Animated antics with the little folk.
(Repeated at 8.55am) (Repeat)

Some children observe the animal life that inhabits a rockpool.
(Shown yesterday at 10am)

Animation about the cat and mouse

More fun with the cartoon castaway.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

(Repeated at 1pm) (Repeat)

(Shown at 7am)

(Note: repeats are not indicated)

9.00 Job Bank: Tour Leader
(ages 14-16)

9.10 Belief File: Islam - Muslim Values
(ages 11-16)

9.30 Watch: Natural History - Winter
(ages 5-7)

9.45 Come Outside: A Carton of Drink
(ages 4-5)

The teachings of Islam shown using a futuristic, interactive style to learn about values from "witnesses", young UK Muslims. Narrated by Gillian Hanna & Bob Peck.

Po feels like having some Tubby custard. The Teletubbies watch some children visiting a conservatory and drawing cacti.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am) (Repeat)

10.30 Storytime: The Four Friends and the Elephant
(ages 4-5)

10.45 The Experimenter: Changes in Materials
(ages 7-9)

11.05 Space Ark: Changes in Material
(ages 7-11)

11.15 Zig Zag: Invaders!
(ages 7-9) (Subtitled)

11.35 Lifeschool: A is for Alcohol
(ages 14-16)

12.00 Job Bank: Countryside Warden
(ages 14-19)

12.10 English File: Macbeth Shorts
(ages 11-16)

Con O'Neill plays Macbeth in Act 3 Scene 4, in which Banquo's ghost haunts the banquet. Characters and themes of the supernatural are explored.

Reports on business news and issues of concern to consumers.

(Shown at 8.45am)

The Terrace
A makeover for an entire Birmingham terrace.
(Repeat)

Then at 1.40
The Arts and Crafts Show
Including ideas for using copper foil and recycled packaging to decorate picture frames, and the restoration of a bicycle in the £7 challenge

Sea snakes, over 50 types of which inhabit tropical seas, are deadly creatures. But their behaviour patterns help with research into diving.
(Repeat)

2.35 News and Regional News

Live coverage of the day's business in Parliament.

3.20 News and Regional News

Live coverage of day two of the quarter-finals of the UK championship at Bournemouth International Centre. Introduced by David Vine, with commentary from Ray Edmonds, Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne and John Virgo.

On a mission for the Klingon Empire, Worf is dismayed to discover that his friend, General Martok, is no longer fit to lead.

The remaining two quarter-final matches in the UK championship are scheduled to be played tonight. David Vine introduces the opening exchanges from Bournemouth.

Next week new legislation will give the police greater powers to deal with any sex offenders who are considered a danger to the public. In tonight's roadshow,
Nicky Campbell asks whether it will be enough to satisfy public concern over the release of paedophiles into the community.

(Regional Programme: see variations in panel on left)

First of a six-part series in which Jools Holland combines his passion for music with travel.

The Hungarian capital Budapest is alive with music and steeped in culture. Stopping off at the Statue Park, a dance venue and a coffee house, Holland meets musicians and folk, gypsy and choral singers.
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Steve Berry travels to Seattle to look at Jeep's new Grand Cherokee, which is huge and available for the first time in right-hand drive. In contrast Vicki Butler-Henderson considers the tiny tearaway Tommy Kaira ZZ sports car, an open-top two seater which is Japanese but made in Norfolk.
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When Dick is told that he is weird, he insists that all the aliens make a concerted effort to become more average. Featuring a guest appearance by John Cleese.

The series that examines how science has changed the ways in which wars are fought.

In the summer of 1940 a young British scientist was sent to America with details of successful top-secret research into radar. The British breakthrough, shared with the Americans, proved to be crucial in changing the course of the Second World War. This edition unravels the history of the research and development of radar and tells the story of the British, American and German scientists who were involved in it.

Avery's of Bristol is one of the oldest wine merchants in the country, but its reputation was fully established in the thirties by Ronald Avery. Now the family firm is run by his son, John, who has inherited a talent for wine tasting and quite a few of the Avery eccentricities.

Followed by Video Nation Shorts
(Subtitled)

News analysis, with Jeremy Paxman.

Dougie Donnelly rounds up the day's remaining quarter-final action from the UK championship in Bournemouth

Followed by Holiday Weather

The day's events in Parliament, with Andrew Neil.

(Repeats are not indicated)

The Leisure Site
12.30 Personal Passions
12.45 Wembley Stadium
1.20 Which Body?
1.50 Open Late

Further Education
2.00 Working in Childcare

Teaching Film and Media
4.00 Amistad
4.30 But Is It Any Good? - Evaluating Film

Teacher Training
5.00 The Literacy Hour

Open University
5.45 Putting Training to Work
6.10-7.00am Rocks for Roads