Ends 10.55.

Playdays
Poppy learns about left and right. (R)

7.20 Snorks
Animated antics with the ocean-floor community. (R)

7.45 It'll Never Work
Odd inventions.
Shown Tuesday 5.10pm BBC1 (S)

8.10 The Puppy's Further Adventures
Petey and Tommy travel the country with flying puppy Glyder. (R)

8.35 Moomin
Moomin and friends catch a big fish.

8.55 Gadget Boy
Spidra plots to steal dragons from China. (R)

9.25 Harry and the Hendersons
The Henderson family silver starts to go missing. (R) (S)

9.50 Polka Dot Shorts
Bear builds a robot to help with chores.

10.00 Teletubbies
Badgers. The gang watch badgers. (R) (S)

10.30 Tweenies: Flying
Milo and Jake disrupt Fizz and Bella's teddy-bears' picnic. (R) (S) (W)

10.50 Pingu
Claymation adventures with the lovable penguin. (R)

The season of animated adventures continues with this classic story, set to
Tchaikovsky's music and featuring the voices of Peter O'Toole and Kiefer Sutherland.
At Christmas, 11-year-old Clara is told the story of how a young clockmaker's assistant is transformed under a curse into a nutcracker. At night, Clara discovers that all the toy soldiers and the nutcracker come alive.
Director Paul Schibli (1990, U) (S) We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story continues the season tomorrow at Ham
Films: pp 46-51

A Full House for Christmas
Goodwill is in short supply when Louie and his brother play poker With Alex. (R) (S)

Financial news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Ceefax: page 238

Ends 1.10. Animated antics with the little truck drivers. (R)

Fun with fairy folk. (R)

Steve Rider introduces the first rou nd of the Standard Life Loch
Lomond, the traditional curtain-raiser to the Open. Defending champion Colin Montgomerie heads a field which includes
1998 winner Lee Westwood ,
Open champion Paul Lawrie and current leader of the European order of merit Darren Clarke. The American challenge is led by champion Tom Lehman and US Open runner-up Ernie Els. Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Ken Brown , Jerry Pate , Julian Tutt ,
Mike Hughesdon , Beverly Lewis and Dougie Donnelly commentate. Coverage continues on BBC1.
Director Paul Davies ; Executive producer Barbara Slater (W)
Golf Sites - Webwatch: page 30

Live coverage from the Commons of Prime Minister's Questions. Series editor Jon Williams
Contact details on Tuesday (S)

Continued coverage. (W)

The classic space adventure series continues its rerun, starring William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy.

Two Kirks - one weak, one wicked - stalk the Enterprise after the captain is split in two by a transporter malfunction.
(R) (S)
(A double bill of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine begins tomorrow at 6pm)

Helpless. Buffy's birthday looms - as does a particularly violent vampire. Has the slayer met her match?
Repeated on Friday at 12.10am (S)

The House That Dick Built. Vicky wants a baby, Sally wants to leave home and Tommy has something to prove. Can Dick get the mission back on course? (S)

Three more hopefuls get the chance of a lifetime in the last of the current series. Working with Club Med sounds like fun in the sun, but only one of the three will have what it takes to land the job and stay in the Bahamas.
Director/Producer Southan Morris; Executive producer David Young
(S) (W)

Another chance to see the series, first shown last year, in which Changing Rooms star Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen is challenged to make more decorating dreams come true. The Ritz. Llewelyn-Bowen and the owner of a London flat disagree over how to re-create the look of the famous hotel. Producer Casper Peacock ; Executive producer Linda Clifford (R) (S)

Comedian-turned-television presenter Julian Clary tells his Sticky Moments co-writer Paul Merton why he would like to see boats, spitting, the countryside and the left-hand side of his face consigned to Orwellian oblivion. Director Phil Chilvers ; Producer TobyStevens (R) (S) (W)

Underneath the highways and office blocks of St Louis, in the heart of North America, lie the remains of a much earlier, Native American metropolis known as Cahokia. This film, showing as part of the occasional Ancient
Voices series, traces the story of this once great city of earth mounds which, 1,000 years ago, was bigger than London or Rome. See Choice.
Executive producer Richard Denton ; Producer Liz Gray (S) (W) ILLUSTRATED TRANSCRIPT: available by sending a cheque for £3.95, payable to BSS. to: [address removed]

The English Passeggiata. A documentary examining what might become of the Italian evening stroll in England.
Directors Max Jourdan and James Nutt ; Producer Tim Carter (S) (W) Another 10x10: New Directors can be seen tomorrow at 10.20pm

Analysis of the day's major news developments at home and abroad, presented by Jeremy Vine. Including, at
11.00, News headlines. (S)

Highlights of Prime Minister's Question Time from the House of Commons.

Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Family Ties: the Story of Adeline Men Yah - from unwanted daughter in forties Shanghai todoctor who recently published her memoirs, Falling Leaves. (S) 78690 1.00 Powers of the President Bureaucracy. Court and Media How four former presidents view US political figures. (S)
Teenagers and Families 2.00 Living with Teenagers 4 - a look at teenage stress and exams.
Languages 4.00 Talk French (parts 3-6)
Working In Hospitality 5.00 Number and Communication Skills - advice and tips on two essential workplace skills. Open University 6.00 Modelling in the Long Term (S)
19435 6.30 Who Belongs to Glasgow Ends 7.00am. (S)