Today's story without words is from Sweden.
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Ballet Rhymes: 3. The
Tubbies watch children ballet-dancing.
Shown yesterday at 10am
Animation. Mrs Tubbs is cross when a new machine is delivered, but Tom is happy. Repeat
Woodland animated adventures. Repeat ...
Generation-gap game show in which children compete With adults. Repeat Subtitled
Cartoon adventures with the superhero students of the telepathic
Charles Xavier. Repeat Subtitled.
Comic adventures of two teenage friends.
Kenan has to look after his father's pet cockatoo while the rest of the family are away. Unfortunately, the bird is lying flat on its back and not moving.
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More imaginative picture-making ideas. Today, how to turn dreams into reality, making an animal farm from cardboard, and a feature on the 100th anniversary of London's Tate Gallery.
Presented by Josie d'Arby, Mark Speight and Jay Burridge.
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Numbers: Four
The Teletubbies watch some children learning all about the numberfour.
Repeat Repeated tomorrow at 7. 05am.
Leicestershire v Derbyshire
Live coverage from Grace Road,
Leicester, of this second one-day semi-final in the NatWestTrophy.
Leicestershire, the only county among this year's semi-finalists neverto have won the 60-overs-per-side trophy, will be hoping to make home advantage pay as they strive to reach the final at Lord's on 5 September. It would be theirsecond visit to Lord'sthis season, although they will have unhappy memories of the first, when Essex skittled them for 76 to win the Benson and Hedges Cup.
Leicestershire reached the semi-finals by demolishing Warwickshire at Grace Road in the quarter-finals. They bowled out the visitors for a paltry 98, thanks mainly to a five-wicket performance by Alan Mullally , before cruising home by eight wickets. Derbyshire booked their semi-final place with a surprise five-wicket win over Surrey at the Oval,
Michael Slater and Kim Barnett giving the team a perfect platform to overhaul
Surrey's moderate total of 217 with a 162-run opening stand.
Introduced by Richie Benaud with commentary coming from Jack Bannister and Geoffrey Boycott.
Producers Alan Griffiths. Helen Kuttner.
Jim McColl plants out vegetables under cloches and Lesley Watson looks at the many varieties of primulas. Bill Torrance admires magnolias and rhododendrons in the magnificent surroundings of Mount Stuart gardens on the island of Bute, while the Hit Squad helpTV presenter
Carol Smillie with her gardening....
Further live coverage through to the close of the second of this season's NatWest
Trophy semi-finals, as Leicestershire and Derbyshire battle it out at Grace Road in an East Midlands derby Including at2.40 and 3.25 News; Regional News Subtitled Weather
Coverage of tonight's Weltklasse Grand Prix meeting from the Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich, Switzerland. World records tumbled at this gathering last year-to Denmark's Wilson Kipketer, who lowered Seb Coe's 16-year-old 800m world best, his Kenyan near namesake Wilson Boit Kipketer in the 3,000m steeplechase, and Ethiopia's Haile Gebrselassie in the 5,000m. Gebrselassie and Wilson Boit Kipketer are running this year, along with Morocco's 1500m world champion Hicham El Guerrouj and Canada's world and Olympic 100m champion Donovan Bailey.
British interest includes Mark Richardson and Iwan Thomas in the 400m, up against the USA's Michael Johnson, and Jonathan Edwards in the triple jump. For many athletes this is the last top-quality outing before the European championships, starting in Budapest next week.
Highlights are at 12 midnight.
The fashion and beauty series. Geraldine Gobby , fashion editor of Good Housekeeping magazine helps recent grandmother Wendy Ardler as part of her guide to glamorous dressingfor women aged over 50.
Anthony Yacomine demonstrates how to achieve salon styling at home, John Gustafson advises on colours to suit every skin tone, plus the ten items every man should have in his wardrobe.
Presented by Lowri Turner. Series producer JeanineJosman
Albert is determined to claim his rights under the Welfare State.
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First in a four-part historical drama starring Joe McGann, Mark McGann, Paul McGann, Stephen McGann, Michael Kitchen.
A family's struggle to save their land and lives in the aftermath of the 1846 Irish Famine begins with the arrival from England of Townsend, a hostile new land agent.
See today's choices.
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Professionals reveal some of the tricks of their trade.
Hints on how to get a male fish in the mood for love and an unexpected use for hair rollers in the fish tank.
News analysis, presented by Gordon Brewer. Subtitled.
Highlights of today's second semi-final in the NatWest Trophy, Leicestershire v Derbyshire at Grace Road, Leicester.
Track and field action from
Switzerland at one of the year's top meetings, the Weltklasse
Grand Prix in Zurich
Followed by Weatherview
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