7.00 Teletubbies: Long Horns
A young boy and his mother play some horns.
(Shown last Friday)

7.25 Dink, the Little Dinosaur
Prehistoric animated adventures.

7.50 50/50
Inter-schools game show.
(Shown last Monday on BBC1)
(Subtitled)

8.15 Tom and Jerry Kids
Cat-and-mouse cartoon fun.
(Repeat)

8.35 Teddy Trucks
Animation about teddy bear truck drivers.
(Repeat)

Harry brings forest animals into the house.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Taylor hangs a petty criminal for stealing.
(Repeat)

Animated antics

Andy Brown and some children look for snails.
(Repeat) (Repeated tomorrow at 7am)

Cartoon cat capers.
(Repeat)

Fantasy drama, set in the Old
West, starringTony Randall
The amazing Dr Lao rides into a desert town astride a yellow mule. He has come to announce the opening of his circus.
Director George Pal (1963) Subtitled. * See Films: pages 42-48 ***

Weekday business reports

The weekday horticultural series from Aberdeen shows how to create a potager garden and plant up containers.

The series chronicling the 20th century.

The joy felt at the end of the First World War gives way to gradual disillusionment.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Bilko turns Fort Baxter into a picture of abject poverty to win a pay rise.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

Tiff Needell reports on his GT races with Julian Bailey in the Newcastle United car at Snetterton and Silverstone.
(Top Gear Take Two is at 7.15pm)

Romantic comedy thriller starring
Judge Reinhold , Carol Kane
After a badly bungled assassination attempt, vengeful Mafia widow Mana and hertoddler attempt to escape in the taxi of peace-loving and fastidious Ernie. Director Francis ASchaeffer (1993, PG)
* See Films: pages 42-48 **

Harry Dodson tackles the November jobs.
(Postponed from 14 July)
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

More practical advice on buying antiques, presented by Ian MacMillan

The eruption of the Cuban Missile Crisis

Bart faces the son of Ned Flanders in a miniature-golf tournament.
The Front is on Thursday at 9pm.
(Repeat)

A terrifying power brings the threat of a freezing death to the personnel on Alpha. With guest star Ian McShane.
(First shown on ITV)

Highlights from the motoring show. Jeremy Clarkson test-drives the latest VW Beetle, while Andy Wilman visits the annual Beetle Bash car show.
(Postponed from Monday 13 July)
(The next episode is on Thursday at 9.45pm)

User-friendly finance series in which Alvin Hall visits four British investment clubs to help them make the most of their savings.

Hall offers advice to the Millennium Millionaires Investment Club. Its 20 members hope to become rich by the year 2000 by investing money in the world of food. They investigate companies that manufacture potato products, supermarkets that sell the humble spud and restaurants serving profitable mountains of fish and chips. (Subtitled)
Alvin Hall's Kind of Day: page

The first in a new six-part series of wildlife documentaries.

Joaquin Guitterez Acha's film visits the dense cork-oak forest of Los Alcornocales National Park in Andalusia, southern Spain.
See today's choices.

Juliet Morris visits the south Devonshire coast, where she goes on an underwater journey at the newly opened National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth. Jim White travels to the north of Norway to experience the beauty of the fjords and explore the city of Bergen. Fi Glover and Simon Calder spend 24 hours in Las Vegas, entertainment capital of the USA. Plus an affordable long weekend break in Galway.
(Subtitled)
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Paul Merton, Ian Hislop and their two celebrity guests poke fun at current affairs in the topical news quiz. Hosted by Angus Deayton.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Documentary updating the turbulent events at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden since the filming of BBC2's series The House in 1996. Funding for this cherished yet much-criticised institution has become a hotly debated issue. Marketing manager
Keith Cooper, who lost his job there earlier this year, returns to meet the people who have shaped recent events, and reveals how the Royal Opera House has been brought to the edge of extinction.

The second of three short films, showing as part of BBC2's Sculpture Season, on the work of sculptor Andy Goldsworthy.

Goldsworthy uses the mud of the field to create a new sculpture at the foot of an ancient oak tree.

Followed by Conversation Piece
Kevin Atherton's bronze cast A Body of Work.

Presented by Gordon Brewer.

The thrice-weekly dinner-party chat show, hosted by Ruby Wax. Tonight's guests are journalist John Diamond, actress Carrie Fisher and singer Julian Lennon.
(Next edition tomorrow at 11.15pm)

Followed by Weatherview

Discussion of political issues.
Ceefax: page

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 The Authentick and Ironicall Historie of Henry V
1.30 The Baptistery, Padua

The Greats
2.00 Artists: Part 2

World Cup French
4.00 The French Experience 1: Parts 5-8
with English subtitles.

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

Open University
5.45 Pieter Bruegel and Popular Culture
6.10 Nathan the Wise
6.35-7.00am The Museum of Modern Art