Ends 10.50.

Mr Benn
Mr Benn sails with a skull and crossbones.
(R)

7.15 Playdays
Peggy and her friends play on the streets.
(R)

7.35 The Busy World of Richard Scarry
Triple bill of animated fun.
(R)

8.00 Dastardly and Muttley
Animated airborne antics.
(R)

8.20 Blue Peter
Children's magazine.
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1)
(S) (W)

8.50 Goosebumps
Live-action drama.
Jeff Carter's father sends a mummy's tomb back home.
(R) (S)

9.10 UKool
Nigel Clarke shows how to make ethnic jewellery, plus a look at festivals in Devon.
(R) (S)

9.35 Little Bear
Adventures with the curious bear cub.
(R)

10.00 Teletubbies: Numbers: 5
A voice trumpet brings a message for Tinky Winky.
(R) (S)
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10.30 Tweenies: Cut Finger
Judy shows how best to dress a wound.
(Shown last Thursday BBC1)
(S) (W)

Disney comedy. An alien cat with special powers crash-lands on Earth and attracts the attention of the army and a gang of crooks. Racing against time, the animal calls on a scientist to repair its damaged spaceship.
(1978, U) (S)
Films: pp 60-68 ***

Business news.

Pat has an idea for Greendale's fete.
(R)

Pingu and Papa go to the kindergarten.
(R)

John's colleagues give him suggestions for a chat-up line to use on a woman in the gang's favourite cafe.
(Postponed from 9 May) (R) (S)

Adventure. Having learned of a South Sea island rich in black pearls, Rita, Dan and Bully arrive to find a hostile reception from the islanders and the pearls guarded by a giant octopus.
(1955)
Films: pp 60-68 **

(S) Weather

Mark Jeffries hosts the show in which gardeners put questions to horticultural experts.
(S)

Esther Rantzen talks to parents who have suffered postnatal depression.
(S)

Cookery challenge show.
(R) (S)
BBC Book: The Big Ready Steady Cook Book, £9.99, is available from retailers

The chef offers ideas for more bargain-priced meals.
(R) (S)

Kevin Allan has tips for alternative flooring. Andrea Maflin livens up a dull hallway.
(R) (S)

A warning makes Sisko think twice about leading an invasion fleet to Cardassia. Last in the series.
(Reruns of series three begin next week)
(S)

Willow tries to find a spell to quell her passion for Xander.
The series moves next week to Wednesday.
(Repeated tomorrow at 11.20pm) (S)

Tonight's look at aviation issues features a flight in the Fairey Swordfish - the most successful bi-plane of the First World War - plus a trip on the final journey of a classic 747 before retirement and a report on the pilots who fly single-engine light aircraft across the Atlantic.
(R) (S)

Kevin McCloud tackles the Jodrell Bank radio telescope as the designer and architectural journalist continues to scale some of Britain's highest structures. The ascent in Cheshire includes his worst moment so far - a perilous trip across a 1ft girder above a 200ft drop - before he climbs into the famous dish on top of the structure.
(S) (W)

Jeremy Clarkson presents personal views of the best stories from recent car history in this six-part series.

Clarkson, owner of a Ferrari 355, defines what qualities make up a supercar, identifies the best and worst examples of the genre and calls the supercar's future into question.
See Choice.
(S) (W)
John Peel: page 15

Six-part series following applicants as they go through the nerve-racking process of applying for their dream job.

Three candidates vie for one job as trainee chef at a new restaurant in Fulham, south-west London, run by Michelin star chef Charlie Rushton.
Contains some strong language.
See Choice.
(S) (W)

Around 20,000 people in the UK are both deaf and blind. This third Under the Sun film provides an insight into the lives of four such characters, including Adam Wood, a 12-year-old boy who has been deaf and blind since birth, and Graham Hicks, a man who lost his sight and hearing as a child, but has refused to let it restrict his activities.
See Choice.
(S) (W)

With Jeremy Paxman.
At 11.00 News headlines.
(S)

This irreverent look at Europeans on holiday reveals that the EU tourist trade provides work for 5,000 donkeys, that most bar owners in Greece are called Zorba, and that Sweden manages to sell 100 kilos of moose-dung souvenirs every year.
(S)
(The series concludes tomorrow at 12.05am)

Tonight's documentary takes a look at the various pursuits and projects four couples will be following during their twilight years.
(R) (S)

Repeats are not indicated.

Open Science
12.30 Final Frontier
1.00 Maiden Flights
1.30 Background Brief
1.45 What Have the Eighties Ever Done for Us?
2.00 Apples, Risks and Recriminations
(S)
3.00 Our Invisible Sun
(S)

Curriculum Development
3.30 Computers Don't Bite: Teachers Meeting Targets in the Secondary School

Languages
4.00 Talk Spanish: Parts 3-6

Working In Retail
5.00 Computer Skills

Open University
6.00 Environmental Solutions?
6.30 Large Scale Production
Ends 7.00am.