Stories from around the world told without words. Today's tale comes from Belarus.
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Something falls from the sky and lands on Tinky Winky's head as the Tubbies run out of their house to find their favourite objects.
(Shown yesterday at 10.45am)
Animation. Bertha gets so cold that she makes beach balls that are more like snowballs. Narrated by Roy Kinnear.
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Animation with the blue creatures.
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Cartoon adventure series about a group of seven mutant heroes with amazing powers whose continuing mission is to protect the world from the forces of evil.
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A triple bill of cartoon fun with the cat-and-mouse adversaries in their salad days, plus the antics of Droopy.
Live-action American comedy series.
The duo find a treasure map that may lead to riches in Chris's basement.
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Live-action fantasy-adventure series about a telepathic girl from the ocean. Starring Marzena Godecki.
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The Teletubbies dance and watch some children take part in a ballet show.
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(Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am)
Live coverage from Southampton of the first semi-final of this year's NatWest Trophy 60-overs-per-side competition.
Hampshire travelled to Lord's to crush Middlesex in the quarter-finals, a formidable total of 295 proving too much for the home side, who slumped to 151 all out. A 141-run partnership between Adrian Aymes and Giles White was the cornerstone of Hampshire's total, while miserly bowling restricted the Middlesex batsmen with the exception of Justin Langer.
Blocking Hampshire's path to the final at Lord's on 5 September are one-day specialists Lancashire, who ousted Nottinghamshire to reach the last four.
Michael Atherton took the excellent form he has shown for England over the summer back to Old Trafford as an innings of 76 helped the Red Rose county to cruise past their target with four overs and six wickets to spare.
Introduced by Tony Lewis, with commentary coming from David Gower and Chris Broad.
More gardening ideas and advice.
Jim McColl sows hardy annuals for summer colour in the garden, while Carolyn Spray has some new ideas for hanging baskets. Bill Torrance visits a garden that employs the no-digging technique of permaculture", and the Hit Squad help musician Phil Cunningham
From Southampton, continuing live coverage to the close of play in today's first NatWest Trophy semi-final, between Hampshire and Lancashire.
Live coverage of Leicestershire v Derbyshire in the second semi-final starts tomorrow morning at 10.25am
Including at 2.40 and 3.25 News; Regional News (Subtitled); Weather
Another chance to see an unscripted talk by interviewer and former MP Brian Walden from the series in which he explored the concept of the hero.
The man credited with leading the nation to victory in the Second World War was, according to Walden, arrogant, callous and a military strategist of very modest talent. However, he also contends that the leader, who remained steadfast in his beliefs even when he found himself isolated, was responsible for inspiring a whole nation to shake off its defeatist outlook.
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The stories behind a series of notable archaeological finds. The discovery of two crouched bodies near the isolated Somerset village of Bleadon leads to speculation among residents that the remains are all that is left of their prehistoric relatives. Archaeologist and presenter Julian Richards joins the team struggling to make sense of the clues to reveal a picture of the arduous lives of farmers during the Iron Age.
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Support Material: a video pack (price £29) and booklet (price £4.95) accompany the series. Send a cheque, payable to [address removed]
Web Site: [web address removed]
Against-the-clock gardening challenge series in which a team of experts has just two days to transform gardens without the knowledge of their owners.
Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh are in Warwick this week, where they attempt to add some style to a policeman's muddy garden while his unsuspecting wife is away.
See today's choices.
Booklet: send a cheque/postal order for £3 to [address removed]
Look who's making a splash!: page 22; Alan Titchmarsh: page 30
Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
The classic comedy, showing to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
The platoon ensure that Lance Corporal Jones is not found wanting when the old soldier is put to the test.
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BBC Audio Cassettes: four double volumes are available, price £7.99 each
Website: [web address removed]
The experts' view: page
News analysis and current-affairs reports, presented by Gordon Brewer. (Subtitled)
Highlights of today's NatWest Trophy semi-final showdown in Southampton as Hampshire face Lancashire.
Then Video Nation Shorts
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Short drama, set in New York, in which a tramp finds a lost package of $100 bills and goes on a spending spree
Followed by Weatherview
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Open University
12.30 The Spiral of Silence
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1.00 The Programmers
1.30 To Engineer Is Human
The Greats
2.00 Historical Figures: Part 3
A look at royal history.
Languages
4.00 The Travel Hour: Italy: The Italian Riviera and Bologna
Business and Training
5.00 Career Moves
Open University
5.45 Patterns in the Dust; Batteries Included
6.35-7.00am Work and Energy
Energy storage.
