7.00 Playdays
Why Bird is hungry and fancies a biscuit.

7.20 Tom and Jerry Kids
Cat-and-mouse cartoon fun.

7.45 CBBC in the Park
Two-part highlights package from London's Hyde Park of a concert designed to introduce young people to classical music. Featuring teenage opera star Charlotte Church and S Club 7.
(Shown last Friday on BBC1)

8.10 CBBC in the Park: Part two
(Shown last Friday on BBC1)

8.35 Moomin
Animated adventures in Moomin Valley.

(Repeats are not indicated)

9.00 Come Outside: Crisps
(ages 4-5)

9.15 Storytime: The Gingerbread Man
(ages 4-5)

9.30 Words and Pictures: This Is the Bear and the Picnic Lunch
(ages 5-7)

9.45 Watch
(ages 5-7)

Some children find tiny creatures living under a log.

Pre-school fun with live action and animatronics.

A lack of sleep puts Milo in such a bad mood that he doesn't want to play with anyone.
(Repeated at 3.25pm on BBC1)
Website: [web address removed]

(ages 4-5)

Beginning four days of live coverage from Bournemouth International Centre of the main events taking place at this year's Labour Party Conference. Presented by Jon Sopel and Zeinab Badawi.
Website: [web address removed]

Animated children's antics following a car that lives in a motor museum.

(ages 7-9)

A weekday review of business and consumer news.

Jon Sopel and Zeinab Badawi present further live coverage from Bournemouth of the Labour Party Conference.

and Regional News
Weather

Chefs are challenged to create a feast from ingredients costing no more than a total of £5.
Hosted by Fern Britton.
Recipes: see Ceefax page

Highlights of the potentially crucial final day's play between the USA and Europe in the 33rd Ryder Cup. From Brookline, Massachusetts.
Shown yesterday 11.45pm BBC1

The first round concludes as families from Watford and York compete in the knockout quiz. With Alan Titchmarsh.
(Postponed from 23 September)

The Simpsons spend their family vacation in a far-from-idyllic place.
A double bill of episodes starts on Friday at 6pm.

Quentin Willson looks at the history of Volvo's 140 and 240 Estates, which between and 1993 ruled as the nation's favourite load carriers.

Andrew Neil hosts the first of three live phone-ins on successive nights with politicians in the news, plus a roundup from the Labour Party Conference. Viewers can put questions by calling [number removed], by fax on [number removed], or by e-mail on: [email address removed]

Last year, 10,000 black children were abandoned in South Africa. With few black families eligible to adopt, prospects are bleak. But for healthy white babies, a private sector provides families on demand - at a price. Brenda Emmanus reports.

Sophie Grigson's latest cost-conscious meal features Cheddar cheese with chutney and filo pastry, and pan-fried pheasant on beetroot mash.

Third of a four-part urban drama set in Belfast, based on the novel by Robert McLiam Wilson.

Jake takes a young tearaway under his wing.
(S) (W)

Followed by The Nation's Favourite Song Lyric

With Martha Kearney. At 11.00 News headlines.

Followed by Video Nation Shorts

Celebrity guests join host Ruby Wax around the dinner table for the first of this week's three informal chats.

First of four episodes this week of the US comedy.

George's tribute to his favourite baseball player does not impress Susan.
(Cast on Tuesday)

Followed by Weatherview

Open University
12.30 Nature Display'd
1.00 Glasgow 1998 - Supporting the Arts
1.30 Pilgrimage: the Shrine at Loreto

Secondary Schools
2.00 Science

Languages
4.00 Suenos World Spanish (1-4)
with subtitles.

Business and Training
5.00 Skills for Work

Open University
5.45 Revisiting the Course: Authority
6.10 Changes in Rural Society

Ends 7.00am