7.00 Oakie Doke
Animated arboreal antics. Repeated at 9am Repeat

7.10 Playdays
A trip to the Roundabout Stop. Repeat

7.30 Snorks
Animation. Repeat

7.55 UKool
New lifestyle magazine series. Shown yesterday 5.10pm BBC1
Then Rewind
Shown yesterday BBC1

8.20 Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels
Animated adventures. Repeat

8.45 Polka Dot Shorts
Cartoon about the land Of Roo. Repeat

8.50 William's Wish Wellingtons
Cartoon capers. Repeat

9.00 Oakie Doke
Shown at 7am

9.10 Bilko's Bopster
Bilko tries to join an all-army jazz group.

And at 9.35 Bilko's Hollywood Romance
Bilko is set up as an ideal soldier to become a movie star's newest flame.
(Black and white) Repeat)

Some children learn about number four.
(Repeat)

Drama based on William Shakespeare 's play, starring
James Mason
Marlon Brando , John Glelgud
44 BC: Caesar, having returned to Rome after defeating Pompey in the Civil War, has been elected Dictator for life by his countrymen. But a number of his statesmen, fearing Caesar's abuse of his staggering power, plan to assassinate their ruler.
Director Joseph L Mankiewicz (1953. U)
Black and white * See Films: pp 44-50 *****

Business and consumer news CEEFAX: page

Culinary quiz show.
First shown on ITV

A look at a Japanese patio garden and a tour of the Dunvegan Castle Gardens on theisleofSkye. Repeat

Today, the auction contest comes from
Yorkshire. Repeat

Coverage of Prime Minister's Questions live from the House of Commons.
Editor Alexandra Henderson Subtitled.

Corporate florist Jane Packer decorates a London fashion house. Repeat .

From the grounds of the Shugborough estate in Staffordshire. Repeat .

The home holds its annual activity day.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

5.00 Ready, Steady, Cook
Culinary challenge.
(Subtitled)

Ship in a Bottle. Hologram character Professor Moriarty manages to gain control of the adventure he is part of. Repeat

Over the next four days the world's leading players will be competing for a highly respected golf title in the 128th Open championship. Steve Rider previews the tournament, which starts tomorrow at Carnoustie.
Coverage begins at 10.30am.

Tackling the Game. In 1992 a tackle from Liverpool's Dean Saunders ended the playing career of Chelsea's Paul Elliott , then 28, by knocking his knee more than two inches out of place. Elliott has now set up a youth academy that trains youngsters in technique and the pressures of the modern game, and he is also a Radio 5 and Channel 4 commentator. Here, he looks back on his actions and reflects on his unsuccessful fight for compensation.
Producer Jackie Osei-Tutu ; Series producer Sue Davidson Subtitled.....

This week in the culinary magazine, chef Rick Stein visits a Bristol initiative to help poor families to cook healthy and affordable food, and searches forthe perfect tomato. Wine buyers tell how they are responding to public demand for organic tipples, chef Jon Ganna creates lobster soup, and Paul Merrett is on the lookout for Moroccan food in London's Notting Hill. Series producer Jane Lomas Executive producer Mark Hill
Digital widescreen Subtitled ........... CEEFAX: page 584; website: www.bbc.co.uk/freshfood

In a special edition, Anne McKevitt and Tessa Shaw visit a unit for special needs babies at Homerton hospital in east London to give it a makeover that will improve both comfort and effectiveness.
See today's choices.

Home Front 9.00pm BBC2

When two nurses wrote to Home Front to ask the show to make over the transitional baby-care ward at Homerton hospital in east London, it was an offer the team could not refuse. Anne McKevitt is drafted in to redesign a clinical-looking ward that has no real facilities for mothers and their babies, so she has a lot on her hands.
The ward was not purpose-built, so she asks the mothers, doctors, husbands and siblings what they would like to have to make their stay more comfortable She is asked to provide bathing and feeding areas, somewhere for the mothers to sleep over night, storage facilities, an area for privacy, and so on. It's a huge project, but McKevitt and her team manage to make the area seem more like a home than a hospital.

For many young Dominicans professional baseball offers a chance to break away from poverty. Teenage brothers Isaias and Agustin Perex, and Melvin Frias, whose mother works in a tobacco field, are hoping their time at the LA Dodgers academy will mean a chance to make a better life for themselves and their families.

Disco
Ten-year-old Bryan gets his revenge on the bullying Nick at the end-of-term disco.
Written and directed by James Pilkington
Producer Rob Mercer Subtitled.

News reports, presented by Jeremy Paxman. At 11.00 News headlines.
(Subtitled)

Jack Murton visits a women's prison in Iceland, former chaplin Bishop Leslie Lloyd Rees remembers when prisoners were hung, and governor David Robinson reports on a Scottish scheme in which serious offenders are encouraged to think more about their families.
Producer Clare Burgess ; Executive producer Bob Lang

How to encourage male fish to breed, and a novel use for hair rollers in a fish tank.
Repeat Subtitled ..........................
Followed by Weatherview

Anne Mackenzie reviews Prime Minister's Question Time.

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12.30 Hidden Visions
65202 1.00 The Chemistry of Creativity subtitled 25221 L30The Chemistry of Survival THE GREATS
2.00 Artists
LANGUAGES
4.00 Talk Spanish 3-6 WORKING IN RETAIL
5.00 Crime Prevention in Shops
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.30 20 Steps to Better Management OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Harvesting the Sun
6.10 Problems with Ions
8796825 6.35-7.00am Plants:
Problems with Water