Stories from around the world told without words. Today's tale comes from South Africa.
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It's very green day in Teletubbyland: Laa-Laa loves the green grass, Po loves the green trees, Tinky Winky loves the green house, and everyone loves green Dipsy.
(Shown yesterday at 10.45am)
Animation. Bertha is making money boxes. When Roy and Nell use one, they get a surprise. Narrated by Roy Kinnear, with Sheila Walker.
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Animated double bill following the adventures of the dinosaur and his friends.
Inter-schools game show, presented by Sally Gray.
(Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBC1)
Cartoon series about a group of seven mutant super-powered heroes whose mission is to protect the world from evil.
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Live-action comedy.
Kenan and Kel decide to fulfil their ambitions.
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Live-action fantasy-adventure series about a telepathic girl from the ocean.
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A dog appears in Teletubbyland. Dipsy is a little surprised by its barking but soon realises that it is a friendly creature, and he pats the animal with Tinky Winky.
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Live coverage from Grace Road of this NatWest Trophy 60-overs-per-side quarter-final match.
Leicestershire, who defeated Glamorgan by five wickets in the second round, have made it to the final only once - in 1992 - and are yet to win the competition. They experienced similar disappointment in the final of the Benson and Hedges Cup earlier this month, going down by a huge margin to Essex. By contrast, Warwickshire, who thrashed Kent three weeks ago, have secured the trophy on five occasions. Today's winners will be just one victory away from the final of the competition at Lord's in September.
Introduced by Tony Lewis, with commentary by Jack Bannister, Richie Benaud, Chris Broad and David Gower.
Reports on current consumer concerns.
Presented by Adrian Chiles
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Further live coverage from Grace Road of today's featured NatWest Trophy quarter-final match between Leicestershire and Warwickshire.
Live reports on all the day's parliamentary developments and business.
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Continuing the live coverage from Grace Road of the NatWestTrophy quarter-final match between Leicestershire and Warwickshire as it draws towards the concluding stages
A film first shown on BBC South West continues the documentary series from the BBC Regions. Caring for a terminally ill child can be a stressful experience for parents. The diagnosis can be delivered insensitively, and many parents are then left to cope without any medical or emotional backup. The recent decision to commemorate the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, by setting up community nursing teams to support children has, as this documentary stresses, has highlighted a desperate need for skilled help right across the United Kingdom.
With reporter Sally Mountjoy.
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A massive stone coffin that was unearthed last summer on a building site in Mangotsfield near Bristol was found to have been buried for centuries. But why was it located there? And who were its occupants? Julian Richards joins the team as they attempt to remove the remarkable find from the ground intact and piece together evidence about our ancestors.
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Against-the-clock gardening challenge series with Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh.
The team receive an unusual call out when their presence is required at Bromley Fire Station, Kent. The station commander, Bernie Jones, has always wanted to create a garden for the crew to relax in when they're on standby. While he is away on a course, the gardening team, with the help of eight firefighters, step in to try to grant his wish. Ultimately, though, it's Bernie who springs the big surprise.
Booklet: send a cheque/postal order for £3 to [address removed]
Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
The classic comedy, showing to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Captain Mainwaring puts the defence of the realm before personal pride and nearly loses command of his gallant platoon.
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BBC Audio Cassettes: four double volumes are available, price £7.99 each
Playwright Neil Simon, actress Anna Massey and novelist Josephine Hart join Ruby Wax for an intimate dinner party, at which they chat about life, love and staying faithful during marriage.
The final edition is tomorrow at 11.15pm
Followed by Weatherview
Informal political debate.
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Open University
12.30 Building by Numbers
Maths for buildings.
1.00 The Programmers
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1.30 "Artware": Computers in the Arts
A robot that paints.
The Greats
2.00 Champions of Nature: Part 3
Simon King profiles green-conscious campaigners.
Languages
4.00 The Travel Hour: Spain: Asturias and Galicia
Business and Training
5.00 Career Moves
Open University
5.45 Spanning Materials
Bridge designing.
6.10 Docklands Light Railway
Building the railway in the heart of London's East End.
6.35-7.00am Engineering Mechanics: Vibrations
