Ends 11.45am
Pre-school fun from Teletubbyland. (R) (S)
How jam is put into doughnuts and why cats wag their tails are just two of the queries answered today. (R)
Mark Speight hosts the game show in which contestants try to locate four-letter words hidden within comic sketches. (R) (S)
Animation.
Featuring the voice of actor
Dudley Moore. (R)
Animated fun with the pets in the shop owned by eccentric Elwood Funk. (R)
Adventure series.
An injured alien is feeling homesick.
Shown Monday on BBC1 (S)
Drama about two rebellious teenage witches. Ben receives a birthday present.
Shown Wednesday on BBC1 (S)
Adventure series.
The commander orders the voluntary evacuation of Orca.
Comedy drama series. Felicity disowns her family.
Shown Tuesday on BBC1 (S)
Docu-drama series set in a youth court in which young people fill the roles of the court officials. Today's case, scheduled for last week. sees a 17-year-old accused of assault.
Then Rewind 1984: Famine in Ethiopia. A16-year-old's memories of the tragedy in Africa. (R) (S)
And 1985: Good Times and Bad Times
The story of athlete Zola Budd , whose achievements were overshadowed by anti-apartheid demonstrations. (R) (S)
Jamie Theakston chats to Baby Spice Emma Bunton about her collaboration with Tin Tin Out.
Jayne Middlemiss talks to hip-hop outfit the Jungle Brothers.
Shown last Tuesday (S)
The movie magazine sees host Jayne Middlemiss going home to Newcastle for a Halloween special as she chats to Linda Blair about her role in The Exorcist, and Deep Blue Sea star LL Cool J reveals his favourite film. The locals, meanwhile, review Pushing Tin, starring John Cusack and Cate Blanchett. (W)
Spice Girl Melanie G hosts the music series, featuring R 'n' B artist D'Angelo, Baltimore rappers Dru Hill and Wyclef Jean 's siblings Melky Sedeck. (W)
Shaun Ley looks at the political issues affecting London. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Sue Barker.
1.35 Olympic Magazine Reporting from the Gold Coast training camp as British competitors including Steve Redgrave ,
Iwan Thomas and Ashia Hansen prepare forthe Sydney games.
1.50 Sailing Highlights from the Portsmouth Regatta of the Ultra 30 Grand Prix series. With Richard Simmonds and Fenella George.
2.10 Tennis Valuable ranking points, a possible place in the ATP tour final and a first prize of $376,000 are on offer to the winner of today's Open final in Stuttgart. Commentary by John Barrett , Pat Cash , Chris Bailey. Producer Sharon Lence
Editor Paul Armstrong (W)
The rutting season continues, but only one red deer has managed to attract a mate. Meanwhile Simon King's stalking skills take him within six feet of the male otter. Show more
Series portrays British wildlife over an entire year. 1/6 Looks at Britain in the grip of winter - Otters,eagles,waders,swans,squirrels,foxes,toads,deer
Last Orders for the Local. Pub culture is an intrinsic part of British life, but many local watering holes are facing a bleak future as a result of competition from the new bar chains. Nils Blythe reports. Presented by Maya Even .
Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys (S) NOTE: as The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change
A three-part series in which Timothy Garton Ash looks at the effect that the collapse of the Iron Curtain ten years ago has had on Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic. Icebreaker. Garton Ash visits the Gdansk shipyard in Poland - where the dismantling of communism began - and finds workers disillusioned with the freedom for which they fought. Producer Ewa Ewart ; Executive producer Keith Bowers (S) (W)
The chequered life of another car. (R) (S)
Horror. Fifteen years after murdering his sister, Michael Myers escapes from a mental institution and returns to the small town of Haddonfield. His psychiatrist races to track him down before he kills again. Widescreen.
Director John Carpenter (1978,18) (S) (W) Films: pp 82-88 ****
Halloween. Buffy and her friends are forced to dress up and lead trick-or-treat parties around the neighbourhood. Shown last Thursday (S)
I've Fallen and I Can't Get Up. Daughter Cicily travels to Nigeria to spend a term with a group of students.
Continues tomorrow at 11.20pm. (S)
AM Horror. A Napoleonic officer's quest for a woman leads him to an ancient castle and a sinister baron. Ends 1.50am Director Roger Corman (1963. 15) Films: pp 82-88 **
Repeats are not indicated.
Post-16 2.00 The Business Studies Collection Languages 4.00 Italianissimo (1-4)
Working In ... WEBWISE 5.00 GetWebwise Webwatch: page 53
5.30 Computers Still Don't Bite
Open University 6.00 The Clinical Psychologist (S)
6.30 Designs for Living Ends 7.00am
