Ends 9.00.
Playdays
Peggy sells bread and buns to her friends.
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7.20 Heathcliff and Marmaduke
A triple bill of animated antics.
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7.40 Blue Peter
Children's magazine.
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1) (S)

8.05 Top Cat
TC joins the space program in the hope of securing a free holiday.
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8.30 Noddy In Toyland
Kate wishes she could have a fantasy adventure in the style of Alice, the protagonist of Lewis Carroll's books.
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BBC Noddy magazine: published monthly, price £1.35, from newsagents

(Repeats are not indicated)

9.00 Cats' Eyes: People: Growing Up
(ages 5-7) (S)

9.15 Cats' Eyes: People: Senses
(ages 5-7) (S)

9.30 Words and Pictures: How Anansi Tricked Snake and Was Given Tiger's Tail
(ages 5-7) (S)

9.45 The Pocket Guide to Parenting
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Noo Noo has to tidy up when the gang have a messy day.
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Doodles is overly eager to see Jake's new comic.
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Steve Rider presents coverage of the first day's play in this year's World Match Play championship from Wentworth Golf Club in Surrey.

Twelve of the world's top golfers, including defending champion Colin Montgomerie, have assembled to battle it out for the £250,000 first prize, and even today's first-round losers will receive 150,000 - far cry from the total prize money of £16,000 which was on offer in the 1964 inaugural tournament.
Commentary is provided by Peter Alliss, Alex Hay, Ken Brown, Mike Hughesdon, Beverly Lewis, Julian Tutt, Mark Roe and Dougie Donnelly.
Coverage continues at 4pm.
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(ages 7-9) (S)

Business news.

Three single men are given a fashion overhaul. (R) (S)

From Bournemouth,
Sian Williams presents the closing stages of the Conservative Party Conference, including William Hague's speech to delegates.
With Guto Harri.
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Live coverage of the closing stages of play in the first round of this year's World Match Play championship from Wentworth, introduced by Steve Rider.

The four winners of these 36-hole matches know they still face an uphill struggle, as tomorrow's quarter-finals sees the four seeded players enter the fray - including Ernie Els, the only man to have won three successive World Match Play titles.
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Suspicions are aroused when Liz's diary, which contains detailed information on the visitors, goes missing.
(Repeated next Saturday)
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Buffy finds herself at loggerheads with her obsessive new cohabitant Kathy.
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Website: [web address removed]
Anthony Stewart Head's Kind of Day: page

Followed by: Forty Eight Preludes and Fugues
Bach's Prelude and Fugue in F minor (Book 2 No 12)
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With building-site deaths rising in number, the documentary series goes undercover to expose perils faced by workers and - highlighting the case of a man who fell to his death two years ago - asks why employers get away with providing an unsafe working environment.
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(Regional Programme: see panel on left for variations)

Continuing the series in which Benedict Allen explores the world of witch doctors, medicine men and shamans.

Allen visits northern Haiti with a mambo, or medicine woman, for the festival of Ogun the Warrior, where he is unwittingly watched by a witch doctor with a notorious reputation.
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BBC Book: The Last of the Medicine Men by Benedict Allen, price £17.99
John Peel: page 15

The motoring magazine stages a "Fuelympics" to find out which one of five low-emission cars best marries performance with environment friendliness. Jason Barlow, meanwhile, assesses the new-look Vauxhall Corsa.
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Sudden Wealth Syndrome has arrived in California's Silicon Valley, a condition afflicting Americans struggling to come to terms with recently acquired wealth. This film from the human-interest strand, the last until a new series is aired next spring, follows five newly made millionaires as they tackle the problem.
See Choice.
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September's World Bank summit in Prague saw anti-capitalist protesters again venting their spleen on the effects of globalisation. But behind hackneyed images of rioters in gas masks and balaclavas lies a movement, explored in this documentary, that has its roots in Central America's jungles.
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The day's news stories, presented by Jeremy Vine.
Including at 11.00 News headlines.
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Ian decides to run a course in photography, and attracts the interest of an amorous teenager.
(More cast on Wednesday and Friday)
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Michael Hold has 22 weeks to update the luxury caravan the Buccaneer, but must first deal with die-hard fans of the old model. Contains strong language.
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Open Science
12.30 Final Frontier
12.45 Personal Passions
1.00 Unearthing the Woodwide Web
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1.30 Background Brief: Impact - Planet Earth
1.45 What Have the Sixties Ever Done for Us?
2.00 The Science of Climate?
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2.30 Volcanoes and the Atmosphere
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3.00 The Big Picture
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Curriculum Development
3.30 Developing Global Citizens in Primary Schools

Languages
4.00 The French Experience: Parts 17-20

Webwise2000
5.00 Get Webwise: Searching the Web
5.30 Computers Still Don't Bite: Managing Your Finances

Open University

6.00 Out of the Blue?
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6.30 Natural Navigators
Ends 7.00am.