavalier four years later. The two other races are at 3.10 and 3.40.
Introduced by Clare Balding with Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore. Commentary by Jim McGrath.

Plus action from the World Indoor Bowls championships from the Guild Hall in Preston as coverage of the pairs' final begins ten days of top-class competition. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.
producer (racing) Chris Lewis ; Editor (bowls) Gerard Lane
(Stereo)

Including at 2.40 and 3.25 News, Regional News and Weather

John Inverdale introduces third-round action from the Australian Open at
Melbourne Park. Tim Henman was beaten at this stage last year by Michael Chang. Commentary by John Barrett, Bill Threlfall and Mark Cox.
(Stereo)

Homer's choice of babysitter to look after the children while he tries to cheer up an unloved Marge proves to be disastrous.
(Repeat)
(Stereo)

Captain Kirk is sentenced to death by the rulers of a hostile planet.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Entertainment news and views.
Presented by Margherita Taylor.

Abandoned by his family, Fred is alarmed to find himself pursued by women who are determined to share his life. Back on the job front, he accepts a dangerous felling contract.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Archie's refined mother and sister come round to dinner, and Clare drops a bombshell.
(Rptd tomorrow) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Then Video Nation Shorts

With Kirsty Wark.

Four-part showcase of short films by new directors, hosted by Late Review's Mark Lawson, culminating in a £5,000 development deal with BBC Films for the best new director.

Tonight's films comprise Lynne Ramsay's Gasman; Damien O'Donnell's Thirty Five Aside; John Humphries' version of the Gogol classic Diary of Madman; the comedy Dual Balls by Dan Zeff, and Clare Kilner's Daphne and Apollo.
The series continues tomorrow.

Amongthe performers featured on the experimental sketch show are Radio 1 presenter Mark Tonderai, Sally Phillips (who played Sophie in I'm Alan Partridge) and Ricky Grover. Producer Karen Rosie : Series producer Phil Clarke
(Stereo)

Comedy thriller.

Soon after the Reverend Deke O'Malley has persuaded a Harlem crowd to part with $87,000 for a "Back to Africa" campaign, armed men break up the meeting and steal the money.
(1970) ****
See Films: pages 44-49

Followed by Weatherview

3.00-5.00am Science (part one) A Focus on Physics