Penguins. TheTubbies watch penguins waddling and swimming. Shown yesterday at 10am
Animated fun in Busytown
Animated Stone Age antics
This week's show features a Formula One star of the future.
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1)
Animation.
Children's game show. With guest, ITV weather presenter Sian Lloyd. Revisedrepeat ............
US drama series about 16-year-old twin sisters living in California. Repeat ......................
There's a water shortage in Greendale. (Repeat)
Ned's Geraniums
Nine pretty flowers appear in Teletubbyland. Repeatedtomorrowat7am Repeat ........
Children's comedy adventure. starringDickVanDyke
After abandoning his plane, a navy puoi is washed up on a desert island, where he encounters a chimp from outer space.
Director Byron Paul (1966, U) + See Films: pages 56-67 **
Animated antics
Consumer reports..........................
Dilly takes mud-wallowing lessons. Repeat
Derring-do with the schoolboy superhero. Repeat ..
Bob Langley visits the New Forest and discovers a wildlife paradisejust minutes from the busy south-coast port of Southampton. Repeat ................
A look at the skills of deck-landing on an aircraft carrier, a nippy sports helicopter, a collection of Soviet-era flying machines and a 1948 Constellation airliner.
This short programme re-lives the events of the British evacuation of Dunkirk during World War II, when a flotilla of nine hundred naval and civilian craft managed to rescue 338,226 people.
RegionalNewsandWeather
Odd Noses of Borneo. Afilmaboutthe proboscis monkey, whose extraordinarily long nose makes it one of the Borneo's oddest creatures. Repeat
With potter Mick Morgan. Repeat.
Regional News and Weather
Acropping plan is drawn upforthe year.
Postponed from 12 May Repeat
The team create a nursery in a spare bedroom in Oxfordshire. Repeat.
Against-the-clock cookery challenge.
Presented by Fern Britton. ..........
More than a third of babies in the UK are born to unmarried mothers. Esther Rantzen meets women whose babies were adopted and people who discovered their true identity only in adult life. Repeat.
Quiz with Martyn Lewis. .......................
Picard learns that a renegade Federation ship has destroyed an unarmed Cardassian science station.
(Repeat) (Subtitled) (Star Trek: Voyager is tomorrow at 6pm)
US science-fiction drama series.
Electric Twister Acid Test. In a barren world plagued by tornados, the sliders take shelter in an idyllic valley. But the peaceful surroundings conceal a brutal reality. Subtitled ...............
The history behind the week's headlines, with Mark Urban.
With summer school exams approaching, Daily Telegraph columnist Boris Johnson and history teacher Andrea Smith sit papers from old 0-level and new GCSE exams. How will they fare, and do they believe education standards have fallen?
As Japan's Emperor Akihito visits Britain, a look at why the Japanese find it so difficult to apologise for their conduct in the Second World War. Plus the man who would now be king if history had taken a different turn. Editors Archie Baron. Neil Cameron. ...
The series that unearths the secrets of ordinary homes. This week's episode investigates a lovingly restored farmhouse north of Abergavenny. Presented by Juliet Morris , with regular experts Judith Miller and Mac Dowdy. See today's choices. Director Franny Moyle ; Series editor
Basil Comely
On the interior-design magazine show this week, two balconies are transformed, one with help from a mini lawn and another through the use of glass and mirrors. Designer Kevin Allen reports on why long-discarded items from the seventies, such as lava lamps and swivel chairs, are now becoming collectors' items, while Stewart Walton builds a "Peter Pan" tree house forthe Lewseyfamily in Norfolk. Presented by Tessa Shaw , with expert Kevin McCloud.
Senes producer Franny Moyle BBC MAGAZINE: BBCGoodHomes, pnceL2
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
Harold's long-lost older brother arrives unexpectedly from Australia.
(Repeat)
Second in a three-part series in which John Simpson examines the history of the Red Cross.
After the Second World War, the International Committee of the Red Cross won the Nobel Peace Prize for its efforts on behalf of prisoners of war. But behind its impeccable image there was a dark secret - its failure to tell the world about the horrors perpetrated on the Jews during the Holocaust.
Drama, continuing the showcase series for new directors.
The Rope Trick
The enigmatic Anto returns to Dublin for a wake and recalls a game he played as a child.
Written by Hugh Costello ; Producer Sarah Lawson ; Director Tim Mercier
Followed by Video Nation Shorts John Agard with more of his performance-poetry.
News analysis, presented by Gordon Brewer.
Movin'On. Environmental protester Swampy is the target of both a showbiz agency and bailiffs at Manchester Airport's second runway site......... The senes continues on Friday at 11.15pm
Satire in a celebrity-strewn street.
Written by Phil Cornwell , Peter Richardson and John Sessions ; Director
Peter Richardson ; Producer Ben Swaffer
Repeat
Bilko sees a chance to get his hands on an army jeep.
(Black and white) (Repeat)
Followed by Weatherview
Note: repeats are not indicated. OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30 Design for an Alien World 11577 1.00 Magnetic Reids in Space Subtitled 92157 1.30 Seeingwith Electrons SCHOOLS
2.00 Special Needs LANGUAGES
4.00 The New Get by in German-travel and survival.
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Computers Don't Bite Bus/ness, 4
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Biological Barriers
6.10 Building in Cells
6.35-7.00am A Tale of Two Cells– human colour vision.
