A story without words from Tanzania.
(Repeat)

The Tubbies watch some children playing tennis.
(Shown yesterday at 10.45am)

Trader Jones produces a miracle cure for Charlie.
(Repeat)

Animation with the blue creatures.
(Repeat)

Generation-gap game show.
(Repeat)

Cartoon series about a group of mutant super-powered heroes.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

A clown comes into a store and steals all the money.
(Repeat)

Live-action fantasy-adventure series.
(Repeat)

A triple bill of cat-and-mouse cartoon fun.

Animation about toys that come to life.
(Repeat)

The Tubbies watch some boys feeding cows and calves on the farm.
(Repeat)
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am)

A quest for the greatest cartoon of all time, presented by Paul Burnham

A teenage burglar retrieves a vital globe from Superman's spacecraft and innocently sells it to Lex Luthor.
(Repeat)

Fred becomes a boy-scout leader.
(Repeat)

Carolyn Spray plants a new bed on a limited budget and Jim McColl makes a start on a soft-fruit plot.

A look at the development of nuclear energy and atomic weapons.
(Series continues tomorrow at 1.30pm)
(Repeat)

Bilko comes up with a plan to earn a vacation in an army rest camp.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

2.50 News and Regional News

David Attenborough investigates the world of nocturnal primates.
(Repeat)

3.25 News and Regional News

Roger Tabor pieces together the story of the mill's life.
(Repeat)

Further live coverage of the opening day of the European championships in Budapest. Featuring at 4.20 women's 100m second round, 4.40 men's 1500m first round, 5.45 men's shot put final, 5.55 men's 100m second round, 6.30 women's 800m first round and 7.05 men's 10,000m final. Plus action from the men's 20km walk.

Among the British athletes to look out for are John Mayock and Anthony Whiteman in the 1500m, and former European cross-country champion Jon Brown, who is expected to be in contention for a medal in the 10,000m

Concluding the against-the-dock gardening challenge series in which the regular team of Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh have just two days to transform gardens without the knowledge of their owners.
This week the trio are in Newport, Gwent, where they face the ambitious task of creating an attractive and modern garden on little more than a large patch of clay covered by black polythene.
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Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
The sixth and final episode of the repeated first series of the classic comedy, showing to celebrate its 30th anniversary.

The platoon use their rifles and their wits to compete for the honour of guarding a VIP. Featuring a guest appearance by Barbara Windsor.
(Black and white) (Repeat) (Subtitled)
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Highlights from Edgbaston of today's 50-overs-per-side encounter between England and South Africa, the last qualifying match to decide who will meet in the final of the triangular series - which also features Sri Lanka-at Lord's on Thursday.

Introduced by Tony Lewis, with commentary from Richie Benaud, Geoffrey Boycott, Chris Broad, David Gower and Barry Richards.

Highlights of the final match in the series are on Thursday at 9.20pm.

News analysis and current-affairs reports, presented by Kirsty Wark.

Grace and Nadine become nostalgic for funk-rock band Earth, Wind and Fire and decide to head for a concert in St Louis. Featuring a guest appearance by the band.
(For regular cast see tomorrow)

Followed by Weatherview

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 Living with Technology - Writing a Report
Advice from professional writers.
1.30 Something in the Air
Why cracks appear in aircraft.

The Greats
2.00 Explorers: Part 3
Janet Street-Porter goes in search of lost civilisations.

Languages
4.00 Italianissimo 9-12

Business and Training
5.00 Career Moves
Working in an office.

Open University
5.45 Keep Your Distance
Avoiding car accidents.

6.10 Paris and the New Mathematics
Maths during the French Revolution.

6.35-7.00am This Little Flower Went to Market
Using maths to plan a route.