Stories without words from around the world. Today's tale is from Dominica.
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Children learn about counting as a house with four windows appears in Teletubbyland.
(Shown yesterday at 10am)
Animation. Charlie lands on Merrytwit.
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More animated adventures with the little blue woodland creatures.
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Game show in which children compete to send adults to the gunk pool.
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Seven superpowered mutants battle public hostility to combat the forces of evil.
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American comedy series.
Kenan gets two actors to impersonate his mother and father after the school principal calls a parental meeting.
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Live-action fantasy-adventure series about a telepathic girl from the ocean.
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Cartoon capers from the cunning cat and the clever little mouse during their salad days.
The animated adventures of a group of toys that secretly come to life.
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Two boys visit their friend's salon for a haircut while Po takes a spin on her scooter.
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(Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am)
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What is the greatest cartoon of all time? Join presenter Paul Burnham on the continuing quest to find out
Superhero action with the Man of Steel.
Lois and Clark investigate a world-famous magician whom they suspect of kidnapping the children of Metropolis's richest families.
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(The series continues tomorrow at 11.50am)
Prehistoric cartoon fun in Bedrock.
Barney and Fred sign up for the army by mistake.
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Hazel Irvine introduces the opening day of live coverage from Royal Lytham and St Annes of the Women's British Open.
Favourite to lift the title in Lancashire is Se Ri Pak, who has already won two of the year's major tournaments - the LPGA and the US Open. Two-time US Open champion Annika Sorenstam of Sweden is the likely spearhead of the challenge to the Korean, while British interests are represented by Lisa Hackney from the Potteries and 1986 winner Laura Davies, who has run into form recently with a victory at the Chrysler Open in Gothenburg. The defending champion is Australia's Karrie Webb, who triumphed last year at Sunningdale.
Including at 2.40 and 3.25 News; Regional News (Subtitled) Weather
When an unknown life form accelerates Kes's reproductive process, she is left with just one last chance to mate and have a child.
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(Star Trek can be seen tomorrow at 6.45pm)
A profile of striker Denis Law, one of Scotland's greatest footballing sons. A dominant player of the sixties and seventies, Law wore the red of Manchester United with distinction, helping them to championship titles and the FA Cup. In 1964, Law was awarded the ultimate accolade when he was named European Footballer of the Year.
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The BBC Proms season continues at London's Royal Albert Hall with a live transmission - broadcast simultaneously with Radio 3 - introduced by James Naughtie.
Andrew Davis conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra in the television premiere of Elgar's Symphony No 3. Elgar left behind an incomplete work when he died in 1934, but composer Anthony Payne has elaborated on the sketches to produce a major symphonic work.
The evening also includes two well-loved pieces - Ravel's Mother Goose Suite, and Mozart's Piano Concerto No 17 in G, with soloist Richard Goode.
The interval film (7.55-8.15pm) documents the completion of Elgar's work and the controversy it caused.
See today's choices.
(Simultaneous Broadcast: with Radio 3)
(As the Prom is live, subsequent programmes may run late)
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
When Dick discovers that his clothes no longer fit, Nina tells him that he is comfort eating to fill the void left by Mary.
(John Lithgow stars in the film Raising Cain tomorrow evening at 9pm)
Pop hits that have been dedicated to the Martians.
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Ex-Take That singer Mark Owen, Radio 1 DJ Lisa I'Anson, M People's Shovell and Right Said Fred frontman Richard Fairbrass are the celebrity guests joining team captains Sean Hughes and Phill Jupitus and host Mark Lamarr on the irreverent pop quiz.
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News analysis, presented by Kirsty Wark.
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American science-fiction series.
Levi Mitchell, whose mission is to prove that ghosts don't exist, helps a grieving mother to investigate the house where she suspects her son was killed. With Dwight Schultz.
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On the eve of Halloween, an odd feeling pervades the house. Libby is convinced that it's the work of the ghost of a previous resident.
Followed by Holiday Weather
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Open University
12.30 Autism
1.00 Powers of the President: Nixon and Ford
The Greats
2.00 Historical Figures: Part 5
Profiles of notorious warriors.
Languages
4.00 The Travel Hour: Italy: The South - Naples and Sicily
Teacher Training
5.00 Computers Don't Bite: Getting Started: Part 5; Getting Online: Part 5
Open University
5.45 A Global Culture?
6.10 A Level Playing Field?
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6.35-7.00am Global Firms in the Industrialising East
