More tales about Polkaroo and his friends.
Animation about a colt and his brothers.
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Animated antics with TC and his gang.
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Cartoon android adventures.
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More celebrities join the hunt for hidden riches.
(First shown in in Fully Booked)
Children's magazine.
(Shown yesterday 5.10pm BBC1) (Subtitled)
Canine cartoon mysteries.
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Teenage sitcom, combining live action and animation, about pupils who create a comic book.
(Repeat)
Some children who live on an island need a boat to get to school.
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Adventure starring Chuck Connors, Luke Halpin
When young Sandy Ricks rescues an injured dolphin from a Florida Keys reef, he makes a lifelong friend. However, Sandy's fisherman father believes Flipper is a threat to his family's livelihood.
(1963, U)
See Films: pages 64-71
Two contrasting stories shot in Africa about wild dogs. One pack in Botswana's Okavango Delta feeds and raises its pups as a team. Another group released into Namibia's Etosha National Park faces life in the wild for the first time.
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Business and consumer news
Pre-school fun.
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Including woman who lives her life fifties style, plus how to get started at golf and a look at clay sculpting. Today's challenge is to learn how to sing.
(Repeat)
Live coverage of the first day's racing from Aintree's Grand National meeting, featuring at 2.35 the Martell Cup Chase and at 3.45 the Foxhunters' Chase, known as the Grand National for amateurs. Other races are at 3.10 and 4.20. Introduced by Clare Balding and Richard Pitman.
Coverage continues tomorrow at 2.10pm.
(Digital widescreen)
Including at 2.45 and 3.25 News and Regional News (Subtitled) Weather
Esther Rantzen hosts a discussion on the issue of privacy for both public figures and private individuals. Studio guests include ex-politicians Neil Hamilton and Gerry Hayes and former editor of The Sun Stuart Higgins.
More celebrities undertake the challenge to identify home owners
The ancient Nagus of the Ferengi people arrives on Deep Space Nine and nominates an astonished Quark to be his successor.
(Repeat)
The second series of the American fantasy drama begins. Starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. Buffy returns to Sunnydale from her summer holiday to find the Anointed One and his new deputy, Absalom, are intent on bringing the Master back to life in a rite using his buried bones.
Following some of Britain's most talented design graduates as they launch their careers.
Two students are talent-spotted by Habitat's new UK design team chief, Tom Dixon.
Jacqui Caley and Rachael Roberts from Brighton University in East Sussex join the company at a time of upheaval. They are asked to design vases and planters, but find it tough adapting to the pressures of the commercial world, and are surprised by the speed at which they have to turn out drawings and models.
(Digital widescreen)
Tiff Needell takes a two-seater Jaguar XK sportscar, one of only two in existence, for a trip around Silverstone. In the mould of the classic XK120 and XK140 of the forties and fifties, this car packs a 450bhp supercharged engine. Quentin Willson presents the annual Top Gear customer satisfaction survey.
See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen)
Live coverage of the opening round in the 63rd US Masters, from Augusta National, Georgia. The reigning champion, Mark O'Meara, will be among the favourites, along with his fellow American Tiger Woods, the 1997 winner. Colin Montgomerie and Lee Westwood, both seeking their first major, will be among the top British challengers.
Introduced by Steve Rider, with commentary from Peter Alliss, Alex Hay and Howard Clark.
With Jeremy Paxman. Including at 11.00 News headlines.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Host Mark Lawson is joined by Germaine Greer, Ian Hislop and John Carey to review the week's cultural highlights, including Salman Rushdie's latest novel, The Ground beneath Her Feet, and Mamma Mia, the new stage musical featuring Abba songs.
The Pentagon ends the use of pigeon couriers, and Bilko finds his major source of income drying up.
(Black and white) (Repeat)
Followed by Holiday Weather
Quentin Willson looks at the MGB, which was once the world's bestselling sports car. Owners and dedicated fans discuss their admiration for this memorable motoring vehicle.
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open University
12.30 A New Sun Is Born: Part 1: The Coup
1.00 The North Sea: Managing the Common Pool
1.30 Power and Vision - The West and the Rest
Exam Revision
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: French 1
Teaching Film and Median
4.00 Film Education: An Ideal Husband: Text to Text
4.30 Film Education: The Producer's Tale
Teacher Training
5.00 Planet Europe: Studying Abroad with Erasmus
5.15 Planet Europe: Making Friends
5.30 Go Higher: Why Go into Higher Education?
The cost and benefits.
Open University
5.45 Playing Safe
Preventing childhood accidents.
6.10-7.00am Living with Drought
Dealing with the crisis.
