Bump finds a piece of string.
(Repeated at 1.05pm)
The gang look at their reflections in a mirror.
Cartoon.
Blue Peter
Children's magazine.
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1)
8.10 Biskitts
Cartoon fun.
Animated fun in Busytown.
(Repeats are not indicated)
9.00 Hands Up!: Animals
(ages 3-7)
with sign language.
9.15 Hands Up!: Storytime: I Want My Dinner
(ages 4-5)
with sign language.
9.25 Hotch Potch House: Underwater
(ages 3-5)
9.45 Pathways of Belief: Christianity: the Church
(ages 7-9+)
A boy digs for potatoes.
Bella and Milo refuse to talk to each other.
(Shown last Tuesday BBC1)
10.50 Numbertime: More or Less: Five More
(ages 4-6)
11.05 Le Club: Mes Amis
(ages 9-12)
11.20 Zig Zag: Tudor Life: Street - a Merchant's Story
(ages 7-9)
11.40 Look and Read: Captain Crimson: a Giant Celebration
(ages 7-9)
12.00 Shakespeare - the Animated Tales: Romeo and Juliet
(ages 9-13)
Educational programme for seven- to nine-year-olds, exploring what the streets and buildings were like 450 years ago. Show more
Consumer reports.
Cartoon capers with the affable bear.
(Shown at 7am)
Preparing satay chicken.
Comedy drama. Two wranglers dream of earning enough money to escape their lives.
Widescreen.
(1965)
Films: pp 62-68 ***
With Diana Madill.
Contact Details: phone [number removed] (calls charged at the local rate), fax [number removed] or e-mail [email address removed]
Weather
More from Goodwood, featuring the race at 3.40.
Esther Rantzen and chef Sophie Grigson meet people who eat locusts, snakes, newspapers and scarves.
Fern Britton oversees more cookery challenges.
Recipes for late summer days, including Sri Lankan curry, Thai prawns with angel-hair pasta and coconut lime cake.
Kevin McCloud's guide to lighting and Anne McKevitt's window treatments feature in this 1998 edition.
When Vecchio is imprisoned for contempt of court, Fraser sets out to secure his release.
A mysterious illness afflicts key members of the Galactica's crew.
The story concludes next week.
Estimates suggest half of Britain's 60,000 prisoners are drug users. This film follows the work of the Drug Rehabilitation Unit (DRU) in Norfolk as it uses a pioneering scheme drawing on therapy and support groups to tackle the problem of drug addiction among inmates.
(First shown on BBC East)
Website: [web address removed]; e-mail: [email address removed]
Adam Hart-Davis continues his bicycle tour of Britain with a visit to England's south coast, where he celebrates the construction of Brighton's West Pier, the work of biologist Thomas Huxley , and the invention of both the shutter telegraph system and the hovercraft.
See Choice.
Information: History 2000 line: [number removed]. Charged at national rate. BBC History Magazine: available monthly, priced £2.95 from newsagents.
Factual: Local Heroes 8.00pm BBC2
Adam Hart-Davis keeps his cycling helmet firmly planted on his head as if he has only just leapt off his bike and could at any moment leap right back on. His idiosyncratic programmes offer a delightful combination of science, history and practical demonstrations. This week he pedals along the south coast of England to tell the stories of five innovators, featuring topics from evolution to the hovercraft. Having demonstrated Christopher Cockerell's air cushion using a vacuum cleaner and two tin cans, Adam Hart-Davis comes up with his own low-tech version. But can you do any better? He is soliciting ideas for a hovercraft that can travel for just one metre under its own power. Find out more at [web address removed]. (GE)
The series analysing the housing market looks at the trials and tribulations of renovating old property, meeting a professional housebuilder who is transforming a derelict Lincolnshire flour mill into his dream home. Plus a report on private investigators who offer to check out prospective neighbours for those about to move. With Quentin Willson, Anna Ryder Richardson and Paul Higgins.
Anna Ryder Richardson's Kind of Day: page
Recalling the life of flamboyant pianist Liberace, who shot to fame in the fifties with his renditions of popular classics. Family and friends discuss his public persona and how he tried to hide his homosexuality right up to his death from an Aids-related illness in 1987. Denis Lawson narrates.
See Choice.
The series of films examining the choices available to elderly people when their independence is threatened.
Arthritis sufferers Ron and Nan Southwick face the prospect of living apart after Nan suffers a fall, while Ina Castle's hip operation casts doubts on her future with her husband George.
Further Information: call free on [number removed]. Ceefax: page 617. Website: [web address removed]
With Jeremy Paxman.
At 11.00 News headlines.
Keith Forster, Scott Foster, Owen Gunnell, Oliver Yates and Tom Hunter try to emulate Adrian Spillett, whose percussive talents won him the competition. The judges at Manchester's RNCM are Simon Carrington, Colin Currie and Julian Warburton.
The string final can be seen tomorrow at 11.20pm. Radio 3's Morning Performance, tomorrow at 11.30am, has music from the string final.
Presented by Andrew Neil.
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open University
12.30 Open Advice: Study to Succeed
1.00 Lessons from Kerala
1.30 Declining Citizenship
Secondary Schools
2.00 Music: Music File
Languages
4.00 Spain Inside Out: Part 5
Talk Spanish: Parts 1-2
Language lessons for beginners.
Count Me In
5.00 Numbers Direct
5.30 Making Maths Work
Maths skills for everyday working life.
Open University
6.00 Foretelling Fatigue Life
6.30 The Founding of the Royal Society
Ends 7.00am.
