Ends 11.45am Pre-school fun from Teletubbyland. (R) (S)
How to load a car transporter and the reasons why horseshoes bring good luck are two of today's queries. (R)
Mark Speight hosts the game show. (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. Rachel loses her memory. Shown last Monday on BBC1 (S)
A new series of the comedy drama. Parker and Smart bet the boys they can't be nice for a day. Shown last Wednesday BBC1 (S)
Alec sneaks into school with the aim of seeing Judi. but his good intentions lead to tragedy. Written by Diane Whitley (R) (S)
The series in which young people address topical issues, offer practical solutions to problems and provide endings to gritty dramas and hard-hitting films. Subjects tackled this week include eating disorders and teenage fathers. Then Rewind 1990: Crop Circles
A 12-year-old recalls his fascination with the mystery shapes that began appearing in fields. (R) (S)
Then 1991: Operation Desert Storm A ten-year-old's joy at the UN campaign to oust Iraqis from Kuwait. (R) (S)
Jayne Middlemiss meets up with US slacker-generation icon Beck, plus the latest music news from Rajesh Mirchandani. (S) 7762605 ,
A glimpse behind the scenes of the series that pits contestants' heavily armoured robot creations against each other. A new series of Robot Wars is scheduled to start on 3 December. (R) (S)
This week's movie magazine comes from Bristol, where Jayne Middlemiss hears audience reaction to the latest blockbusters, while Ralph Fiennes discusses his latest film, "Onegin".
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Political issues affecting London. Presented by Shaun Ley. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by John Inverdale.
1.35 Rallying Action from day one of the Rally of Great Britain, with live coverage of the special stage through the grounds of Blenheim Palace. Peter Slater and Tiff
Needell occupy the commentary positions. Highlights are at 8pm.
2.25,3.00,3.35 Racing Coverage from Aintree's November meeting of the races at 2.35 (along the Grand National course), 3.10 and 3.45. Jim McGrath, Clare Balding, Richard Pitman, Peter Scudamore, Angus Loughran and Tony O'Hehir commentate.
2.45, 3.20, 3.55 Indoor Bowls The final of the Open championship, j from Preston's Guild Hall, where the winner will collect a cheque for £12,000. Jimmy Davidson and David Rhys-Jones provide the commentary. (S)
4.55 Rugby Union Highlights of the European Cup first-round clash between Wasps and Llanelli. Nigel Starmer-Smith reports. Producer Jonny Bramley ; Editor
Dave Gordon (W)
Simon King reports on another week's events at the red deer rut. Moo is now tiring and other stags are crowding in. Can he survive another day as top stag? Show more
Series celebrating wildlife year in Britain. 4/6 Midsummer is a busy time for insects,grouse & merlins rear their young & basking sharks visit our shores.
The first of five films from the new Royal Opera House.
The Architects' Story. Following Jeremy Dixon and Edward Jones, who have spent the last 16 years realising their vision of a restored Royal Opera House in Covent Garden. Producer Andy King-Dabbs ; Executive producer Peter Maniura (S) (W) The next episode is on Thursday at 10.20pm
Brian Kay on the Royal Opera House: page 58
Steve Rider hosts the first of three highlights programmes on successive evenings from the Network Q Rally of Great Britain. Commentary by Mark James and Tiff Needell.
Web of Deception. John Penycate investigates how the speed and anonymity of the internet give cybercrooks the tools to commit the perfect crime. Presented by Maya Even. Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys (S) NOTE: as The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change
With guests Gyles Brandreth and ex-PR man Michael Cole. Shown last Friday (S)
Comedian Griff Rhys Jones is one of the guests in conversation with outspoken presenter Jeremy Clarkson. Producer Elaine Bedell ; Director Brian Klein (S) (W)
The conclusion of Stephen Poliakoff 's drama. Faced with losing their unique photographic collection to Anderson's American owners, Marilyn searches for a buyer, while Oswald investigates a more unconventional path.
For cast see yesterday (R) (S) (W) 25551228 BBC VIDEO: Shooting the Past, £14.99. available from December
What's My Line? (part 1). Spike attempts to decipher a secret text that could restore Drusilla to full strength. Shown last Thursday (S)
Out of Body. A couple take risks to prove what happens in an out-of-body experience. Ends 1.50am (R) (S)
Repeats are not indicated.
Post-16
2.00 The Chemistry Collection
Languages
4.00 75th Anniversary: a Celebration
Working In ... WEBWISE
5.00 GetWebwise News on the Net 71174
5.30 Computers Still Don't Bite
Open University
6.00 Teletel - a French computer campaign. 84087
6.30 Money Grows on Trees Ends 7.00am (S)
