Playdays
Peggy has to get Daisy ready for the big show.
(R)

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

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

8.10 Taz-mania
Taz learns about life from his father.
(R)

8.30 Moomin
Moomin and Snufkin make an important find.

8.55 Gadget Boy
Spidra visits Dabble's mother.

9.25 Harry and the Hendersons
Harry turns the Hendersons' home into an animal sanctuary.
(R) (S)

9.50 Polka Dot Shorts
Adventures with Polkaroo and pals.
(R)

10.00 Teletubbies
Going Up and Going Down. Laa-Laa and Dipsy play on a hill.
(R) (S)

10.30 Tweenies: Autumn
Fizz frets when leaves fall.
(R) (S) (W)

10.50 Pingu
The lovable little penguin celebrates his birthday.
(R)

The last in the animated series showing this week.
A herd of migrating "Long Necks" arrive in the Great Valley telling of great changes happening outside.
(1996, U) (S)
Films: pp 54-61 **

Alex fixes Elaine up with a self-confessed loser. (R) (S)

Financial news.
Ceefax: page 238

Grunthal Mee the gnome tells more tales.
(R)

Concluding the short season of medical dramas. A dedicated nurse takes the blame for the negligence of her sister and is forced to take a menial post in another hospital.
Director George Stevens (1940)
(BW) (S) Films: pp 54-61 ***

Live coverage from the Commons of Prime Minister's Questions.
Series editor Jon Williams (S) CONTACT DETAILS: see Tuesday

Weather

Alan Titchmarsh continues to renovate his Hampshire garden, while Stephen Lacey visits New York's Central Park. (R) (S) (W)

Past champions Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson and 88-year-old Sam Snead are among those competing in a special curtain-raiser to tomorrow's 129th Open championship. This one-off competition covers the 1st, 2nd, 17th and 18th holes of the Old Course at St Andrews. Coverage of the Open begins tomorrow at 9.30am.
(S)
Website: [web address removed]

TheZeppo. Buffy battles demons intent on reopening the Hellmouth, but Xander is worried about his role in the slayer's circle. Will his new car help to save the day?
Repeated on Friday at 11.20pm (S)

The first in a new six-part series in which Sophie Grigson visits Mediterranean locations, with different groups of holidaymakers, in order to explore the culinary traditions and specialities of the region. On their return they then attempt to re-create some of the dishes. Today, Grigson joins three friends on Italy's the Amalfi coast. See Choice. Director Nicola Silk ; Series producer Mary Clyne (S) (W) BBC BOOK: Sophie Grigson 's Sunshine Food, price f,20, from retailers

Lowri Turner presents a new six-part series of the lifestyle magazine which combines new items with the best from past programmes. This edition is dedicated to celebrity style and includes Dawn French explaining how to look gorgeous no matterwhat your size.
Editor Franny Moyle (S)

Beginning a new six-part series in which Lowri Turner takes a witty look at the changing status of women in society by examining some key feminine icons.
Fly Me. Tonight Turner considers whether female cabin crew represent progressive womanhood or are a throw-back to an age of female submissiveness. See Choice.
Director Sarah Wason : Series producer Nadia Haggar (S) (W)

Rerun of the comedy starting Kathy Burke and James Dreyfus.

Linda and Tom awake to find a half-naked man in their flat.
(R) (S) (W)

John Sergeant, then the BBC's chief political correspondent, joins presenter Paul Merton in this repeated edition of the series that debates whether to consign celebrities' pet hates into Orwellian oblivion. Sergeant sets his sights on shrink-wrapping and over-attentive waiters, and reveals why he loathes shopping for shoes.
(Postponed from Wednesday 28 June) (R) (S) (W)

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

Michael Dobbs presents extended highlights of Prime Minister's Question Time.

Repeats are not indicated.

Open University
12.30 New York: Making Connections - a look at the world's best-connected city. (S) 92846
1.00 My Favourite Things - what do the contents of our living rooms reveal about us? (S) 66594
1.30 The Clinical Psychologist - a patient and his family cope with the aftermath of a brain tumour. (S)

Teenagers and Families
2.00 Living with Teenagers 4 - drink, drugs, bullies and young offenders are examined.

Languages
4.00 Talk Spanish (parts 3-6) -the short, practical language guide for beginners continues.

Working In Hospitality
5.00 Health and Safety - how to ensure the best conditions for customers.

Open University
6.00 Controlling Carnival Crowds? - exploring the psychology of crowd behaviour at London's Notting Hill Carnival.

Ends 7.00am. (S)