A special Sunday edition of the pre-school series.
The children's poetry series. Rik Mayall performs The Man in the Moon Stayed Up Too Late by J.R.R. Tolkien, and Donna Krachan listens to rock music played on the Irish bodhran drum. (Repeat)
Tony Hart reveals more ideas for making pictures at home.
(Repeat)
Animated prehistoric capers. Repeat
Animation with the temperamental green giant.
Repeat
A triple bill of animated antics with the friendly ghost.....
Harmony saves Dino and introduces her to the family, then sets up a garden centre with Gregory.
Shown last Wednesday
Next episode Wednesday on BBC1 at 4.35 pm Subtitled ...........
Continuing the Australian drama about a 12-year-old boy. It's the first day of school, and Wayne has to confront his new teacher - and the school bully
First of two episodes.
Matt becomes Sean's latest victim. Laurie threatens to expose Chris and Dill.
Today's episodes written by Leigh Jackson
Next episode at 11.25am (Repeat) (Subtitled)
David Bull and Wendy Douglas present the magazine that tackles real-life issues - from divorce to drugs, and exams to parents - and offers practical advice on problems...
The second of today's episodes. Laurie's suspicions about Chris and Dill are finally confirmed, and Dennis is forced to confront his past.
(Repeat)
The latest pop sounds, plus a look at recent highlights from the series. With
Jayne Middlemiss and Jamie Theakston. Another edition on Tuesday at 7.10pm ..
Bart achieves instant celebrity status after a fleeting appearance in a television comedy show. Shown last Monday (Subtitled)
More contestants guide their home-made robots through mechanical challenges.
With Philippa Forrester and Craig Charles. Shown last Friday
Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott talks to Shaun Ley , looking ahead to elections for London's new mayor.................. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Sue Barker.
1.35 Cricket: the Ashes Highlights of the second day's play in the Second Test, taking place in Perth between Alec Stewart 's England team and the Australian side captained by Mark Taylor.
2.05 Snooker Live coverage from
Bournemouth of the firstfourframes of the best-of-19 UK championship final match, with £75,000 on offerforthe winner and £39,000 forthe runner-up. Commentary by Ray Edmonds ,
Clive Everton , Dennis Taylor and John Virgo. Followed by Rugby Union Reaction and analysis following yesterday's match between Ireland and South Africa at Lansdowne Road.
Followed by Snooker The afternoon session continues with frames 5-9 of the UKchampionshipfinal. Producer Sharon Lence
Editor Michael Cole ........................
Howard Stableford hosts this edition from Ecuador. With the help of the Achuar Indians he discovers howto use the rainforest as a natural pharmacy. Director Anthony Lee ; Series editor Sara Ford WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/animalzone
5.20* Watch Out Britain
A guide to what's happening in the world of wildlife.
Producer Mike Beynon ...........
5.25* BigCat Diary The latest update from Kenya's
Masai Mara. Simon King follows the cheetahs hunting an impala, while Jonathan Scott sees
Shadow the leopard having problems with a noisy jackal.
Producer Stephen Moss ; Series producer Robin Hellier
◆Simon King: People, page 14
5.50* The Natural World
Manu: Amazon Paradise
Hidden between the Andes and the Amazon basin lies one of the most biologically rich places on earth. Manu is an Amazon paradise, a luxuriant forest that is home to South America's rarest and mostcharismatic fauna -jaguars, giant otters, sloths, eagles and numerous species of monkey. This film captures the magic of Manu and its inhabitants, and follows a harpy eagle chick taking its first flight. Narrated by Ian Holm. Series editor Neil Nightingale
Videoplus 5.10-6.45 (not PDC).
In Kenya's Masai Mara we follow the cheetahs hunting an impala, Jonathan Scott sees Shadow the leopard having problems with a noisy jackal, and the lion cubs are in danger. Show more
Chakotay invites B'Elanna to join a mutiny, telling her the crew are unhappy with Tuvok's command.
The Next Generation is on Wednesday at 6pm
From 1 December small firms will have to comply with the Disability Discrimination Act and make provisions for disabled workers. The prospect of increased costs has not pleased businesses, but the government has also been attacked for not going far enough. Rajan Datar reports.
NOTE: as The Money Programme is topical its subject matter may change
Live coverage from Bournemouth International Centre of the concluding session of the UK championship final, with a maximum often frames to be played this evening.
Last year in Preston Ronnie O'Sullivan thwarted Stephen Hendry's bid to equal
Steve Davis's six UK championship titles. Is he in a position to add to his tally, or will a new name be added to the role of honour?
Introduced by David Vine.
Commentary by Ray Edmonds, Clive Everton, Jim Meadowcroft, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne and John Virgo.
Jeremy Clarkson takes on Scottish talk show host Kaye Adams , and discovers just how hazardous a kitchen can be with Watchdog presenter Anne Robinson.
Coming-of-age drama, set in the early sixties, starring C Thomas Howell,
Juliette Lewis
Young Alice Bloom worships her teenage neighbour Sheryl. When Sheryl dates Rick, a boy from the wrong side of the tracks, Alice is taken into their confidence.
(1992, 12)
See Films: pages 66-73 ***
Followed by Weatherview
Repeats are not indicated.
FURTHER EDUCATION
2.00 Attitudes to Ageing
LANGUAGES
4.00 The French Experience 17-20 (with subtitles)
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Computers Don't Bite: E Commerce 20276
5.30 Health and Safety Briefings: 8
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Behind a Mask 3126295
6.35-7.00am The Celebrated Cyfarthfa Band
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