Ends 11.45am
Pre-school fun from Teletubbyland. (R) (S)
Mark Speight hosts the game show. (R) (S)
Animation.
Thadius Vent continues his crusade against music. (R)
The last instalment sees Hellegren finally in possession of syncronium.
The Animorphs are offered refuge on another planet.
Shown last Monday on BBC1(S)
The final episode in the comedy drama. A new series starts Wednesday on BBC1 at 4.35pm. Shown Tuesday on BBC1 (S)
A double bill of the school drama starts a rerun of the last series. Nathan's plan to teach Calvin a lesson backfires. (R) (S)
The return of the series in which youngsters address ethical dilemmas and try to provide practical solutions to problems. In the first of six shows, a presentation on the theme of loyalty is given an ending by the audience. Plus an item on cerebral palsy, a film about acne and a family argument over cable television. Then Rewind 1988: Afghan Freedom Fighter. SeyarZalmai reads a girl's account of her effort to help evict Soviet troops from Afghanistan. (R) (S)
And 1989: the Fall of the Berlin Wall Kay Stringer tells how 14-year-old
Jessica Rogge rejoiced as the Berlin Wall fell and the Cold War ended. (R) (S)
American sci-fi fantasy drama. A Hunting We Will Go. June
1976: Sam becomes a bounty hunter, handcuffed to a feisty blonde who has been accused of embezzlement. (R) (S)
The movie magazine with Jayne Middlemiss comes from Glasgow and canvasses local audience reaction to David Fincher 's new film Fight Club, starring
Brad Pitt. Plus comedian Phill Jupitus on his favourite film. (W)
Shaun Ley looks at the political issues affecting London. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
1.30 Football Reflecting on yesterday's crucial Euro qualifying play-off first leg between Scotland and England.
1.45 Boxing Garry Richardson reports on the aftermath of the world heavyweight championship rematch between Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield.
1.55 Ice Skating Action from the Dundonald International Ice Bowl in Northern Ireland of the British figure skating championships.
Commentary is from the team of Sue Barker , Barry Davies , Robin Cousins and Jayne Torville.
2.45 Ice Hockey Great Britain take on Kazakhstan in Sheffield in their third and final qualifying match for the forthcoming world championships. While a final placing of third would mean a play-off, a top-two finish would see the British team progress. Commentary by Bob Ballard.
5.00 Tennis Coverage of either the men's or ladies' singles final as the national championships at Telford reach their climax.
Commentary from John Barrett , with Chris Bailey (men's final) or Jo Durie (ladies' final).
Producer JonnyBramley (W)
Highlights of this morning's act of remembrance at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. (S) (W)
Trading Troubles. The United States is increasingly angry at Europe's resistance to importing some of its products, such as genetically-modified crops and meat from hormone-treated animals. Can a damaging trade war be averted? Lesley Curwen reports. Presented by Maya Even .
Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys (S) NOTE: as The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change
Magic Lantern. Appropriately enough for an uprising led by playwright Vaclav Havel , the HQ in Prague of the protagonists who led 1989's "velvet revolution" was the Magic Lantern theatre. In the last of the series examining the demise of communist regimes in eastern Europe, historian Timothy Garton Ash revisits the Czech Republic and asks Havel whether his dreams have been realised.
Producer Frederick Baker : Executive producer Keith Bowers (S) (W)
One-off drama written by and starring Jim Broadbent.
The paths of two Portuguese wideboys and a pompous Englishman are about to cross on the streets of Lisbon.
Producer Harriet Cruickshank : Director Tom Cairns (S) (W)
Newsreader Jon Snow and Tribune editor Mark Seddon join Angus Deayton for the satirical news quiz.
I Shown last Friday (S)
Actress Maureen Lipman and model Melinda Messenger join Jeremy Clarkson for more opinionated chat.
Producer Elaine Bedell ; Director Brian Klein (S) (W)
The Dark Age. Anightmare returns to haunt Giles.
Shown last Thursday (S)
A look at the career of cinematographer Roger Pratt , whose work includes Batman and The Fisher King, which follows. Director Richard Blanshard (S) (W)
Fantasy drama, starring Jeff Bridges and Robin Williams. Jack Lucas is a successful but vituperative radio phone-in host. A typically reckless remark triggers a massacre at a Manhattan bar, after which Lucas goes into an alcoholic decline. But an encounter with a mystical vagrant offers an opportunity for redemption. Widescreen. Ends 1.50am
Director Terry Gilliam (1991, 15) (S) (W) Film of the Week: page 63 ****
Repeats are not indicated.
Post-16 2.00 The Physics Collection
Languages 4.00 Salut Serge (1-4); Spanish Globo
Working In ... WEBWISE 5.00 GetWebwise Getting Started with E-mail 80660 5.30 Computers Still Don't Bite
Open University 6.00 LearningtoCare (S) 86283 6.30 Images of Education Ends 7.00am
