(Repeats are not indicated)
6.05 Open Advice Time for You
6.30 The Passion for Distinctiveness
7.00 La Bonn Formule
Revealing how science tries to see beyond the third dimension.
The science of collisions - from car crashes to atom smashes.
A revolutionary view of astronomy in the ancient world. (W)
A series of French animations for young learners. (R)
Ends 11.05.
Fun and games with the little penguin and his family.
(R)
Animated fantasy adventures.
(R)
Last in the comedy run about a ten-year-old genius.
Live-action drama.
The hunt for Mera leads the gang to a mysterious institute.
(R) (S)
Cartoon characters conduct the first part of a guided tour of Chinese history.
Live-action series about a teenage alien who is stranded on Earth.
Ned gets a new pet. Last in the series.
The Liverpool and England striker passes on his expertise in the art of ball control.
(R) (S)
An intimate portrait of the pop star as he records his second album and goes on tour. (R) (S)
Music show, including interviews with hip-hop guru Dr Dre and garage star Craig David.
(R) (S) (W)
Uncle Phil's mother Hattie comes to visit.
(R) (S)
(Another episode is on Monday at 6.20pm)
In a special programme live from London's Oxo Tower, Shaun Ley and guests analyse Thursday's mayoral election results.
(Regional programme)
With John Inverdale in Reading.
1.35 Basketball
From Wembley Arena, the final of the Conference play-offs as Manchester take on Birmingham.
2.10, 4.45 Three-Day Eventing
Highlights from the Badminton Horse Trials of the cross-country section, followed by action from the show-jumping finale.
2.40 Rugby Union: Northampton v Llanelli
Live coverage from the Madjeski stadium in Reading (kickoff at 3pm) of the second semi-final in the European Cup.
2.40-4.45 (non PDC)
5.15 Motorsport Action from Thruxton of rounds five and six in the British Touring Car title race, with commentary from Charlie Cox and John Watson.
6.05 News Roundup
(W)
All around the world, the internet is posing a serious threat to the future of the music industry. In an age when anything from Mozart to Madonna can be downloaded for free from a myriad of websites, the record companies are having to find new ways to persuade their most important target market - young people - to start paying for music once again. Michael Robinson reports.
(S)
(As The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change)
An alien species mistakes Paris's holographic programme for a threat from a real enemy.
(Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is on Wednesday at 6.45pm) (S)
The weekly arts strand.
(Ends 9pm)
Review Mark Lawson is joined by feminist Germaine Greer, US writer Bonnie Greer and novelist Ian Rankin to discuss the week's cultural highlights, including Anil's Ghost, Michael Ondaatje's first novel since The English Patient, and the new e-commerce satire Boiler Room.
(S) (W)
8.00 Tate Modern: Moving Stories
Continuing the series that explores the stories behind the art in the new Tate Modern gallery.
Since January this year, thousands of 20th-century art works have been taken out of storage and the original Tate gallery to be displayed in the Tate Modern. Many popular and iconic pieces - including Picasso's Weeping Woman - are among those on the move.
How such pieces came to be in the collection is the focus of tonight's film, with contributions from Norman Reid, critic George Melly, writer David Sylvester, private collector Antony Penrose and artist Cornelia Parker.
(S) (W)
Experts choose their favourite exhibits: Know How: page 38
With MP Peter Kilfoyle and ex-newsreader Angela Rippon.
(Shown last Friday) (S)
A chance to see a compilation of sketches from the four original series of the satirical show, starring Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Griff Rhys Jones and Mel Smith.
(R) (S)
The English National Opera's acclaimed production of Mark-Anthony Turnage's tale of the tragic effect of the First World War on a close-knit Dublin community.
Conducted by Paul Daniel and adapted by librettist Amanda Holden from the play by Sean O'Casey.
In the interval, host Stephanie Hughes discusses the gestation of the piece with many of the artists involved.
See Choice.
(S) (W)
Comedy drama starring Joe Pesci and Christian Slater.
Aspiring Hollywood actor Jimmy Alto is having little luck securing work in his chosen profession. Reaching boiling point when his car radio is stolen, Jimmy decides to turn vigilante with his simple-minded friend William. He adopts the persona of "Jericho", and soon catches the attention of the media as well as the police.
Ends 1.50am.
(1994, 15) **
(S)
Films: pp 54-59
(Repeats are not indicated)
Exam Revision
2.00 GCSE Bitesize: English: Part 2
(S)
Languages
4.00 France Inside Out: Parts 1-2
Count Me In
5.00 Dynamo Maths for Parents
Open University
6.00 Animated English: the Creature Comforts Story
6.30 Play and the Social World.
(S)
Ends 7am.
