Adventures with the clumsy little penguin.
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An extended edition of pre-school fun.
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Animated animal antics.
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More mischief with the rebellious boy.
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Comedy-drama about a girl who finds a life-altering opal.
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Lena is allowed to stay on the ORCA.
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Mum and Dad disgrace themselves in a restaurant.
(Cast and next episode on Wednesday at 4.35pm on BBC1) (R) (S) (W)
Continuing the animated series. Nick and Sh'lainn are sent to the Himalayas to find a missing team of mountain climbers.
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Animated series based on the Peanuts strip. Lucy and Charlie drink through straws. (R)
Docu-drama in in which young people enact simulated youth-court trials.
This week a 15-year-old girl is accused of handling stolen mobile phones.
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Another bout of mechanical warfare as 101, Shadow of Napalm, Major Tom and Dominator 2 do battle for a place in the semi-finals.
Shown last Friday (S)
Josie d'Arby, Vernon Kay , Joe Mace and Lisa Rogers present the live show which delves into the world of pop. Catching music artists performing for Top of the Pops and chatting to them backstage, the team also reports on the week's hottest music news. Viewers can e-mail the show with questions for the stars at: totpplus@bbc.co.uk
Producer Jeremy Davies : Series producer Gary August (S) (W) TOTP 2 is on Wednesday at 6pm
Shaun Ley presents a new-look politics programme for the capital, which today includes mayor Ken Livingstone being quizzed by Londoners. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by John Inverdale.
1.35, 2.45 Rugby League World Cup Scotland v New Zealand Maoris Live coverage from Glasgow of Scotland's first ever Rugby League World Cup match (kickoff 3pm). Although
Scotland, like the Maoris, have no history in this competition, several Scottish players have represented Great Britain in previous World Cups. Jon Champion and Joe Lydon commentate. Plus, highlights of yesterday's game between England and Australia.
2.00 Rallying Highlights of the San Remo Rally in Italy, the 12th of 14 races in this season's World Rally championship. Mark James and Tiff Needell commentate. Repeated on Tuesday at 1.30pm
2.30, 4.45 World Cycling Action from the final day of the World Track championships at
Manchester Velodrome. Hugh Porter commentates.
5.00 Rugby Union Highlights from round four of the European Cup, including Leicester v Pontypridd. (W)
Continuing the wildlife strand. Ends 6.40. Series producer Paul Appleby : Editor Fiona Pitcher WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/nature
Wildlife Showcase Tough at the Top. A visit to the high Austrian alps which are a paradise for a variety of birds, including golden eagles and speckled nutcrackers. Michael Schlamberger captures the drama of bird life during the changing seasons, from winter avalanches through to the autumn's big freeze. Narrated by Tim Pigott-Smith .
Series producer Paul Appleby (R) (S) (W)
Concluding the series looking at the polar bear population of the Canadian town of Churchill. Producers Lucy D'Auvergne and Joe Kennedy ; Series producer Paul Appleby (S) (W)
The Tigers' Fortress. Over 25 years after his first visit, Valmik Thapar , presenter of the BBC series Land of the Tiger, returns to India's Ranthambhore
National Park in Rajasthan to see how the big cats are faring after being brought back from the brink of extinction. Producer Mike Birkhead ; Series editor Neil Nightingale (S) (W)
Clare Balding rounds up the Sydney action with coverage of the goalball and wheelchair rugby competitions, before a fireworks extravaganza draws the llth Paralympiad to a close. Executive producer Brian Venner ; Editor Gary Imlach (S)
The weekly cultural strand. Ends 9.00.
Aaron Copland - American Composer A portrait of the most celebrated of American composers in the centenary of his birth, combining specially filmed performances of some of his greatest works, including The Fanfare for the Common Man and Appalachian Spring, with rare archive footage and tributes from associates.
Producers David Thompson and John Walker (W) The Heiress, featuring music by Aaron Copland , is tomorrow at 1.30pm
Mark Lawson is joined by social commentator Gore Vidal, novelist Andrew O'Hagan and feminist writer Germaine Greer to discuss the week's cultural highlights, including the Turner Prize shortlist and the latest Curtis Hanson film, Wonder Boys, starring Michael Douglas.
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Drama starring Tom Cruise. Fired with enthusiasm, young Ron Kovic volunteers for the Vietnam War only to be wounded in battle. Paralysed from the chest down, he returns to an America vastly different from the one he left and attempts to heal his mental and physical wounds. Widescreen.
Director Oliver Stone (1989, 18) (S) (W)
Films: pp 74-77 *****
Spice Girl Melanie C, singer Paul Young, comedian Sean Lock and presenter Dermot O'Leary join Mark Lamarr, Sean Hughes and Phill Jupitus for the light-hearted pop quiz.
(Shown last Friday) (S) (W)
More irreverent chat as host Jeremy Clarkson is joined by the Leader of the Conservative Party William Hague.
Shown last Thursday (S) (W)
The Movie World season continues with this comedy drama - film-maker Nanni Moretti's semi-fictional follow up to Caro Diario, in which he muses on politics, movies and the birth of his son. In Italian with English subtitles.
(Widescreen)
Ends 1.30am.
(1998,15)
Films: pp 74-77 **
(Repeats are not indicated)
Secondary Schools
2.00 Hallo aus Berlin
Languages
4.00 The French Experience 2: Parts 1-4)
Working in IT
5.00 The Guide
Open University
6.00 Global Tourism
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6.30 Berlin - Unemployment and the Family
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Ends 7.00am.
