A tale from Canada features in the worldwide live-action series without words.
(Repeat)
The Tubbies watch two young boys making Chinese lanterns with their uncle.
(Shown last Friday)
Animation about a large machine called Bertha with a mind and a personality of her own.
(Repeat)
Prehistoric animated adventures of the little dinosaur and his friends.
Documentary series following the fortunes of four young people who desperately want to find fame.
(Shown last Thursday on BBC1)
Cartoon about a group of mutant superheroes with a variety of amazing powers.
(Repeat)
Live-action comedy.
Kenan sees a money-making opportunity after almost choking on a screw that found its way into a tin of tuna.
(Repeat)
Art show, with ideas for making pictures. Presented by Josie d'Arby, Mark Speight and Jay Burridge.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
More cartoon fun with the cunning cat and the clever mouse during their salad days.
The animated adventures of a group of toys that secretly come to life.
(Repeat)
The Tubbies watch some children learning about different shades of the colour green.
(Repeat) (Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am)
The show that goes on a questto find the greatest cartoon of all time
American fantasy-adventure series.
Lois and Clark face the wrath of a military UFO investigator who is determined to destroy Superman. Starring Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
(The series continues on Wednesday at 11.20am)
Weekday consumer issues and business news reports. With Adrian Chiles
Horticultural series from Aberdeen. Jim McColl shows howto install a weather station, Carole Baxter advises on the maintenance of summer-flowering house plants, Bill Torrance visits a tiny urban garden packed with unusual plants, and the Hit Squad look at an ambitious school garden project
Ian Parmenter prepares a traditional Belgian herb soup with meatballs in the quick-cooking guide.
(Repeat)
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage from Trent Bridge of the final two sessions in the Fourth Test between England and South Africa. The penultimate game of the five-match series is a vital one for Alec Stewart and his England side, who salvaged a draw with a stirring fightback in the Third Test at Old Trafford. A win today is essential to preserve their chances of a series victory.
Including at 3.50 News and Regional News (Subtitled) Weather
Homer has the house illegally wired up for cable television.
Whacking Day is on Thursday at 9pm.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
The first baby is born on the moon, but it soon begins to grow with unnatural speed.
(First shown on ITV)
Then Video Nation Shorts
The last of three short films, concluding BBC2's Sculpture Season, on the work of Andy Goldsworthy, who sculpts by using what he finds in the wild.
In a disused slate quarry, he battles to make his mark on the landscape before the rain washes his work away.
The last in the finance series in which Alvin Hall visits four British investment clubs to advise them.
Hall offers advice to the Thornden Comprehensive School Investment Club in Hampshire. Its 38 members are all teenagers studying economics who hope to bolster their bank balances by investing in the area of leisure activities. They visit a football club, a holiday-village company and a golf business.
The wildlife documentary series continues with an examination of the life of the Bogong moth.
Cameras follow the moths on an extraordinary 800km journey from the valleys of southern Queensland, through the dry plains of south Australia, to the Bogong mountains, where they spend the summer on the walls of caves in the limestone hills.
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Juliet Morris finds the perfect city for a summer break when she visits Tallinn in Estonia, as the pleasant Baltic summer climate allows for comfortable sightseeing. Fi Glover and Simon Calder go to the French island of Corsica, where they enjoy the watersports in an all-inclusive package and travel inland on a single-gauge railway. (Subtitled)
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The first in a new six-part series of short dramatic monologues exploring the African-Caribbean community's 50 years in the UK.
Written by Kolton Lee. Starring George Harris.
Reginald breaks his promise to God that he will stop gambling if his dreams for his adored son, Cuthbert, come true.
Presented by Gordon Brewer.
The thrice-weekly dinner-party chat show, hosted by Ruby Wax. Tonight's guests are film director Bruce Robinson, actress Joanna Bowen and author Ian Ross.
(Next edition tomorrow at 11.15pm)
Followed by Weatherview
with David Mellor
Discussion of political issues.
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(Repeats are not indicated)
Open University
12.30 Understanding Music
1.00 Born into Two Cultures
1.30 Pieter Bruegel and Popular Culture
The Greats
2.00 Champions of Nature: Part 2
Languages
4.00 The Travel Hour: Spain: The Basque Country/Cantabria
Business and Training
5.00 Computers Don't Bite: Business: Part 4
Open University
5.45 El Escorial: Palace, Monastery and Mausoleum
6.10 The Magic Flute
6.35-7.00am Public Murals in New York
