Presented by Louise Minchin and Chris Eakin.
Including news headlines every 15 minutes; 7.16, 7.35, 8.16 sport, plus Olympic updates live from Sydney:
7.23,7.46,8.23 business news;
7.24, 7.55, 8.25 weather, regional news and travel.
Directors Anthony Brown , Simon Buglione , ! Ted Nixon and Tim Oakley ( Editor Simon Waldman (S)
April May brings a talking parrot into the shop - which causes chaos.
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9.00 Storytime: Contrary Mary
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9.15 Words and Pictures Plus: The Dancing Hen
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9.30 Magic Key: Full Stops
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9.45 Watch: Weather: Wind
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The Teletubbies watch Alex Pascall sing Little Baby.
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When Bella is having more fun with Milo one day, Fizz is sad as she thinks that she has lost her friend.
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Sian Williams is joined by senior Labour politicians for live coverage from Brighton of the morning session from the Labour Party conference. With Guto Harri.
Further coverage at 2pm.
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Today a little girl and her father take part in a human tower in a town square in Spain.
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Sam's popcorn machine seems just the ticket for going to the pictures.
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A look at holiday destinations for kids, including Burgh Island off the south coast of Devon, Eurodisney and Cyprus.
Weekday roundup of business and consumer news.
Further live coverage from the Labour Party conference in Brighton, with Sian Williams and Guto Harri.
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(Digital only: UK Today); Weather
John Inverdale and Clare Balding introduce further coverage from Sydney, Australia.
Note: events may alter timings.
4.00 Tennis
A roundup of the day's tennis action. The women's singles and men's doubles tournaments have reached the semi-final stage, and the men's singles and the women's doubles the quarter-finals.
Commentary is by John Barrett, David Mercer and John Lloyd.
4.25 Table Tennis
Action from the men's final. Dougie Donnelly and Donald Parker commentate.
4.45 Basketball
Today's basketball events include America v France, Italy v China and host team Australia v Spain.
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Website: [web address removed]
Weekday elimination quiz, with Anne Robinson.
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Marge seeks advice from a psychiatrist about her fear of flying.
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(A Simpsons double bill can be seen on Friday at 6pm)
Will is invited to a basketball game with a pregnant sports writer, who then goes into labour in the car park.
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The three-part story concludes as the newlyweds are turned into statues.
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Jeremy Paxman hosts as University College London and New College, Oxford, compete for a place in the second round.
(Another edition can be seen tomorrow at 8pm)
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Delia Smith continues her back-to-basics cookery guide with a lesson on how to prepare perfect vegetables.
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BBC Book: Delia's How to Cook - Book Two available from bookshops
Victor Lewis-Smith continues his irreverent look at archive television and cinema commercials. Tonight his subject is holidays abroad.
Contains some strong language.
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Comedy starring Kathy Burke and James Dreyfus.
Tom decides to set up his own drama school when he can't get any acting work. But who will be his first pupil? Linda has an idea when her sister Sugar turns up boasting about her West End theatre debut.
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With Kirsty Wark. Including at 11.00 News headlines.
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Eighth in a ten-part drama set in Glasgow's high-octane club scene. Stella helps Lex to overcome her problems, and Sandra tells Ryan of her astonishing discovery about Jack. Contains strong language.
(Repeated on Friday at 12.50am)
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Jerry buys his parents' old car.
(A Seinfeld double bill can be seen tomorrow at 11.50pm)
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Followed by Weatherview
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Open University
12.30 Changes in Rural Society: Piedmont and Sicily
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1.30 Nature Display'd
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Secondary Schools
2.00 Science in Action
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Languages
4.00 France Inside Out; Talk French: Parts 3-4
Working in the Community
5.00 Managing People
Ends 6am.
