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A live action tale without words from Cyprus.
(Repeat)
The Tubbies watch some children at a carnival.
(Shown last Friday)
Animation.
Trader Jones wishes for magic.
(Repeat)
Animated tales with the blue creatures.
(Repeat)
Game show.
(Repeat)
Cartoon about a group of superheroes.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
Live-action comedy.
Kel suspects his schoolteacher has a crush on Kenan.
(Repeat)
Art show, looking at how to draw reflections.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
Cartoon fun with the sparring cat and mouse.
Animation about toys that come to life.
(Repeat)
The Teletubbies watch some children playing tennis.
(Repeat)
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am)
Paul Burnham continues the quest to find the greatest cartoon of all time.
Weekday US fantasy-adventure series.
Lois and Clark combat a virus that is destroying computer networks.
(Repeat)
Fred and Barney impersonate their own wives.
(Repeat)
Weekday horticultural series.
Jim McColl cultivates a wildflower meadow.
Recollections of the independence struggles in Africa and Asia.
(Series continues tomorrow at 1.30pm)
(Repeat)
Bilko is transferred to another fort.
(Black and white) (Repeat)
2.50 News and Regional News
The British Rally championship moves to Northern Ireland, where Mark James and Tony Mason report on a tense all-tarmac race.
(Top Gear Take Two is at 7.10pm)
3.25 News and Regional News
The story of a country watermill.
How the mill became a commercial enterprise.
(Repeat)
Oz Clarke continues his exploration.
A look at the influence Australia exerts throughout the world on style, cuisine and wine today.
Cookery contest.
(Repeat)
Esther Rantzen discusses what happens when dark secrets are exposed. Guests include Cynthia Payne.
(Repeat)
An edition of the word panel game.
(Repeat)
Homer recalls how he first courted Marge.
The Otto Show is on Friday at 6.35pm.
(Repeat)
The Moon is heading for an impact with a huge planet. Guest starring Margaret Leighton.
(First shown on ITV)
Selected highlights from the Top Gear archives include Quentin Willson profiling the latest Chevrolet Corvette.
More individuals share their life-altering experiences.
Nick Charles had his first drink at the age of 17. By 29 he was an alcoholic, drinking everything from boot polish to hair lacquer and sleeping rough under London's Charing Cross bridge. Here, Charles, who last year was awarded an MBE for his services to people with alcohol problems, recounts how he overcame his addiction and came to run a rehabilitation centre.
(Subtitled)
In the last ten years farmers in Namibia have killed around 7,000 cheetahs to protect their cattle. Lise and Wayne Hanssen are trying to conserve the cheetah population - which now numbers less than 3,000 - by rescuing cats caught in farmers' traps.
See today's choices.
The holiday-suggestions show travels with Juliet Morris to Edinburgh as the city prepares itself for the annual festival; Jim White takes his clan to New York to see whether the city is family friendly; and Fi Glover tries life on a South African ranch.
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(The series Edinburgh Nights with Mark Lamarr starts tomorrow at 11.15pm)
Paul Merton, Ian Hislop and celebrity guests compete in the news quiz. With Angus Deayton.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
Continuing the series of dramatic monologues about the African-Caribbean community in the UK.
When Curtly Pike's beloved collection of fifties records goes missing, he suspects his son Wayne is involved and goes to his sordid flat to confront him.
Presented by Sarah Montague.
(Subtitled)
The Sadler's Wells Ballet perform a story of love and death played out on a chessboard to a score bySirArthurBliss. Recorded in 1981, the work is being shown in tribute to Dame Ninette de Valois
, who created the piece in 1937, was a founding member of the Royal Ballet and this year celebrates her 100th birthday. The leading roles are taken by David Bintley , Margaret Barbieri and David Ashmole.
Director Jolyon Wimhurst Series continues on Friday at 11.55pm Subtitled .
Comedy, showing three times this week, starring Brett Butler
Grace's ex-husband is back in town.
(For regular cast see Wednesday)
Followed by Weatherview
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open University
12.30 A Question of Identity-Berlin and Berliners
1.30 The Rinuccini Chapel, Florence
The Greats
2.00 Explorers: Part 2
Languages
4.00 Italianissimo 5-8
Business and Training
5.00 Skills for Work
Open University
5.45 Toulouse-Money and Power in Provincial France
6.10 Jean-Jacques Rousseau
(Subtitled)
6.35-7.00am Modern Art: Jackson Pollock
