Animated fun in the Land Of Roo. Repeat .........................
Another visit to the Tent
Stop for two Stories. Repeat ..........
Canine capers. Repeat ...................
Fleur joins the local amateur-dramatics society.
Shown yesterday 4.35pm BBCl
Then Rewind Shown yesterday BBC1
Animated double bill. Repeat
Zany animation. Repeat ...................
Animation. The Skeletons decide to put on a show. Repeat..
9.10 Bilko and the Beast. Colonel Hall has a plan to toughen up Bilko and his men.
9.35 The Physical Checkup. Bilko tries to prove he's fit enough to stay in the army. Black and white Repeat
Videoplus code for 9.10-9.35 Code for 9.35-10.00 ............................... Code for 9.10-10.00 (not PDC)
Fancy Dress. TinkyWinky pretends to be king of Teletubbyland.
Repeat
Pebbles. Judy, Milo and Bella look at stones on the beach.
Repeated at 3.25pm BBC1 Subtitled ...
Bill Torrance visits Skerray.............
Gannets: the Storm Birds.
David Attenborough narrates the life story of these sea birds. Repeat Subtitled .......
Drama based on true events, starring Donald Sinden
In 1911, a gang of Russian anarchists in London commits robbery and murder. A Scotland Yard inspector goes undercover to infiltrate the gang. Widescreen.
Directors Robert S Baker. Monty Berman (1960)
Black and white Subtitled.
* See Films: pp 54-61
Phil Vickery , Paul Rankin and Alastair Little prepare a Sunday lunch of honey-glazed duck with apricots and green peppercorns, pan-fried salmon, and raspberry-and-almond tart. Repeat.
Business and consumer news. ......
John Bly looks at how objects are rescued from a life of obscurity before arriving at Antiques Roadshow. Followed by Open Minds
From Newbury, Clare Balding and Willie Carson present a four-race card to start the three-day meeting, with races at 2.40,
3.10, 3.40 and 4.10. Commentary by Jim McGrath , Jimmy Lindley , Graham Rock.
Producer Gerry Morrison Digital widescreen Including at 3.25 News and Regional News Subtitled Weather
Coverage from the West Hants Club,
Bournemouth, of the quarter-finals in the Samsung Open, as some of the world's top clay-court specialists vie for a slice of the L250,000 prize money. Introduced by Sue Barker , with commentary by John Barrett , Mark Cox and Chris Bailey.
Producer Paul Davies Digital widescreen.
6.00 Lisa's First Word. Marge recounts how Lisa first spoke.
With the voice of Elizabeth Taylor. At 6.20 Mr Plow. Homer and Barney vie for the town's snow-plough business. With the voices of Linda Ronstadt , Adam West. Repeat
Videoplus code for 6.00-6.20 Code for 6.20-6.45 Code for 6.00-6.45 (not PDC) ....
Continuing the series in which the Liverpool and England striker passes on football tips with boys and girls from the Brazilian Soccer School in Leeds.
Today he explains the art of beating opponents, ball control and heading for goal, then tells of his rise to World Cup fame. Executive producer Huw Marks Series producer Alan Hurndall
Repeated next Sunday BBC CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: [address removed] Helpline:[number removed]
A look at skiboarding, a cross between skiing and snowboarding. Director Martin Cray : Producer David Smith
Concluding the series on the restoration of the gardens at the old Aberglasney mansion in Carmarthenshire. As the official opening approaches, children prepare to play their part in front of the VIP guest, while the chief archaeologist and head gardener are still uncovering new objects. Producer John Trefor ; Executive producer Richard Trayler-Smith First shown on BBC Wales Digital widescreen Subtitled...
Terry Waite reflects on solitude in rural Suffolk, and the series' challenge volunteers learn more survival skills. Presenter Pete McCarthy investigates erosion,
Fiona Lawrenson goes bird-watching on the Welsh hills and Lindsay Cannon kayaks round the island of Rum. See today's choices. Series producer Patrick Flavelle
Digital widescreen E-mail: [address removed]
Alan Titchmarsh helps a viewer in Cardiff to tackle some long-running horticultural problems. Pippa Greenwood checks out her plots of turf at
King's Heath, and learns how well her hanging baskets have retained moisture throughout summer, while Gay Search visits an exotic Leicestershire garden. Series producer Colette Foster Executive producer Tony Laryea
Digital widescreen Subtitled ........... BBC GARDENERS' WORLD MAGAZINE: available from newsagents, price £2.30 * See Alan Titchmarsh : page 38
Mark Lamarr hosts the ever-irreverent music quiz, with team captains Sean Hughes and Phill Jupitus joined by eighties star Nik Kershaw, comedian Jeff Green, Roisin Murphy of Moloko and Another Level's Dane Bowers.
Director Paul Wheeler; Producer Richard Wilson
Repeated next Sunday
Digital widescreen
Another compilation of satirical sketches, starring
Rowan Atkinson , Mel Smith , Griff Rhys Jones and Pamela Stephenson. Directors Geoff Posner and Bill Wilson
Producers Sean Hardie and John Lloyd
Repeat Subtitled .......................
With Kirsty Wark. At 11.00 News headlines.
A six-part series of outrageous sketches and dance videos, starring Mark Tonderai , Crunski, Melissa Lloyd , Chris Pavlo and Jay Simpson. Plus an interview with Puff Daddy. Contains swearing and some nudity. Director Moody Shoaibi ; Producer
Mark Tonderai
Comedy featuring Australian duo Colin Lane and Frank Woodley
The pair go on a well-deserved holiday, but Woodley has forgotten to book the caravan.
Crime drama starring
Hardy Kruger
Stanley Baker
A Dutch artist begins a casual affairwith a British woman, but then she is found murdered. Director Joseph Losey (1959)
Black and white Subtitled ........
# See Rims: pp 54-61 ***
Followed by Weatherview
Repeats are not indicated. DYNAMO
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