Ends 9.00

Orville and Cuddles
Orville wants to fly - can Cuddles help? (R)

7.05 Playdays
Counting animals at the Roundabout Stop. (R)

7.25 Taz-mania
Animated antics with the Tasmanian devil. (R)

7.45 The Lowdown
A profile of four children from Gloucester who care for their disabled mother. (R) (S)

Then Rewind
Shown yesterday BBC1 (S)

8.15 Biskitts
A double helping of puppy-dog tales. (R)

8.35 The Busy World of Richard Scarry
More fun in Busytown. (R)

Repeats are not indicated.
9.00 Cat's Eyes (ages 5-7) (S) 1839154 9.15 Cat's Eyes (ages
5-7) (S) 7932280 9.30 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7) (S)
9.45 Watch (ages 5-7) (S)

Ends 10.50 Ladybird. TheTubbies watch Andy Brown leading a search for ladybirds. (R) (S) BBC MUSIC: Teletubbies CD, price £10.99, and cassette, £7.99

Go Away,
Bella Bella accidentally spoils things for the other Tweenies, but is she the only one who needs to apologise?
Repeated 3.25pm BBC1 (S) (W)

10.50 Numbertime (ages 4-6)
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11.05 What? Where? When? Why? (ages 6-7)
(S)

11.20 Zig Zag (ages 7-9)
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11.40 Space Ark (ages 7-11)
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11.50 The Experimenter (ages 7-9)
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12.10 Around Scotland (ages 10-12)
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Consumer news. CEEFAX: page

Miserable gets a cold. (R)

Focus (ages 9-11) (S)

Double helping of creative ideas in The Arts and Crafts Show.
1.30 More lessons in pottery and watercolour-painting. (R)
2.00 How to restore a Turkish rug, plus glassblowing. (R) SERIES GUIDE: send a cheque for £4.00 (including postage and packing), made payable to BBC Education, to [address removed]

Rhodes and Guernsey.

Prime Minister's Questions live from the House of Commons.
Editor Alexandra Henderson (S)

Weather

More culinary challenges. (S) 16 BBC BOOK: The Big Ready Steady Cook Book, £9.99, is available from retailers

Vegetarian alternatives to traditional fare. (R) is;

Lowri Turner talks to earlyachievers who sacrificed their youth for a career. Would they allow their own children to follow a similar path? (S)

Anna Ryder Richardson and her handymen perform a cost-free redesign in Oxford. (S)

For donation details see Sunday at
4.55pm on BBC1 (S)

PM Tonight's show features an exclusive interview with David Bowie as well as classic performances and three songs recorded in New York this autumn. With Steve Wright.
Producer Mark Hagen Repeated next Saturday (S) Top of the Pops is on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC1

Sons and Daughters. Worf's son, Alexander, volunteers for service as a warrior, but soon proves an embarrassment to his father. And Gul Dukat 's daughter, Ziyal, has difficulties reconciling her father and Major Kira. (S) Star Trek: the Next Generation is tomorrow at 6pm

More members of the public present their views and confront organisations they feel have a case to answer. Frances Box pursues Birmingham City Council for failing to tell her about the asbestos problem in the house they sold her, while Lucy Powell investigates a sales promotion offering her a free makeover - with a hidden price.
Series producer Emma Whitlock ; Executive producer Debbie Christie (S) 57

Interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen accepts the challenge of trying to create an authentic Roman environment in the living room of Dan and Sue Shadrake 's home in Basildon. Bowen gathers expert advice from a blacksmith, an artist and an archaeologist as he employs Roman wall panels, mosaics, shutters and fur-covered campaign stools to adorn the area.
Producer Casper Peacock ; Executive producer Linda Clifford (S) Alison Graham : TV Review, page 61

The interior-design and decorating show tonight looks at multi-functional living with Kevin Allen. Jocasta Innes reports on the revival of florals and chintzes, Andrea Maflin investigates innovative flooring ideas and the winners of last year's Decorator of the Year competition revamp a tired bathroom for just L400. Hosted by Tessa Shaw
Producer Maggie Gibson : Series editor FrannyMoyle (S) (W)

Ex-wives. When Julia Clark (nee Doveton) divorced her much older, millionaire husband, she was branded a gold-digger. On the other hand, Vira Goldmann was considered to deserve her settlement ofL36 million after 33 years of devotion. Tonight's programme looks at what happens to the wives when the extremely rich divorce. See Choice.
Director Lynn Alleway ; Series editor Alex Holmes (S) (W)

One-off documentary in which advertising and marketing executives explain how they target products at children. With advertising infiltrating the classroom, British children are losing their innocence earlier than ever before. This film examines the techniques used to sell products to consumers as young as three. See Choice.
Producer/Director Ed Harriman (S) (W)

Analysis of the day's major news stories, presented by Jeremy Paxman. At 11.00 Regional news.
(S)

Continuing the documentary about a mixed-race couple. True Love. The family faces a crisis when Karen is admitted into hospital for a hysterectomy. The series continues tomorrow at 11.20pm. (S)

Parliamentary analysis, hosted by Steve Richards.

AM Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Taking Note (S) 41094 1.00 Picturing the Modern City 85075 1.30 The Emperor's Gift (S) Secondary Schools 2.00 Religious Education Languages 4.00 Italianissimo (13-16)
Working in.... WEBWISE 5.00 Get Webwise
5.30 Computers Still Don't Bite
Open University 6.00 Rome underthe Popes: Church and Empire 66891 6.30 A Global Culture? Ends 7.00am (S)