Live-action and animated adventures. Sly the goblin tricks Noddy.
(Repeated at 9am) (Repeat)
Peggy Patch and friends look at their favourite flowers.
(Repeat)
BBC Book: Toybox Activity Book, price £2.99
Animation.
(Repeat)
Today, children in Kenya who run the gauntlet of lions to get to school.
(Repeat)
Palaeolithic pranks.
(Repeat)
More adventures with Polkaroo and friends.
(Repeat)
Cartoon fun with the little dog.
Spot finds a key.
(Repeat)
Live-action and animation.
(Shown at 7am)
9.10 Bilko v Covington
Bilko meets his match when sharp operator JJ Covington moves in on his empire.
And at 9.35 Bilko Joins the Navy
Bilko, Paparelli and Zimmerman masquerade as sailors to infiltrate a dice game.
(Black and white) (Repeat)
Two children make sundaes.
(Repeat)
Steve Rider introduces live second-round coverage of the Loch Lomond tournament. With the Open beginning at Carnoustie next week, the tournament offers a perfect opportunity for the players to experience Scottish conditions on the eve of the season's penultimate major. British defending champion Lee Westwood will be facing a domestic challenge from the likes of Nick Faldo and Sandy Lyle, while the overseas contingent will include South Africa's Ernie Els and America's John Daly, who has entered the event for the first time.
With commentary by Peter Alliss, Alex Hay, Howard Clark, Jerry Pate, Mike Hughesdon, Beverly Lewis and Dougie Donnelly.
(Digital widescreen)
Business and consumer news
Culinary quiz show.
(First shown on ITV)
Lesley Watson creates an area of hot-coloured herbaceous plants,
Jim McColl begins work on a heather garden, Bill Torrance visits another of Scotland's most beautiful gardens, and the Hit Squad tackle rugby commentator Bill McLaren 's sloping garden in Hawick, Borders.
First shown on BBC Scotland ....
Further coverage from Loch Lomond.
(Digital widescreen)
Lois Walpole makes a pencil tray.
(Repeat)
and Regional News
Parliamentary updates.
and Regional News
More action from Loch Lomond.
(Digital widescreen)
6.00 The Homecoming
Kira learns that a great Bajoran Resistance fighter has been captured and feels moved to act.
And at 6.45 The Circle
Kira returns to Bajor and meets the charismatic Vedek Bareil. The story concludes in two weeks.
(Repeat)
Videoplus code for 6.00-6.45
Code for 6.45-7.30
Code for 6.00-7.30 (not PDC)
Belarus received the highest amount of nuclear fallout from the Chernobyl disaster of all the Soviet republics. This programme follows a group of young Belarussian visitors to the UK who were brought here by the charity The Chernobyl Children Lifeline.
(The next programme in the series is tomorrow at 7.30pm) (Subtitled)
The programme following people as they build their own homes returns for a three-part series. Simon and Sandi Ayriss are designing a timber-framed house near the Silverstone racing track, while architect Peter Barber embarks on an ultra-modern apartment in London's Hackney for client Marian Lewis. For Neil Wallace, and music executive Gavino Prunas and his wife Francesca Nesi concern grows that their projects will never be finished.
(Subtitled)
The property-advice show presented by Quentin Willson continues with a look at the street in Cassington near Oxford built for members of an extended family.
Anna Ryder-Richardson views a £1.5 million makeover to a residence in Chelsea, London, and Paul Higgins offers an insider's guide to life in the country.
(Subtitled)
Booklet: send a cheque for ã4, made payable to BBC Education, to [address removed], or call [number removed] (calls will cost a maximum charge of 10p per minute)
Website: [web address removed]
BBC Good Homes Magazine: available from retailers
First of a five-part series filmed at UCH Obstetric hospital, one of London's leading units.
Tonight, the stories of three women whose lives were changed forever when they became unexpectedly pregnant in very different circumstances.
See today's choices.
(Subtitled)
Great Expectations: page 7
Three for the road: Andy and Angie [text removed] with Raphaella, Michael and Kristina in the new series Maternity
Maternity 9.00pm BBC2
Filmed at University College obstetric hospital, London, over the course of a year, this five-part documentary series takes us through all possible emotions about birth. The first programme is introduced as a "story of surprises about three women who unexpectedly become pregnant under very different circumstances".
With the help of IVF treatment, one is expecting triplets; another had a difficult pregnancy, a difficult delivery and had to have a hysterectomy immediately after the birth; the third is in her twenties and had been told she would probably never have children but, after a brief relationship, discovers she is pregnant. Not only are the stories different but so are the three women. One thing they do have in common, however, is their willingness to share what is an extremely personal experience - including, in one case, the actual and bloody moment of birth.
Frank and Betty's second honeymoon starts ominously when he catches the wrong train.
(Repeat)
Fashion designers divulge the tricks of their trade.
(Repeat)
News reports and analysis of the day's events, with Jeremy Paxman. Including, at 11.00, News headlines.
Then Video Nation Shorts
An exploration of the life and work of Joshua Compston, who died in 1996, at the age of 25. from an overdose of ether. Friends, family and fellow artists recall his work, ideas and passions. Contains strong language and sexual imagery.
(Digital widescreen)
(Black and white)
(Subtitled)
Followed by Holiday Weather
Political events of the day, with Anne Mackenzie.
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open University
12.30 The Wheels of Innovation
1.00 My Favourite Things
1.30 Clayoquot Sound - the Final Cut?
The Greats
2.00 Explorers: Space
Teaching Film and Media
4.00 Film Education: The British Film Industry Today
4.30 Film Education: Marketing Movies
Business and Training
5.00 Working in Retail: Checkout Technology
Open University
5.45 Danish Energy
6.10 Running the Community: Markets and Hierarchies
6.35-7.00am New Forms of Partnership
