A special Sunday edition of the pre-school series..
The children's poetry series. Rik Mayall reads Albert's Reunion by Stanley Holloway , and Lemm Sissayfinds out how friends can get along. Repeat
Tony Hart reveals more creative tips. Repeat
Animated prehistoric capers. Repeat
Bruce's cousin is kidnapped by the evil Dr Doom.
Repeat
A triple bill of animated antics with the friendly ghost.....
Another chance to see the first episode of the third series. Harmony and Melody are living with Aunt Glenda on a canal barge. Dino, a cheeky stowaway, finds the magic coin.
Shown last Wednesday
Next episode Wednesday on BBC1 at 4.35pm
Subtitled
Australian drama following a year in the life of a 12-year-old boy. Wayne's search for an alien doesn't help him make friends with Squocka and Violet
First of two episodes.
Wayne vows revenge, while Judi tries to put on a brave face.
Today's episodes written by Diane Whitley Next episode at 11.25am Repeat Subtitled...
David Bull and Wendy Douglas presentthe magazine that tackles real-life issues -from divorce to drugs, and exams to parents -offering practical advice on problems......
The second of today's episodes. Chris and Dill arrange a date.
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A report on the work of the Prince's Trust, plus music from the Corrs and Kavana.
Shown last Tuesday
Homer takes the law into his own hands when a cat burglar strikes.
With the guest voice of Sam Neill.
Shown last Monday.
More contestants guide their home-made robots through mechanical challenges.
Shown last Friday
A weekly review of the principal political events in the South East, presented by Shaun Ley REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
1.35 Motor Sport Live coverage from
Silverstone of the opening stages of the Rally of Great Britain, the final round of the 1998 World championship. Five special stages include the Roger Clark Superspecial , where cars tackle the course two at a time. Commentary by Tiff Needell , Steve Rider and Peter Slater. Continues 10.30pm.
2.20 Cricket: the Ashes Highlights of the third day of the First Test between
England and Australia from Brisbane. England could be facinga difficult task against an on-form Australian side who recently beat Pakistan.
2.50 Snooker The concluding matches in the second round of the UKchampionship, with commentary by Ray Edmonds , Clive Everton. DennisTaylor and John Virgo.
4.50 Rugby Union Interviews and reaction to yesterday'sTest match between
Scotland and South Africa at Murrayfield.
5.00 News roundup Includingthe latest from the Rally of Great Britain.
TV presentation (motor sport) Mark Wilkin
Executive producer Martin Hopkins
Howard Stableford hosts this week's edition on a river safari in the Ecuadorian rainforest.
Director Martyn Suker ; Series editor Sara Ford WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/animalzone
Nick Baker
offers a guide to locations where otters can be found.
Producer Mike Beynon
Torrential downpours every afternoon make life hard for the film crews, but bring hunting opportunities for the big cats, as the gazelles huddle with their backs to the rain. Show more
The latest update from Kenya's Masai
Mara sees how rain affects the lives ofthebig cats.
Producer Stephen Moss ; Series producer Robin Hellier
Herds of elephant, buffalo and impala graze on rich green grass by pools formed by the meandering Zambezi. But the short rainy season soon ends, and the battle for survival begins. Narrated by Martin Jarvis.
See today's choices.
Videoplus 5.10-6.45 (not PDC).
[Photo caption] High and dry: The Natural World charts the effects of drought on the animals of Mana Pools National Park
The Natural World 5.55pm BBC2
From an aardvark digging into a termite mound to a newborn elephant calf struggling to get to its feet for the first time, here is an extraordinarily rich array of African wildlife. There is drama aplenty in a film that records the changing seasons in one of Zimbabwe's national parks. Animals are drawn by the Mana Pools, formed from the meandering Zambezi river, downstream from Victoria Falls.
It is a story of surviving on slender resources, where a troop of baboons mount a takeover bid for more territory while lions and hyenas tussle over the carcass of a waterbuck. We are shown the very different techniques of elephants and baboons for harvesting the fruit of the white acacia trees at the height of the dry season. This is a colourful, captivating film, accompanied by African-style music.
Displaced. The materialisation of an alien on the ship foreshadows a series of mysterious disappearances.
The Next Generation is on Wednesday at 6pm
Just six weeks before the launch of the Euro, central bankers and European governments are at odds over policies for monetary union. At stake is the stability of the new currency. With Maya Even.
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NOTE: as The Money Programme is topical its subject matter may change
Professional artists reveal the tricks of their trade.
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Jeremy Clarkson sounds off on his new talk show, this week looking at football supporters and asking why anyone would want to go to Amsterdam.
Director Brian Klein ; Producer Elaine Bedell
+ Clarkson moves up a gear:
Giveaways and Offers, page
Quentin Willson tells the story of the Hillman Imp, which went into production in the sixties. Director Scott Tankard ; Producer
Russel Hayes
Steve Rider reports from Rally HQ in Cheltenham on the first day of the Rally of Great Britain. Further action can be seen tomorrow at 8pm...............
Highlights from the conclusion of the second round of the UK championship, plus this evening's matches in the third round. With David Vine......
Introduced by Mark Cousins.
The Friends of Eddie Coyle
Crime drama starring Robert Mitchum, Peter Boyle
Ageing hoodlum Eddie Coyle, facing a long prison sentence, agrees to inform on a gang who are planning a bank robbery.
Director Peter Yates (1973)
See Films: pages 74-83 ****
Followed by Weatherview
Repeats are not indicated. FURTHER EDUCATION
2.00 Childcare and Development-growth through play. LANGUAGES
4.00 The French Experience 13-16 (with subtitles) BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Computers Don't Bite Living with the Euro 42507 5.30 Health and Safety Briefings 7 OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Buildingthe Perfect Beast 3380491 6.35-7.00am The Art of the Restorer
