Pre-school fun from Teletubbyland.
(S)
The fascinating-facts show reveals the secrets of chocolate production and identifies the person responsible for inventing canned baked beans.
(R)
Musical animation, featuring the voice of actor Dudley Moore.
(R) (S)
The superhero fights the Exploding Man for the position of Grand Marshal of the Edge City Fluff Ball celebration.
(R) (S)
US comedy about a ten-year-old genius.
Yvette pretends to be dating Mo when the school Romeo won't leave her alone.
The animated series about momentous historical events and characters continues with the first of a two-part look at the American Civil War. Ends next week.
Comedy drama.
Emily is unhappy at having to babysit for free and decides to go on strike.
(Shown last Wednesday BBC1) (S)
Colin is riddled with guilt, but Kamal still refuses to speak to him about the trip to Brighton. Cracker finds himself a job, while Refugee almost gets a new bed.
(R) (S)
Continuing the comedy drama series starring pop band S Club 7.
The group overcome the disappointment of finding that their hotel in Florida is a dump to score a big hit with their first performance.
(R) (S)
Jamie Theakston meets soul singer Gabrielle and hip-hop star Mos Def, while Jayne Middlemiss talks to former Kenickie singer Lauren Laverne about her collaboration with Mint Royale.
(Shown last Monday)
(S) (W)
More mechanical mayhem as radio-controlled machines battle against each other and the house robots. Hosted by Craig Charles and Philippa Forrester.
(Shown last Friday) (S)
Presenter Shaun Ley considers the implications for London of recent political events.
(Regional Programme)
Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
1.35 Ski Sunday
World Cup action from the men's downhill at Wengen, Switzerland. Stefan Eberharter, a double World champion in 1991, will aim to keep the pressure on team-mate Hermann Maier.
Plus coverage of the women's super-giant slalom taking place at Altenmarkt-Zauchenese in Austria. With Hazel Irvine.
2.25 World Indoor Bowls
Live coverage from Potters Leisure Resort in Norfolk of the World championship. Last year, only six out of 16 seeds made it through their first matches, while number one seed David Gourlay was beaten in the final by Scotland's Alex Marshall.
(S)
4.45 Rugby Union
Highlights of the weekend's final round of European Cup group matches, in which only the top team in each of the six groups is guaranteed a place in the knockout stages. Llanelli have home advantage against London Wasps, Saracens play host to Colomiers, while Montferrand face Treviso.
(W)
With the 32-strong field whittled down to the last pairing, John Inverdale presents live coverage from the Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green of this year's World final.
The competitors who have reached this stage after battling through last week's 30 matches must triumph in a best-of-11-sets marathon before taking home the first prize of £44,000. With commentary from Tony Green and 1994 champion John Part.
(W)
(Subsequent programmes may run late)
Continuing the story of the speculative fever that gripped Japan in the eighties, and the crippling crash that followed.
The nineties saw the Japanese idea of a "job for life" become unsustainable. With the collapse of a system that promised security and a sense of identity, distress grew to the point that, in an event that shocked the nation, one middle-aged manager ritually disembowelled himself in the office of his boss.
(S)
Tom decides to set up his own drama school.
With former EastEnders actress Patsy Palmer.
(Shown last Friday) (S) (W)
An unusual circus comes to town fronted by the wild gypsy showman Papa Lazarou.
(Shown last Friday)
(R) (S) (W)
Romantic comedy drama.
Childhood sweethearts Joe and Olivia are about to start a life of wedded bliss when Joe is stood up at the altar. Ten years later, they meet again at another wedding: this time as best man and bridesmaid. Will first love get a second chance?
Contains strong language.
(S)
Satire showing in the Movie World season.
Businessman Benoit Blanc has nothing in common with neurotic cop Fabio Lini - except a gastric complaint. But Benoit's philandering catches up with him when a former lover takes revenge by misdiagnosing his illness and granting Fabio a reprieve.
In French with English subtitles.
Ends 1.50am
(1996, 12) ***
Films: pp 54-60
(Repeats are not indicated)
National Test Revision
2.00 Revisewise: Key Stage 2
Languages
4.00 France Inside Out: Part 2
Culture guide
Talk French: Parts 1-2
Beginners' language course.
Working with the Land
5.00 Science and Plants
Open University
6.00 A Language for Movement
(S)
6.30 Hotel Hilbert
(S)
Ends 7.00am
