7.00 Teletubbies Numbers: 3
The Teletubbies count to three.
Shown yesterday at 10am

7.25 Tom and Jerry Kids
Animated cat-and-mouse capers.

7.50 The Lowdown
A portrait of American children growing up in Aspen, Colorado. Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1

8.15 Yogi's Treasure Hunt
Cartoon fun with the resourceful bear. (Repeat)

8.35 The Greedysaurus Gang
Animated antics of five dinosaurs. (Repeat)

Updates on Parliamentary news from
Westminster. Stereo ..................

Note: all programmes are in stereo; repeats are not indicated.
9.10 Belief File: Christianity in Britain
(ages 11-16) 5733436 9.30 Pathways of Belief (ages 7-9+) 3130368 9.45
Words and Pictures (ages 5-7)

10.00 Teletubbies Dentist. The lion and bear appear in Teletubbyland.
Repeated tomorrow at 7am

10.30 Numbertime (ages 4-6)
10.45 Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7)
11.00 Folk Dance (ages 9-12)
11.20 The Geography Programme (ages
13-16) 1481368 11.40 Watch Out (ages 7-11) 2746813 11.55 Hands Up! (ages 3-7) -signed for deaf children.
12.10 Takinglssue(agesl4+)

Consumer reports.

1.00 Dilly the Dinosaur Prehistoric cartoon capers. Repeat
1.05 Bananaman Animated adventures with the superhero. Repeat

Dougie Donnelly presents highlights of the first quarter-final, played to a finish this morning, where the winner is assured of a minimum of £66,000. Commentary by Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds , Dennis Taylor , John Virgo. Jim Meadowcroft. John Spencer and John Parrott.
Clare Balding introduces the 2.30pm race from Ascot in a four-event card that opens the course's flat-race season. The
3.05 and 3.40 races are on BBC1. With Willie Carson , Jimmy Lindley ,
Graham Rock , Jonathan Powell , and commentary byJimMcGrath.
2.40 News
Regional News and Weather

Live coverage from the House of Commons of Prime Minister's Question Time. Editor Alexandra Henderson
3.55 News
Regional News and Weather

David Vine presents further quarter-final coverage from the Crucible, Sheffield.
Plus action from the 4.10pm race taking
Wace at Ascot. Stereo ..............

An appeal on behalf of the Council forthe
Advancement of Communication with ueaf People. Plus Gavin Campbell with a roundup of this month's charity news.
For donation details see Sunday at 5.35pm on 1 Stereo Subtitled .....................

Future Imperfect. Sixteen years after a disastrous mission, Riker awakes to find that he is captain.
Repeat Stereo Subtitled......... Star Trek: Voyager is tomorrow at 6pm

Continuing quarter-final action from the world championship.
With David Vine. stereo....

Speakers expound their views on a matter of personal interest.

In March 1997, Sandra Downes was told that her 20-year-old son Marlon had been found dead in his police cell in Harlesden, north-west London, two days after being arrested for alleged rape.
She recalls her quest to find out more about her son's death and argues that the inquest system should bechanged to allow families of the deceased greater access to information.
Director Jackie Osei-Tutu ; Executive producer Debbie Christie

Lazio. In Rome, chef Antonio Carluccio helps a Jewish friend to prepare a traditional kosher lunch before sampling the wine of Frascati and cooking for fine-art students at the city's British School. See today's choices.
Producer Caius Julyan: Executive producer Peter Bazalgette Stereo Subtitled.... CEEFAX: page
BBC BOOK: Antonio Carluccio's Southern
Italian Feast. price £17.99 ♦ See Food: page 35

Anne McKevitttums a bachelor's cramped studio into a lifestyle statement on the interior-design magazine, while salvage expert and designer Neville Griffiths shows how architectural rubbish can be turned into stylish items forthe home.
Meanwhile, the conversion of the Lewsey family's barn continues as designer Nishma Chandre brings an Asian feel to Caroline and Anthony's bedroom. Series producer Franny Moyle

Classic sixties comedy series. AStarlsBorn. Harold joins the local amateur-dramatics society, but faces some tough competition forthe limelight.
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson Produced by John Howard Davies
Repeat

The first of three programmes exploring the human stories behind the heroes of flight. The Red Baron. With 80 confirmed victories, Germany's Baron Manfred von Richthofen was the most highly skilled and successful fighter pilot of the First World War. But he was increasingly disillusioned by the accompanyingcarnageand tormented by the death of his comrades. Drawing on the Richthofen family papers, and featuring interviews with relatives of Richthofen and the descendents of some of his victims, new light is shed on the man known as "the Red Baron".
Director Michael Davies : Producer
Beryl Vertue

The series profiling significant trees takes a look at the Douglas Fir in Perthshire, which, at 212ft, is Britain's tallest tree.

By the Green Party.

News analysis, presented by Jeremy Paxman.

Highlights of today's quarter-final action, featuring the matches playing to a finish tonight at the Crucible in Sheffield. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.

Followed by Weatherview

Political Chat show.

(Stereo)

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