Toy fun with the pink elephant and his nursery friends who come to life.
(Repeat)
The garden gnomes tidy up Jasmine's garden, but she catches them at work with her camera.
(Repeat)
More animated motorised mayhem with Dick Dastardly and Muttley.
(Repeat)
The inter-schools game show presented by Sally Gray.
(Shown on Monday at 4.35pm on BBC1)
Followed by Rewind: 1945: Hiroshima
How Akihiro Takahashi, then aged 14, survived the blast of an atomic bomb.
(Shown yesterday on BBC1)
Animated fun with the koala bear and his friends Crazy Claws and Dirty Dog.
(Repeat)
Polkaroo goes for very long walk in the woods. Meanwhile, Humpty and Dumpty dream that they are lost in the jungle
Big and Little exchange Dog for another pet when they become tired of his constant barking. With the voice of Griff Rhys Jones.
(Repeat)
Animation about the adventures of two children who discover a clan of monsters living in Loch Ness.
(Repeat)
(Repeats are not indicated)
9.00 Storytime: I Want My Dinner
(ages 4-5)
with signing.
9.10 Job Bank: Stable Hand
(ages 14-16) (Subtitled)
9.25 Focus: Substance Misuse
(ages 9-11) (Subtitled)
9.45 Come Outside: Clay
(ages 4-5)
A little girl and her friends show the Teletubbies their gymnastic routines and the Tubbies try their own exercises.
(Repeat)
10.30 Folk Dance: Country Dance: Part 2
(ages 9-12) (Subtitled)
10.50 Look and Read: LRTV Gets It Together
(ages 7-9) (Subtitled)
11.10 Landmarks: Rivers of the World - the Angara
(9-12) (Subtitled)
11.30 Oil on Canvas: Portrait
(ages 14-19)
12.00 Key Skills: Application of Number
(ages 16+)
The programme shows the physical power of the Angara river in Siberia, its ability to erode its banks, carve out a valley & carry boulders in flood. Show more
Business and consumer news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw
Cricket World Cup
Jonathan Agnew introduces continued live coverage through to the conclusion of the Super Six match at the Oval between the team that finished at the top of Group 6 in the first stage and the side that finished third in Group A. Richie Benaud, Barry Richards, Viv Richards, Imran Khan, Michael Atherton and Ravi Shastri occupy the commentary positions.
Tennis
Quarter-final action from Queen's Club as Sue Barker introduces further live coverage. Top players will be aiming to sharpen their grass-court skills in the run-up to the Wimbledon fortnight. The commentary is provided by John Barrett, Barry Davies, Bill Threlfall, Pat Cash, Mark Cox and Chris Bailey.
(Digital widescreen)
Videoplus code for 1.00-7.30
Code for 1.00-3.25 (not PDC)
Code for 3.25-7.30 (not PDC)
Including at 2.25 News and Regional News (Subtitled) Weather
The series about a rural radio station sees Saul Hopwood, who wants to return to city life, complaining that Heartland FM is more ego than community, Clive Bridges, who's lived in the area all his life, reflecting on how newcomers come and go, and Eddie Rose, who plays Andy Stewart records on the station, losing his job at the whisky distillery after 36 years.
Followed by Me and My...
People with disabilities talk about people or things that are important in their daily lives.
(Subtitled)
Documentary series following the work of Iolo Williams, the species officer for the RSPB in Wales.
Autumn is the RSPB's quiet season, so Iolo takes the opportunity to visit his counterparts in Italy, where the bird population is under pressure.
See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen)
CD: soundtrack available on BBC Music
Birdman 8.00pm BBC2
There is a change of scene for the RSPB's species officer in Wales, Iolo Williams, when he heads off to Italy. He is returning a visit of his Italian counterpart Umberto, but quickly realises that he is up against an alien culture.
In Tuscany there is a chance to enjoy a bird reserve in peace, but the next day the hunting season opens. The hunters are out in force - and striking macho poses, but their quarry are tiny larks. The wildlife hospitals run by the RSPB's Italian sister organisation are overrun with casualties of the barrage put up by trigger-happy hunters.
The shooting isn't the worst of it, however, and a trip into the mountains north of Milan reveals some barbarous traps that provoke threats of retribution from Williams.
Stephen Lacey takes a look at Elizabeth Woodhouse 's colourful horticultural creation near Arundel, Gay Search designs a water feature for the patio, and Jo Swift discovers a feast of foliage on an allotment near Chesterfield. Meanwhile,
Alan Titchmarsh dispenses more tips from his home in Hampshire. Series producer Colette Foster Executive producer Tony Laryea
Digital widescreen BBC GARDENERS' WORLD MAGAZINE: available from newsagents, price L2.30
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The Asian comedy sketch series features a couple's spoilt son, proof that everything really does come from India, and reveals the true events at an Indian wedding. With Meera Syal, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Nina Wadia and Kulvinda Ghir.
(Repeat)
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
News analysis, with Martha Kearney. Including at 11.00 News headlines.
Followed by Me and My...
The waiting is over after tonight's concert at St David's Hall, when the five finalists are announced.
But, first, Scottish mezzo-soprano Gillian Mcilwraith faces Asako Tamura, James Westman, Nadezhda Serdiuk and Arnold Bezuyen.
Live coverage of the final takes place tomorrow evening.
(Digital widescreen)
Mark Cousins introduces a western starring Joan Crawford.
Old conflicts erupt when saloon owner Vienna employs mysterious Johnny Guitar to help in heron-going battles with the local settlers.
(1954, PG)
See Films: pp 58-63 ****
Followed by Weatherview
(to 1.55)
(Repeats are not indicated)
(to 5.00)
