Little penguin adventures.
Repeatedat8.50am Repeat .............
WalkingtheDog. Two children take their dog for a walk.
Shown yesterday at 10am ....
Animated adventures.
Wildlife show.
Shownyesterday4.35pmBBCl
Then Rewind Shown yesterday BBC1
Animation.
First shown on ITV
Further adventures in the world filled with spots.......
Shown at 7am .............
Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 Environment (ages 12-14)
9.10 What?Where?When?Why?(ages
6-7) In the Dark - Dark Is Friendly
9.25 The Art (ages 11-16) TheArtof
PeopleandPlaces 4587316 9.45 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7)
Art for children aged 11-16 years. Karen Howske works with textiles, Sokari Douglas Camp makes sculptures from sheets of steel and Robert MacLaurin sketches the Scottish Highlands.
Sand Pendulum. The rest of the Teletubbies follow Po.
Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am Repeat.....
10.30 Numbertime (ages 4-6) Side by Side 9320300 10.45 Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7) Electricity 9325855 11.00 Around Scotland (ages 10-12) The Year of the Prince-Battles 3346300 11.20 The Geography Programme (ages 11-13)
Investigating Europe - the Big Clean Up 3293300 11.40 Science in Action (ages 11-14) Responding to the Environment Subtitled 6674381 12.00 Revista (ages
11-14) Fiesta 5399942 12.15 Halloaus Berlin (ages 11-13) Gesundheit
Business and consumer news.......
Adventures with the little car.
Repeat
Irish artist Dermot Cavanagh paints in the Ulster American Folk Park near Omagh.
(First shown on BBC Northern Ireland)
and Regional News
Coverage of Prime Minister's Questions, live from the House of Commons.
Editor Alexandra Henderson
and Regional News
Guests share more problems
The against-the-clock cookery challenge, hosted by Fern Britton. Subtitled.
Actors Ian McKellan and Bill Pertwee talk about the magic of amateur dramatics.
Repeat Subtitled ............................
Television presenter Sarah Greene and DJ Dave Lee Travis participate in the nostalgia quiz.
Imaginary Friend. A strange energy force gets on board the Enterprise and takes the form of Clara's imaginary friend as the ship explores a rare nebula.
Repeat Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, tomorrow 6pm
American fantasy drama series starring Sarah Michelle Gellar Nightmares. When Buffy and her friends find their nightmares becoming reality, they try to track down the source of the psychic disturbances raging around Sunnydale High.
Exotic Herbs. East meets west in this week's programme as lemon grass, curry leaves, kaffir lime and basil are used in a range of dishes. Lemon grass enhances a tomato sauce and a syllabub pavlova containing mango and passion fruit; holy basil features in stir-fried noodles with prawns and shitake mushrooms; and kaffir lime leaves are used in a chicken and pineapple curry.
Guest chef Peter Gordon cooks roast halibut with curry leaves, lemon-roasted potatoes and mango gingerdressing. Director Stuart Bateup
Producer Mary Clyne BBC, BOOK: Sophie Grigson 's Herbs, price £18.99. is available from retailers
Jeremy Paxman poses the questions as teams from
Sheffield University andTrinity
College, Cambridge, compete for the last place in the quarter-finals. Director Vemon Antclrff ; Producer Peter Gwyn
Tonight in the fashion and beauty programme, stylist Kate Reardon shows two viewers how to dress seductively without going too far. An investigation into the virtues offlat-soled shoes challenges three high-heel devotees to switch for a week. Plus a guide to finding perfect accessories, and a look at home manicures. Presented by Lowri Turner.
Executive producer JeanineJosman
BBC BOOK: LookingGood, price £9.99. is available from retailers
Many Brits go to Amsterdam for a few days of hedonistic indulgence, but some never leave. Modern Times portrays Dawn Smith, a wife and mother from Yorkshire who moved to Amsterdam 18 years ago to escape an unhappy marriage.
Once there she became involved in narcotics, and now she worries that her son, who has joined her, will also fall under the city's spell.
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Petra Doring is the founder of Cabouchon, the costume jewellery firm that was the most successful direct-selling company in Britain until it went bust last year, owing £7 million. This documentary follows Doring as she struggles to rebuild her empire from scratch, a task which involves retrieving her hostile sales force, creating a new catalogue and securing investment.
See today's choices.
By the shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, Francis Maude.
News analysis, presented by Jeremy Paxman.
(Subtitled)
Website: [web address removed]
Professor Lewis Wolpert continues his examination of depression with a look at the difficulties of diagnosing the illness, talking to a psychiatrist who trains GPs to recognise its symptoms. He also considers children's susceptibility to depression.
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Followed by Weatherview
Steve Richards reports on Prime Minister's Questions.
Repeats are not indicated. OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30 The Science of Climate?
Subtitled 47430 1.00 A Winter
Sleep 69879 1.30 Breathing Deeply SCHOOLS
2.00 Science and Sport LANGUAGES
4.00 Talk Spanish 3-6 BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 RCN Nursing Updates Unit 086; Unit 085
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 ATaleofFourCities
6.10 Bloodlines- a Family Legacy Subtitled 2040985 6.35-7.00am
First Steps to Autonomy