Ends 9.00

Hairy Jeremy
Animation. (R)

7.05 Playdays
Today's tale is about being lost and found. (R)

7.25 Taz-Mania
Cartoon fun with the whirling dervish. (R)

7.45 Smart
The arts-and-crafts show. Shown yesterday 4.35pm BBC1 (S)

Followed by Rewind 1987: Total Game Play.
The story of a 13-year-old computer-games designer. Shown yesterday on BBC1 (S)

8.15 Biskitts
Cartoon. (R)

8.35 The Busy World of Richard Scarry
The hectic adventures of the animal inhabitants of Busytown. (R)

Repeats are not indicated.
9.00 Come Outside (ages 4-5) 1700698
9.15 Storytime (ages 4-5) 3211984
9.30 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7) (S) 8644327
9.45 Watch (ages 5-7) (S)

Animated characters introduce us to images of different places. Artist Clare Goddard makes a cityscape collage using recycled teabag.

Ends 10.50

Teletubbies: Welly Walk
Laa-Laa wants to play indoors, but the others prefer to go outside. (R) (S)

Blow. Jake wants to know whether windmills are magic, or operated by the wind.
Repeated 3.25pm BBC1 (S) (W)

This film uses the dramatic Orinoco River to show the obvious physical features of a river and explores the way South American Indians depend on the river for their way of life. Show more

The latest consumer affairs and business reports.

Animated fun and adventures down on the farm. (R)

Moving to English (ages 8+) Queen Alexandra and the Victorian Royal Family (S)

Steve Rider introduces live second-day coverage from
Vaiderrama in Spain of the third and final event in the first-ever world championship.
This tournament follows events in California and Ohio, won respectively by Jeff Maggert in February and Tiger Woods in August. Commentary by Peter Alliss, Alex Hay, Howard Clark, Mike Hughesdon, Beverly Lewis and Dougie Donnelly.
Executive producers Alastair Scott, John Shrewsbury, Barbara Slater including at 3.20 News, Regional News (S) Weather

Against-the-clock cookery show, presented by Fern Britton. (S)

Starting a weekday run for the cookery show's first series, with Clarissa Dickson Wright and the late Jennifer Paterson. (R)(S)

TV weather presenters including Bill Giles, Andrea McLean and Francis Wilson join a discussion on the nation's favourite conversation topic. (S)

The team transform a house in Catford, south London, without financial assistance. (S)

PM A double bill of the cult animated comedy series.
6.00 Boy-Scoutz N the Hood. During a camping trip, Bart becomes lost at sea with Homer and Ned. Featuring the guest voice of actor Ernest Borgnine. (R) (S)
6.20 Homer Loves Flanders. Ned is horrified to discover that he has become Homer's best friend. (R) (S)

Future Boy. Sam becomes the sidekick to the hero of a popular fifties' TV science-fiction show. (R) (S)

Continuing the re-edited programmes from the second series about the big cats in Kenya's Masai Mara.
Jonathan Scott gets his first view of Half-tail the leopard's cubs, and Simon King catches up with Amber the cheetah's family and sees their power struggle with a wildebeest calf. Producers Ann Marie Goodwin and Stephen Moss ; Executive producer
Robin Hellier (Revised repeat) (S)

Former Test cricketer David Gower walks along the aptly-named Test Way in Hampshire; Pete McCarthy visits the wettest place in Britain; Lindsay Cannon samples land-yachting in South Wales; and the volunteers attempt to patch up their differences following fishing failures.
Series producer Patrick Flavelle (S) (W) E-MAIL: Country.Tracks@bbc.co.uk

Alan Titchmarsh visits gardens around Britain in this eight-week search for the BBC Gardener of the Year. South West. Tonight's edition comes from the new National Botanic Garden of Wales, where four south-west contestants are tested on horticultural knowledge while a panel of experts judge them on their individual gardens.
Director Mark Scott ; Producer Vanessa Jackson (S) (W) Alan Titchmarsh : page 47
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Angus Deayton presents another barrage of satirical broadsides at those in the news. Team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton are joined by guests who include Labour MP and London mayoral aspirant Glenda Jackson.
Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Giles Pilbrow Repeated tomorrow (W)

With Jeremy Vine. At 11.00 News headlines. (S)

Concluding the documentary portrait of a mixed-race couple. We Were Never Ozzie and Harriet. Bill and Karen reflect on their courtship period during the sixties. (S)

Continuing the controversial police drama. Shown on Monday at 9pm (S) (W)

AM Drama. Unhappily married Freda and her husband Vince take a holiday in the Deep South where their lives become entangled with those of Harold, the owner of the cottage, and his eccentric mother Camilla. Ends 2.25am
Director Deepa Mehta (1993.12) Rims: pp 82-88***

Repeats are not indicated.
Dynamo Literacy (ages 5-7) Ends 5.00am