Noddy is left stranded in the woods when the goblins steal his car
Top Cat tricks Dibble into letting the gang stay with him for the Winter.
(Repeat)
Marking the tenth anniversary of the UN Rights of the Child.
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1)
Cartoon antics with the duo.
(Repeat)
Bear and Marigold try to build a wagon for Bibble
Another story for the week leading up to World Book Day on Friday. Comedian Jo Brand reads Troublesome Engines by the Rev W. Awdry.
(Repeat)
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
9.00 Spanish Globo
(ages 11-12)
9.10 Go for It!: Choices
(ages 16-19 - special needs)
9.25 Music Makers
(ages 9-11)
9.45 Numbertime: Shapes - Circles
(ages 4-6)
Learning about music. Tricky D broadcasts his trillennium party live to the universe. Alasdair Malloy introduces the concept of pulse and rhythm.
The Tubbies watch some children enjoying a story.
(Repeat)
10.30 Watch: Art Start
(ages 5-7) (Subtitled)
10.45 Science Zone: The Earth and Beyond
(ages 9-11) (Subtitled)
11.05 Space Ark: The Earth and Beyond
(ages 7-11)
11.15 Megamaths: Division
(ages 7-9) (Subtitled)
11.35 Isabel: Paco Vuelve a Casa
(ages 14-16)
11.55 Techno: Making It
(ages 11-13) (Subtitled)
12.15 Number Adventures: Didi in Wonderland
(ages 5-7)
Business and consumer news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Animated antics with the fellow made of foliage.
(Repeat)
Action from this morning's session in the world championship at the Crucible theatre in Sheffield. Thailand's James Wattana concludes his first-round match against Hong Kong's Marco Fu, while Mark Williams of Wales begins his campaign against England's Ian McCulloch, who is making his debut in the tournament. Presented by Dougie Donnelly.
Hatter Tracey Mogard revamps an old item of headwear
(Subtitled)
Weather
Parliamentary news.
(Subtitled)
Weather
Further first-round coverage. Six-times world champion Steve Davis starts his match against fellow Englishman Joe Perry, while another English challenger, Mark King, meets Darren Morgan of Wales on the other table. Presented by David Vine, with commentary by Clive Everton, Ray Edmonds, Dennis Taylor, John Virgo, Willie Thorne, Jim Meadowcroft and John Parrott.
Another episode of the US comedy series starring Will Smith.
(Repeat)
On this week's edition of the music magazine, Jamie Theakston chats to Sharleen Spitteri of top Scottish band Texas, while Jayne Middlemiss meets US rapper Busta Rhymes. Plus Rajesh Mirchandani has the latest music news.
(Repeated next Sunday)
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
Live coverage of the opening frames in this evening's session at Sheffield's Crucible theatre.
Mark Williams and Ian McCulloch conclude their first-round match, while world number two Stephen Hendry, winner of the title on six previous occasions, makes his first appearance in this year's championship as he faces England's Paul Hunter.
Presented by David Vine.
Alan Ford is proud to be English, but feels that the English culture is under threat. He argues that multiculturalism has gone too far and that negative images of football hooligans and a growth in political correctness have combined to create a false impression of the English. He also calls for a separate English parliament and the establishment of St George's Day as a national holiday.
Teams from the Open University and Durham University meet in the second semi-final of the prestigious general-knowledge quiz show. Chairman Jeremy Paxman asks the questions.
In the series exploring the world of antiques and collectables, presenter Fiona Bruce takes a look behind the scenes at the biggest auction in London this century, as over 1,000 lots of 17th- and 18th-century furniture go on sale at Sotheby's.
Tim Wonnacott follows two nostalgia enthusiasts as they go in search of a wartime Anderson bomb shelterfortheirgarden, and Philip Mould reports from
Bramham Park in Yorkshire, where a rare collection of portraits of domestic servants is returning from America to its rightful home. Plus
Purdey Mellor has advice for collectors of royal wedding memorabilia. Series producer Alison Bennett
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More action from tonight's first-round matches at the world championship in Sheffield. Mark Williams and Ian McCulloch conclude their match, while Stephen Hendry and Paul Hunter complete the first of two sessions in their best-of-19-frames clash.
Then Video Nation Shorts from the Balkans
A personal view of life in the shadow of war.
News reports and analysis, with Jeremy Paxman.
Including at 11.00 News headlines.
Second of three programmes exploring the changing face of city life around the world.
Professor of Geography at the Open University Doreen Massey looks at Mexico's vibrant capital and reveals how the increasing flood of people to cities throughout the developing world is helping to exacerbate the divide between rich and poor.
The series concludes tomorrow at 11.25pm.
Followed by Weatherview
Discussion on the day's events in Parliament.
Repeats are not indicated.
Open University
12.30 Caught in Time
How mathematicians have found new juggling patterns.
1.00 Soaring Achievements
The mathematics of unpowered flight.
(Subtitled)
1.30 Transforming the World
The impact of graphics on various aspects of life.
Schools
2.00 Primary PSHE
Languages
4.00 Deutsch Plus 17-20
Beginners' German course (with subtitles).
Business and Training
5.00 Career Moves: Office Work
Jobs in administration.
Open University
5.45 New Generations and Piping Hot
New methods of making electricity.
6.35-7.00am Of Fish and People: Modellings Muddle
Examining the European Union's fishing policy.
