The toaster makes a tower of Tubby toast.
(Shown yesterday at 9.55am on BBC1)

Three animated tales.

Cartoon fun with the prehistoric family.

Animation.

Children's game show.
(Revised repeat)

The fifth Live and Kicking and Comic Relief ceremony. Shown yesterday at 6.30pm on BBC1
(Subtitled)

The Teletubbies walk in a variety of ways.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7am)

Comedy starring Peter Ustinov
Angie Dickinson
Years after unmasking the Dragon
Queen as a killer. Chan and hisgrandson investigate a series of bizarre murders.
Director Clive Donner (1981, PG) ........ ♦ See Films: pages 56-67 **

Military comedy with Bilko and his wayward Platoon.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

Presented by Adrian Chiles
Ceefax: page 238

Animation.
(Repeat)

Animated fun.
Mole finds a daffodil.
(Repeat)

Bob Langley explores the Isle of Man and Scotland's Western Isles, which are refuges for many rare species of wildlife.
(Repeat)

The aviation series looks at tilt-rotor technology, the use of giant planes in fire-fighting, an unusual aerobatics display and choosing the best fighter plane. With Brendan O'Brien.

The series recalling key news stories from the past focuses on the day the Berlin Wall came down.

Regional News and Weather

The story of how seahorses reproduce.
(Repeat)

Enthusiasts discuss desirable objects. Today Anne Rees talks about embroidery.
(Repeat)

Regional News and Weather

Head gardener Harry Dodson tackles the jobs that need to be done in February.
(Postponed from 11 May) (Repeat) (Subtitled)

The team try to create a romantic bedroom. With Simon Biagi.
(Repeat)

Presented by Fern Britton.

Esther Rantzen discusses whether people ought to be judged by their clothes. Guests include Perry Southall, whose sexy appearance was criticised by the barrister representing the man who was later convicted of assaulting her.

Nostalgia quiz, with Martyn Lewis

Comedy about a streetwise young man who lives with rich relatives in California.
(Repeat)

New boy Lee takes desperate measures to be accepted by Drazic's crowd.
(Subtitled)

Pop music magazine, with Jayne Middlemiss and Jamie Theakston.

A film first shown on BBC South East continues the documentary series from the BBC Regions.

Amanda Harper reports on how two families are trying to cope with autistic children and the lack of help available to them locally.

The heritage and architecture series continues as Dame Kiri Te Kanawa reveals her favourite building. Once a cinema, it was, when Dame Kiri first arrived in Britain in 1966, the home of the London Opera Centre, where fledgling singers trained. Presented by Kirsty Wark, with Dan Cruickshank.
Series editor Basil Comely ............

Francine Stock reports on the appeal of English style to foreign buyers, Tim Wonnacott learns how visually impaired people examine antiques, while Bobby Crush explains why he would like to buy one of Liberace's pianos. Series producer Jane Lomas ; Series editor Mark Hill WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/antiques

First of a three part satirical thriller.
Starring Warren Clarke, Stephen Fry, Richard Griffiths, Rik Mayall, Richard Wilson.

A serial killer has begun murdering bank managers. BBC radio crime correspondent George Cragge gets involved after fielding calls from the killer while broadcasting on Radio 4.
See today's choices.

Murder, I wrote: page 28

A rerun of the six-part comedy series starring Steve Coogan

While working on Radio Norwich, Alan Partridge tries to revive his TV career.
(Repeat)

Followed by Video Nation Shorts
The first of four nightly slots in which performance-poet John Agard celebrates next month's 50th anniversary of the arrival of the Empire Windrush.
(Subtitled)

Presented by Gordon Brewer.

The thrice-weekly series about the city and people of Manchester.

Ian prepares for his debut as a stripper.

More satire from the fictional Street.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

BiIko rents a vacant property, but refuses to say why.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

Followed by Weatherview

(Note: repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 Open Advice: the Three Degrees
1.00 Foretelling Fatigue Life
1.30 Coping with Queues

Schools
2.00 Special Needs
with signing for deaf children.

Languages
4.00 The New Get by in Italian

Business and Training
5.00 Computers Don't Bite: Business: 3

Open University
5.45 Talking Buildings
6.10 The Founding of the Royal Society
6.35-7.00am Flight Simulators and Robots