The Family Ness
Animated highland adventures.

7.05 Playdays
Peggy Patch meets the residents of a donkey sanctuary in Devon.

7.25 Tom and Jerry Kids
Junior cat-and-mouse animation.

7.50 Blue Peter
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1)

8.15 Yogi's Treasure Hunt
The gang discover Merlin's missing book of magic.

8.35 Moomin
The inhabitants of Moomin Valley celebrate midsummer.

(Repeats are not indicated)

9.00 Cats' Eyes: People: Growing Up
(ages 5-7)

9.15 Cats' Eyes: People: Senses
(ages 5-7)

9.30 Writing and Pictures: Seaside Adventure
(ages 6-7)

9.45 Watch
(ages 5-7)

The Teletubbies watch a little girl play her piano.

Milo makes up a game for the Tweenies, swinging over and under a bar.
(Repeated 3.25pm on BBC1)

(ages 4-6)

The final visit to Bournemouth for coverage of this year's Labour Party Conference, introduced by Jon Sopel and Zeinab Badawi.
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Scoop and Travis the tractor have a race.

(ages 7-9)

Business news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.

Arts and crafts, with items on baskets and flowers..

Romantic drama. Adventurer
Rian Mitchell is poised to realise his ambitions when he finds an emerald mine in Colombia. But to exploit it, he must choose between his love for a woman and finding the Green Fire emerald. Widescreen.
Director Andrew Marton (1954) See Films: pp 64-71 * * *

The against-the-clock cookery challenge.

Vegetarian cookery ideas, including souffles, moussaka and risotto.

Lowri Turner talks to women who have fallen in love with serial adulterers, con men and murderers.
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Alan Titchmarsh poses the questions in the second round of the family quiz.

Contestants: send a large sae to [address removed]

6.00 The Wire
Dr Bashir becomes suspicious when a Cardassian friend refuses his help.
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6.40 Crossover
Kira and Bashir travel through the wormhole to a parallel universe where humans are enslaved by tyrannical Bajorans.
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Videoplus code for 6.00-7.30 (not PDC)

Followed by The Nation's Favourite Song Lyric
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New regulations, together with a system of vaccinations, blood tests and microchips, may soon allow pets to travel freely to and from the continent. However, some vets are not convinced by government assurances of safety, and warn that Britain may be reopening the door to rabies.
(Regional Programme: see panel on left for variations)

This year, over 4,000 helicopter flights transported visitors in and out of the British Grand Prix. Alain de Cadenet sees how, for one weekend, the circuit at Silverstone in Northamptonshire becomes the busiest heliport in the world. Plus a report on flying among the Cook Islands of the south Pacific, and an update on the progress of the trainee airline pilots.

This week on the motoring magazine, Quentin Willson gets behind the wheel of the Aston Martin Vantage, while Kate Humble visits Aston's workshop, where the cars are still built by hand. Vicki Butler-Henderson road-tests the fashionable yellow Porsche Boxters, and there's a look at very small cars with big aspirations.

Magazine: £3.20 from newsagents
Website: [web address removed]

A bowl-turner and a watchmaker explain how their crafts would be impossible without the lathe.

News reports, and analysis, with Jeremy Paxman. Including at 11.00 News headlines.

Followed by Video Nation Shorts
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Mark Lawson is joined by Ian Hislop, Germaine Greer and Tom Paulin to discuss the week's cultural events, including Big Daddy starring Adam Sandler.

Jerry is less than pleased when his parents come to stay near him in New York.
(Cast on Tuesday)

Followed by Holiday Weather

Open University
12.30 Open Advice: Surviving the Exam
1.00 South Korea: The Struggle for Democracy
1.30 What's Right for Children?

Post-16
2.00 The IT Collection: Part 2

Languages
4.00 Deutsch Plus (1-4)
with subtitles.

Business and Training
5.00 Planet Europe: Making Friends
5.15 Planet Europe: Having a Voice

Open University
5.45 A New Sun Is Born: Part 2: The Revolution
6.10 Global Media.

Ends 7.00am