Animated fun.
Repeated at 8.55 am (Repeat)

Harp. Tinky Winky and Po playa a harp that appears in Teletubbyland. Shown yesterday at 10am ..................

Cartoon with the opportunist bear. Repeat

Australia is the first port of call for the start of a new series of the wildlife show.
Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBC1

Followed by Rewind
Another chance to see the first of 100 short films portraying children's eyewitness accounts of historical events occurring this century. Shown yesterday on BBC1

In this edition from Australia, we meet the barefoot bushman, orphaned koalas and dingoes. Plus, a visit to the Great Barrier Reef.

A double bill of cartoon fun.
First shown on ITV

Further adventures in a spotted world....

Animation.
Shown at 7am .................................

Fun with the little car.
Repeated at 1pm Repeat .................

US army comedy set at Fort Baxter.

9.10 Bilko Talks in His Sleep
While out for the count, Bilko unwittingly reveals some of his gambling secrets.

Then at 9.35 Cherokee Ernie
Bilko discovers a legal loophole that would return ownership of the state of Oklahoma to the native Americans.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

TheTubbies play a coming-and-going game.
Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am

Historical drama starring Pierre Mondy, Jean Mercure
With the betrayal of the treaty of Amiens, Napoleon Bonaparte, newly crowned
Emperor of France, faces the British and their allies at a climactic battle.
Director Abel Gance (1960) * See Films: pages 42-48 **

Business and consumer news.......

Shown at 9am ...

Weekday arts-and-crafts advice.
1.10 The Antiques Show Francine Stock talks about clocks and reveals more tips of the antiques trade. Repeat
Then at 1.40 The Arts and Crafts Show Paper kites and the delicate craft of making dolls. With Caroline Righton.
Videopluscodeforl.10-l.40pm ...... Codeforl.40-2.10pm ................... Code for 1.10-2.10pm (not PDC)

Second-round highlights as the World Professional Darts championship continues at Frimley Green. Introduced by Ray Stubbs , with commentary by Tony Green and John Part
Including at 2.40 and 3.25 News and Regional News Subtitled Weather

England's five-match Ashes Test series Down Under draws to a close with highlights from the final day's play at Sydney. With Richie Benaud

An away team searching through the wreckage of a vessel find a boy among the debris. Data decides to befriend him in an effort to learn if the craft was attacked by aliens. (Repeat)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - tomorrow 6pm

American comedy fantasy drama series about a teenage girl who discovers that her destiny is to help to rid the world of vampires.
A tyrannical mother with ambitions to relive her schooldays as a cheerleader makes life very hot for Buffy.

Geoffrey Palmer speculates on what makes people fish, talking to fishermen and showing unique underwater photography of the fish themselves.

Another chance to see the six-part series examining the popular pastime of fishing.
In this first programme, introduced by actor Geoffrey Palmer, a selection of anglers explain their reasons for fishing: John Barbel enjoys the peaceful escapism while writer Bernard Venables appreciates the beauty of the fish themselves.
Producer Mary Summerill ; Series producer Mike Gunton Repeat

1/6 films examining the sexual behaviour of animals. This prog focuses on the varied tactics that males use to win females & the chance to mate.

In the Animal World
The first of six documentary films examining the sexual behaviour of animals.
Ways of Being Male. The catalogue of ploys and plots used by males in order to mate with females, ranging from relying on their strength and size to employing somewhat subtler approaches. Narrated by Samuel West. See today's choices. Producer John Sparks
Digital widescreen Subtitled .. BBC BOOK: Battle of the Sexes, price
118.99. available from retailers

Salvage expert Neville Griffiths shows a couple how to re-create a period bathroom in tonight's edition of the series divulging the secrets of home decorating.
Anne McKevitt offers advice on buyinga sofa, while Kevin Allan demonstrates howto transform a drab dining room into a Britpop-themed party space. Plus another update on the restoration of a couple's
Victorian house in north London, where this week Lloyd Farmar unveils designs for a new kitchen. Hosted by Tessa Shaw. Editor Franny Moyle
Producer Edward Bazalgette
Digitalwidescreen

Kryten contracts a deadly computer virus, so the crew are forced to enter his electronic mindscape. There they find themselves in a wild west town, facing metaphorical gunslingers.

An episode from the sixth series of the sci-fi comedy, first shown in 1993, where Kryten contracts a deadly computer virus.

(Repeat)

Two more programmes that examine the concept of time.
9.30 Clockwatch: The Carnforth Clock. The series continues with the story of the timepiece, located in a small railway station in Lancashire, that featured in David Lean's 1945 classic British film Brief Encounter.
Digital widescreen

Most believe that time flows forward in an unbroken progression, yet some modern physicists claim that discrete moments in the past, present or future may exist simultaneously, albeit in a way that is hard to comprehend. This film explores various perceptions of the passing of time.
Digital widescreen Subtitled ...

Professional photographers pass on their trade tips for successfully developing stills. (Repeat)

News analysis, presented by Jeremy Paxman. Subtitled.

Followed by Suspended in Time
Time Season continues with fast-talking Sean Shannon discussing his childhood experiences.

Highlights from the last four second-round matches. Hosted byRayStubbs Followed by Weatherview

A surprise candidate is put forward by Bilko to stand in the election to decide the next mayor of Roseville.
(Black and white) (Repeat)