Ends 9.10
Morris and Milly build something mysterious.
Animated Stone Age fun with the residents of Bedrock.
Shown yesterday at 4.35pm onBBCl Then Rewind Shown yesterday BBC1
Animated underwater adventures in Snorkland.
Live-action and animation. Both Noddy and DJ take jobs to raise money.
(R)
Classic comedy double bill.
9.1D Bilko's War against Culture A female lieutenant is assigned to Fort Baxter. (BW)
9.35 Songofthe Motor Pool
Bilko discovers that his new song is already in use. (BW)
Laa-Laa and Dipsy have fun walking up and down a hill.
BBC MUSIC: Teletubbies CD, price £10.99, and cassette, £7.99
Then Teletubbies Advent Calendar
Camouflage. The
Tweenies learn about animals that use colours to conceal themselves.
Repeated 3.25pm BBC1
Lionel Blue remembers the day he was chosen to become a rabbi.
Mystery starring Claudette Colbert.
Bewilderment soon turns to fear when a wealthy socialite finds herself on a train bound for Boston with no idea of how or why she came to be there.
(1948, PG) (BW)
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Consumer developments. CEEFAX: page
Comedian Helen Atkinson Wood and wine expert Oz Clarke try to identify the owner of tod ay's mystery home.
Leisure ideas with two editions of The Arts and Crafts Show.
1.30 A child's bedroom receives colourful redecoration.
2.00 Caroline Righton and Kevin Whay repaint a Victorian box in the L75 Challenge. SERIES GUIDE: send a cheque for £4.00 (including postage and packing), made payable to BBC Education, to [address removed]
A look at holidays in Cornwall and Wales.
Coverage of Prime Minister's
Questions live from the House of Commons. With Diana Madill.
Editor Alexandra Henderson
Weather
More culinary challenges.
Live reports from shopping centres around the country as Lowri Turner takes another look at consumer culture.
More studio discussion offering an alternative viewpoint of a controversial topic.
Steve Wright hosts a special edition devoted to American singer Shania Twain. As well as an interview in which she talks about a year of unbroken success, the world's top-selling female artist performs some of her hits, including
That Don't Impress Me Much and Man! / Feel Like a Woman. Producer Mark Hagen Repeated next Saturday Top of the Pops is on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC1
You Are Cordially Invited. Now reunited, Worf and Dax decide to bring forward the date of their wedding. Star Trek: the Next Generation is tomorrow at 6pm
Betty and Frank try to find out about the problems of looking after children by taking Judy and Alison to the zoo.
Michael Crawford appears on Parkinson. Friday, 9.30pm on BBC1
One-off from the series on the British passion for gardening. Therapy. A look at the therapeutic effects of gardening, from prison inmates who have found that the pastime gives them a form of escape, to a Liverpool woman who has discovered contentment in the sounds of nature.
Director Belinda Cherrington ; Executive producer Clare Patterson
In the last compilation show, Tessa Shaw is in New York to see how to achieve the genuine loft look. Jocasta Innes defines Swedish style, Tessa tests the appeal of Moorish Morocco, and Fiona Samler adds a touch of Mexico.
Producer Maggi Gibson ; Series editor Franny Moyle
r Strictly Bingo. A story of passion and ambition set in the bingo halls of Britain as contestants vie for the accolade of National Bingo Caller of the Year plus a holiday in Las Vegas. Contains strong language. See Choice.
Director Vivianne Howard ; Series editor Alex Holmes
Michael rallies the troops to fightthe council.
Comedy drama about a couple who move to the country. Bad Builders. Derek asks Lisa to intervene when Dean strings out the redecoration of his house, while Ian takes over the running of Helen's shop while she is on holiday.
Written by Simon Nye ; Director John Henderson
Producer Margot Gavan Duffy
Analysis of the day's major news stories, with Jeremy Paxman. Including at 11.00 News headlines.
Torture. Stories of the horrors that have been inflicted upon a poet in Syria, who is serving a long sentence for his outspoken views, and a student in Tunisia. The series concludes tomorrow at 10.20pm
A newspaper reporter tries to prove GIs are leaking vital army secrets.
(BW)
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Highlights of today's Prime Minister's Questions.
Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 An A to Z of English 28199 1.00
Television to Call Our Own 88118 1.30Waiting Their Turn Parenting 2.00 Child Development (part 2)
Languages 4.00 Make French Your Business (part 1) Working In the Community 5.00 Voluntary Matters Contracts and Partnerships/Funding
Open University 6.00 School Is for All Moving On Up
6.30 Partnerships Ends 7.00am
