With Jane Hill and Chris Eakin.
Timetable as Monday (S)

Funghi the Dolphin. Dipsy,
Laa-Laa, Po and Tinky Winky watch Andy Brown and some children take a boat trip to find a dolphin. (R) (S)

Steve Rider, Sue Barker and Sharron Davies introduce live swimming action from Sydney. NOTE: events may alter the following timings.
Including at 9.00 men's 200m breaststroke final; 9.45 women's 200m butterfly final;
9.55 men's 100m freestyle final, where Australian superstar Ian Thorpe will be going for gold. Commentary by Andy Jameson and Adrian Moorhouse.
Plus cycling action from the Velodrome with the men's and women's sprint finals.
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For the first of today's visits to the Liberal Democrats' conference in Bournemouth, Sian Williams is joined by foreign affairs spokesman Menzies Campbell. The live debates from the conference floor will cover education and pensions. Further coverage at
2pm. (S)

Ends 1.30.
Animated fun with Boss Bear. Today, the tale of Nutley's priceless bone. (R)

Whybird finds a toy soldier and Peggy helps to save a royal wedding. (R)

Cartoon fun.
The foolish frog forgets to hop. (R)

The latest business and consumer news.

Susan Kramer , the Liberal Democrats' candidate for
London mayor, joins Sian Williams for the second of today's visits to the party conference in Bournemouth. This afternoon's key debates will be on transport policy and organic farming. (S)

only: UK Today); Weather

Presented by John Inverdale and Steve Cram.
4.00 Basketball The women's event sees Olympic champions USA take on Russia, who they beat in the world championship final two years ago. With commentary by Jon Champion.
4.30 Tennis Highlights from the court at Sydney Olympic Park, with commentary by John Barrett and John Lloyd.
5.00 Football Garth Crooks presents the best of today's action, including highlights of Brazil v Japan.
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Another round of the elimination quiz show in which nine contestants face quick-fire, general knowledge questions to win a top prize of £10,000.
Presented by Anne Robinson.
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Queen, Michael Jackson , Abba, Rod Stewart , Blondie, the Osmonds, T Rex , Boney M , the Sex Pistols, Bay City Rollers
, the Three Degrees and Village People are among the stars of a seventies special. Hosted by Steve Wright.
Producer Mark Hagen (S) Repeated next Saturday Top of the Pops is on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC2

Heart of Stone. Kira is trapped by a crystal formation after pursuing a Maquis ship to a deserted, unstable moon - forcing Odo to confront his emotions. (R) (S)

Ainsley Harriott makes maximum flavour in minimum time. This week, perfect sushi and tempura, peanut pan-fried udon noodles and a Thai-style yellow pork curry, inspired by the cuisine of Japan and the Far East. Top chef Clive Fretwell offers a lesson in the art of sushi making, and there's a guide to the diversity of noodles. See Choice.
Director Stuart Bateup ; Series producer Sara Kozak (S) (W) BBC BOOK: AinsleyHarriott's Gourmet Express, £16.99. from retailers
AinsleyHarriott's tempura prawn and vegetable treat - Food: p39

Where the Heart Is actress Pam Ferris samples some of Oz Clarke's favourite wines and superchef Anton Mosimann is challenged to produce a family meal at 1985 prices. Antony Worrall Thompson , meanwhile, rustles up liver and bacon, and Emma Crowhurst heads for the Cotswolds to help a reluctant cook cater for a special evening in the village hall. Executive producer Tim Hincks ; Series producer Gloria Wood (S) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/foodanddrink

Sperm Wars. Death doesn't mean you can't be a father-if you're in America. Pamela Reno's son is dead, but her dream of being a grandmother lives on. Gaby Vernoff has an 18-month-old daughter by a husband who died four years ago. This documentary examines their motives and the ethics of "posthumous procreation". See Choice.
Director Min Clough ; Executive producer Lynn Alleway (S) (W)

United by a love of ska music and skinhead style, seven mates from London's Camden became the eighties' most distinctively English pop band. Led by Suggs, members of Madness reflect on their brushes with the National Front, the hits and splits, and their earth-rumbling reunion concert. Executive producer Mark Cooper ; Series producer Mike Connolly
(S) (W) BBC MUSIC: Young Guns Go for It. a double CD and cassette of eighties hits. featuring Spandau Ballet, Madness and more, is available from retailers

Analysis of the day's major news, with Jeremy Paxman.
Including at 11.00 News headlines. (S) Followed by Party Conference Broadcast By the Liberal Democrats. (S)

Floppy but Not Too Floppy. Ian is struggling with the task of taking the annual picture at Lisa's school. Then Astley offers him L20,000 to divorce Lisa and leave the village.
Written by Simon Nye : Director John Henderson ; Producer Margot Gavan Duffy Further cast and next episode tomorrow at 11.20pm (R) (S) (W)
Followed by Weatherview

Hazel Irvine and Roger Black present live equestrian action with the cross-country round of the three-day event. Good performances by European champion Pippa Funnell and Seoul silver medallist Ian Stark will keep them on course forthe final day. Ends 5.00am.