Professor Dumkopf experiments with a new cannonball.
(R)
Today, Peggy Patch and her friends help out in a cottage garden.
(R)
Animated antipodean antics with the permanently-hungry Tasmanian devil.
(R)
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1) (S) (W)
The crew of the SS Jelly Roger encounter a greedy monster.
(R)
Animation. Moomin builds a house.
(R)
(Repeats are not indicated)
9.00 Cats' Eyes: Changes in Materials: Protection
(ages 5-7) (S)
9.15 Cats' Eyes: Changes in Materials: Sorting
(ages 5-7) (S)
9.30 Writing and Pictures: Treasure Hunt
(ages 6-7) (S)
9.45 Watch: Within Living Memory: Life around the Home
(ages 5-7) (S)
The Teletubbies have fun playing in and around a puddle. Then the voice trumpet appears.
(R) (S)
Milo has lost the wheel of his fire engine. While searching for it, the other Tweenies find lots of things that roll.
(Repeated 3.30pm BBC1) (S) (W)
10.50 Numbertime: Numbers 11-20: Number 20
(ages 4-6) (S)
11.10 Look and Read: Spywatch: Trouble for Mary
An Italian PoW arrives to help on the farm.
(ages 7-9) (S)
11.30 Megamaths: Tables: the Three-times Table
(ages 7-10) (S)
11.50 See You, See Me: The Vikings: Women and Girls
(ages 7-9) (S)
12.10 Science Zone: People: Criminal Solutions
Forensic science.
(ages 9-11) (S)
Presented by Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Becky has fun playing with her twin friends.
(R)
(ages 7-9) (S)
Dougie Donnelly previews the quarter-final matches at the Grand Prix in Preston.
More expert guidance and ideas to try at home. Caroline Righton looks at fabrics printed for theatre costumes, and Judith Miller transforms a hall table to look like walnut.
(R)
The latest on the day's events in Parliament. (S)
(S) Weather
Continued live coverage of the first quarter-final from the Guild Hall, Preston. Eventual winner Stephen Lee sailed through this stage last year, demolishing Australia's Quinten Hann 5-0. introduced by David Vine, with commentary coming from Clive Everton, Ray Edmonds, Dennis Taylor and John Virgo.
The science-fiction series returns for its sixth season.
The Federation is facing its greatest challenge in the face of an alliance between the Dominion and the Cardassians. Kira and Odo have to adjust to enemy rule, while Sisko, in command of a motley collection of Federation and Klingon vessels, faces a difficult decision.
(S)
(The series moves to a new slot, on Wednesdays at 6.45pm, from next week)
The opening salvos in Preston from the second Grand Prix quarter-final, introduced by David Vine.
Sarah Doukas runs a top model agency, and manages Elle Macpherson and Eva Herzigova, but is always on the lookout for new faces. Miranda Sawyer joins Doukas for a day in the middle of London Fashion Week to see her influence on women's aspirations.
(S)
(Regional Programme: see panel on left for variations)
Fred Dibnah resumes his series on Britain's industrial heritage with a look at mining. His tour takes him from Cornwall to Scotland, exploring how tin, lead and coal were all extracted from the ground. Along the way he visits old mine workings, drives winding engines and descends a mine shaft strapped to the top of a cage.
(R) (S)
Quentin Willson and Kate Humble report from the London Motor Show at Earls Court, where Rover's new model will be unveiled. The team also put some of the major attractions on view through their paces, including the new Fiat Punto, Caterham and Volkswagen Polo.
(S) (W)
Magazine: £3.20 from newsagents
Website: [web address removed]
On 8 June 1924, George Mallory and Andrew Irvine died in a bid to reach the summit of Everest, a generation before Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay's success in 1953. Earlier this year, an expedition made mountaineering history when they found Mallory's body. This film tells the story of that discovery, which has led to a new interpretation of Mallory and Irvine's final hours and whether they succeeded in reaching the summit.
See Choice.
(S) (W)
BBC Book: Lost on Everest: the Search for Mallory and Irvine, £16.99 (hardback) The day we found Mallory: page 39
Another chance to see the most recent series following bosses on the roller-coaster ride of big business.
Four generations of Patemans have been making traditional men's footwear, but a strong pound and cheap imports have drained the customer base. Steve Pateman has convinced his father that thigh-length boots and high-heel shoes for men is the answer. But the 100-year-old Northamptonshire firm has until Christmas to attract enough orders. The alternative is closure.
(R) (S)
News reports and analysis of the day's events, with Jeremy Paxman. At 11.00 News headlines.
(S)
Dougie Donnelly introduces highlights of the evening's quarter-final action from Preston.
Parliamentary analysis with Zeinab Badawi.
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open Science
12.30 Background Brief
12.45 What Have the Seventies Ever Done for Us?
1.00 Quantum Leaps Lost Worlds
(S)
1.30 Tropical Forest The Conundrum of Co-existence
2.00 Blue Haven
(S)
2.30 Environmental Solutions?
3.00 Building in Cells
Key Skills
3.30 Key to Application of Number
Languages
4.00 The French Experience (17-20)
with subtitles.
Working in Engineering
5.00 Troubleshooting
Open University
6.00 Women of Northern Ireland
(S)
6.30 Gender Matters
Ends 7.00am
