Narrated by Geoffrey Matthews.
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The friends explore a beach in Norfolk.
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Animation.
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Palaeolithic pranks.
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More adventures with Polkaroo and friends.
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Cartoon fun.
Philbert builds a house.
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Shown yesterday at 9.30pm
The Tubbies watch children on a boat trip.
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A expert expresses appreciation of a beautiful object.
David Attenborough narrates this examination of the power structure within a baboon troop.
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Four players are just one victory away from Saturday's Centre Court final as Desmond Lynam and Sue Barker introduce live coverage of the ladies' singles semi-finals
Parliamentary updates.
(Subtitled)
More action from the ladies' semi-finals.
Videoplus code for 3.30-8.30
Code for 3.30-6.00 (not PDC)
Code for 6.00-8.30 (not PDC)
The property-advice show presented by Quentin Willson continues with look at couples who have chosen to break all the rules when choosing their homes and bought properties near noisy flight paths, motorways or, alternatively, far from the beaten track.
Anna Ryder-Richardson investigates the new trend for high-rise living, offering top tips on choosing the right block, and Paul Higgins dispenses advice on buying, from how to arrange finance before finding your ideal house to obtaining insurance to guard against gazumpers.
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Continuing a repeat run of the seventies comedy series about the bungling but well-meaning Frank Spencer. Starring Michael Crawford
When Frank's mother-in-law has a turn, he goes across the road to use his neighbour's phone and call for a doctor. His task seems straightforward enough but the accident-prone hero manages to cause chaos by giving out the wrong address.
When events become even more complicated and Spencer finds himself locked out of his own house, his attempts to locate a ladder to gain entry soon draw the attention of the authorities, who need help with their housebreaking enquiries.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
Presenter Sue Barker introduces highlights of the day's major tournament play from the grass courts of SW19, where the Centre Court was the stage for the ladies' singles semi-finals.
Will defending champion Jana Novotna still be in the frame as she attempts to defend her title successfully, or will one of the sport's many young talents be poised for glory?
Plus a look forward to tomorrow's men's semi-final matches.
(Repeated tomorrow at 9am)
News reports and analysis of the day's events, with Jeremy Paxman. Including, at 11.00, News headlines.
Kaye Adams introduces the monthly accountability show that provides an platform for feedback allowing a panel of eight TV viewers to express their views on BBC programmes. In this month's debate, the chiefs who commission television programmes are put on the spot by those who watch them.
(Subtitled)
Followed by Holiday Weather
Andrew Neil reports on the opening of the Scottish Parliament.
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open University
12.30 Family Ties: the Story of Adeline Yen Mah
1.00 Controlling Carnival Crowds
Crowd psychology.
Further Education
2.00 The Key to Information Technology
Teaching Film and Media
4.00 Film Education: Reading Movies
4.30 Film Education: But Is It Any Good?
The qualities that influence a film's worth.
Teacher Training
5.00 Improving Numeracy: The Mathematics Enhancement Programme
5.30 Beyond 16
Open University
5.45 A Migrant's Heart
(Subtitled)
6.10-7.00am Questions of National Identity
