Presented by Chris Eakin and Jane Hill.
Timetable as Monday (S)
The kids break a cuckoo clock which has been bought by Miss Von Pickles. (R)
Repeats are not indicated.
9.00 Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7) People: BodyParts (S) 1815312 9.15 Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7) People:
Faces (S) 94513939.30 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7) My Cat
Likes to Hide in Boxes (S)
9.45 Come Outside (ages 4-5) Stones
Ends 10.50. Bell Ringing. The
Teletubbies make a lovely, mixed-up song. (R) (S)
Mouse. Doodles discovers a mouse in the playroom.
(R) (S) (W)
Satirical comedy, second of this week's two films directed by and starring
Charles Chaplin. Following a peasant revolt in his tiny kingdom, an impoverished king moves to fifties New York. Though he is quickly besieged by title-seeking benefactors, he must struggle to find his way in a city buzzing with modernity and haunted by the spectre of communism.
(1957, U) (BW) (S) Films: pp 62-67 ***
Louie Meets the Folks. Louie drags Alex along for a meeting with Zena's parents.
(R) (S)
Ends 1.30.
Nifty takes to the skies after rescuing a balloon. (R)
Peggy Patch, Teresa and friends discover that the hens in Chicken Village in Callow Hill, Worcestershire all have their own houses. (R)
Animated antics. (R)
All the latest business and consumer developments.
Full live coverage of the Labour Party conference on the final day. With Sian Williams and Guto Harri. (S) WEBSiTE: www.bbc.co.uk/news
only: UK Today); Weather
Presented by John Inverdale.
NOTE: events may alter timings.
4.00 Volleyball The semi-final stage of the women's contest. Commentary by Matt Chilton.
4.20 Football The women's game takes centre stage this afternoon with the coverage of the women's football final. The USA are favourites to win in this competition, having lifted the World Cup since winning the inaugural Olympic title in 1996. Jon Champion and Garth Crooks commentate on the action.
(S) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/olympics BBC BOOK: The BBC Guide to the Olympics 2000. price £5.99
Leaving Normal. Liz pleads with Max to use his powers to save her ailing grandmother.
Repeated next Saturday (S)
The Freshman. Buffy is not enjoying college, particularly when a vampire girl makes her presence painfully obvious. Repeated tomorrow 11.20pm (S) (W)
Capitol Hill. Paul Hill , one of the Guildford Four, was cleared by the courts and received an apology from the Prime Minister Tony Blair in June. But there are still those who dispute his innocence. Tonight, Hill comes face to face with a man who insists he murdered his brother.
Producer Tony Curry (S) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/homeground
A new eight-part series in which intrepid traveller and adventurer Benedict Allen journeys across the globe to examine the mysterious world of witch doctors, medicine men and shaman. Allen begins his quest in New York where he attempts to demystify the religion of voodoo. See Choice. Series producer Salim Salam ; Executive producer Bob Long
(S) (W) BBC PRODUCTS: book, The Last of the Medicine Men by Benedict Allen , price £17.99. available from retailers; a CD featuring music from the series will be released on 23 October
Tiff Needell looks at British sports cars, while
Vicki Butler-Henderson reaches for the convertible hood in some upmarket machines from Mercedes, Saab and BMW. Producer John Wilcox : Series producer Richard Pearson (S) (W)
Last in the series about the Special Operations Executive. This week a look at the SOE's finest hour - the Second
World War operation to prevent German reinforcements reaching Normandy in the run-up to D-Day. See Choice.
Director Jonathan Hacker: Series producer David Darlow (S) (Wl BBC BOOK: Secret Agent, available in hardback, price £16.99
Concluding the story of one of Britain's first "superheads". As term end approaches, things are increasingly tough for Torsten Friedag at his London school, with discipline problems, low morale and teachers threatening to quit.
Director Simon Dickson : Executive producer Robert Thirkell (S) (W)
The day's news stories, presented by Jeremy Vine. Including at 11.00 News headlines.
(S)
Sausage Balloon Bum. Ian gets into trouble when he hits an unpleasant and uncooperative 11-year-old boy.
Further cast on Wednesday (R) (S) (W)
As Jews prepare to celebrate the Jewish New Year, Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks considers if one can really be honest and fair to succeed in the modern market.
Executive producer David Coomes : Producer John Kirby (S) (W)
Followed by Weatherview
Nikolai Demidenko plays Bach's Prelude and Fugue in D
(Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 2 No 5).
Director Peter Mumford : Producer Fiona Morris (S) (W)
Repeats are not indicated.
Open Science 12.30 Landfill forthe New Millennium (S)
1.00 Rocky Shores: Life on the Edge (S) 59829 1.30
Background Brief: Superbugs on the March 3524962 1.45 What Have the Nineties Ever Done for Us? 1769707 2.00 Open Advice: Surviving the Exam (S) 80320 2.30 The World's Best Athlete? (S) 10955 3.00 Energy through the Window (S)
Curriculum Development 3.30 Citizenship: Across and Beyond Languages 4.00 France Inside Out: Toulouse and Paris Working In the Community 5.00 Contracts and Funding. Ends
6.00am.
