Ends 11.15am
Adventures with the clumsy little penguin. (R)
An extended edition of pre-school fun. (R) (S)
Animated animal antics. (R) (S)
More mischief with the rebellious boy. (R) (S)
Comedy-drama about a girl who finds a life-altering opal. (S)
The children continue their quest to find the synchronium. (R) (S)
Another chance to see the first two episodes of the new drama about two children who take charge when their mum and dad regress to childhood. Part 2 follows. (R) (S) (W)
Mum's pupils and Dad's patients witness their childlike ways. Cast and next episode on Wednesday at
4.35pm on BBC1 (R) (S) (W)
Animated series based on the Peanuts strip. (R)
New six-part series of the children's docu-drama in which young people enact simulated youth court trials.
Harassment. A 15-year-old faces a charge of harassing his former girlfriend. See Choice. (S)
Craig Charles and Julia Reed present another round of battles between home-made, remote-controlled fighting machines.
Shown last Friday (S)
Josie d'Arby, Vernon Kay, Joe Mace and Lisa Rogers present a new live show which delves deep inside the world of pop music and entertainment.
Today, there's an exclusive Blur interview, a live performance by Samantha Mumba of her latest song Body II Body, plus news of the TOTP all-time Top 40. (S)
Introduced by Steve Rider.
1.00 Golf Live coverage of the World Match Play championship final from Wentworth. Scotland's Colin Montgomerie will be aiming to continue his dominance over this beautiful Surrey course which has seen him win four of his last five tournaments here. Commentary is by Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Ken Brown ,
Beverly Lewis , Mike Hughesdon , Dougie Donnelly and Julian Tutt.
Following the end of the golf: Rallying Mark James and Tiff Needell provide commentary on the action from round 11 of the World Rally championship from Corsica. British duo
Richard Burns and Colin McRae continue to battle it out with Finland's Marcus Gronholm , while the twisting French island roads will pose a stern test.
Highlights tomorrow at 1.30pm
Then Rugby Union Highlights from the Recreation Ground of Bath's opening European Cup pool four match against Castres. Bath won this tournament in 1998 but will face tough opposition from the French league winners Castres. Commentary from Eddie Butler. Executive editor Dave Gordon
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A new autumn season for the wildlife strand. Ends 6.45.
Series producer Paul Appleby ; Wild editor Fiona Pitcher WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/nature
The Tale of the Big Bad Fox David Attenborough reveals the mysteries of the rural fox and how it survives alongside the rabbit, on which it depends for food.
Producer Mike Beynon (R) (S)
Beginning a four-part look at the work of "Bear Sheriff" Wayde Roberts who strives to keep polar bears and tourists apart in the Canadian town of Churchill. Producer Lucy D'Auvergne; Series producer Paul Appleby (S) (W)
Otters in the Stream of Life. A year in the life of a mother otter and her young cubs as they struggle to survive the wild storms of a typical Scottish winter. Narrated by Sally Magnusson. See Choice.
Producers John and Mary-Lou Aitchison ; Series editor Neil Nightingale
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This film follows a family of otters living on the west coast of Scotland. They use their intelligence and experience to adapt to life in the sea. Show more
Persistence of Vision. Janeway is prescribed a session in the holosuite for over work, but problems occur.
The original Star Trek series continues Tuesday at 6.50pm (R) (S)
Mark Lawson , feminist writer Germaine Greer and ballet dancer Deborah Bull discuss the week's cultural highlights, including the new British film The House of Mirth, which stars X-Files actress Gillian Anderson , and next week's announcement of the Booker Prize shortlist.
Series producer Mark Bell (S)
Pop quiz with guests Spice Girl Melanie B, Jo Brand , Sally James and Josh Doyle of the Dum Dums.
Shown last Friday (S) (W)
Parade. After helping police with their enquiries, Richie meets an old comrade. Ch Insp GrobbelaarAndy de la Tour
(R) (S) Bottom is back on Friday at 9pm
Period romantic comedy starring Richard E Grant and Helena Bonham Carter. When a successful copywriter abandons his career to become a poet, it's up to his long-suffering girlfriend to try to keep their relationship on the rails.
Director Robert Bierman (1997, PG) (S) Films: pp 78-85 ***
The Movie World season continues with a biographical drama, starring Michel Serrault and Valentina Cervi. Rome, 1610: precocious artist's daughter Artemisia takes a famous painter as her lover after being forbidden by the church from following in her father's footsteps. In
French and Italian with English subtitles. Ends 1.05am.
Director Agnes Merlet (1997, 18) (W) Films: pp 78-85 ***
Repeats are not indicated.
Secondary Schools 2.00 PSHE: Scene Job Bank (S) Languages 4.00 Suenos World Spanish (parts 1-4)
Webwlse 2000 5.00 Get Webwise News on the Net (W)
5.30 Computers Still Don't Bite Creating a Newsletter (W) Open University 6.00 Bangkok A City Speaks (S) 60354 6.30 Putting Training to Work Ends 7.00am. (S)
