Ends 9.00.

Angelmouse
Angelmouse is told to collect an urgent parcel.
(Repeated 1pm)
(R)

7.05 Pingu
The clumsy penguin goes curling.
(Repeated 1.05pm)
(R)

7.10 Playdays
It's bell-ringing day at the Patch Stop.
(R)

7.30 Smurfs' Adventures
Animated azure-tinged adventures.
(R)

7.50 Blue Peter
Including a look at the night sky with Anton Vamplew.
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1)
(S) (W)

8.20 The All-New Popeye Show
A triple bill of animated antics with the spinach-guzzling sailor.
(R)

8.40 Polka Dot Shorts
Polkaroo asks his friends to help him make a film, but Bibble feels mischievous.
(R)

8.50 Brum
The animated automobile takes a trip to the seaside.
(R)

(Repeats are not indicated)

9.00 Cats' Eyes: Light and Sound: Sound
(ages 5-7) (S)

9.15 Cats' Eyes: Light and Sound: Music
(ages 5-7) (S)

9.30 Words and Pictures: Spaghetti for Suzy
(ages 5-7) (S)

9.45 The Pocket-Size Guide to Parenting
(S) (W)

Tinky Winky's dance on the roof of Home Hill wakes the other Teletubbies.
(R) (S)

Max's ferry trip to Jersey comes a cropper when his car breaks down.
(R) (S) (W)

Dougie Donnelly introduces live coverage of the first day's play in the world championship from Valderrama in Spain. Defending champion Tiger Woods has enjoyed a phenomenally successful year, winning nine tournaments including three majors. Among a top-class field, he is the favourite to carry off his tenth title and pick up the winners' cheque for $1m.

Commentary is by Peter Alliss, Alex Hay, Ken Brown, Denis Hutchinson and Julian Tutt.

A roundup of the latest business and consumer news.

(Shown 7am)

(Shown 7.05am)

Further live coverage of the world championship from Valderrama in Spain.

Diana Madill offers a chance for viewers to quiz MPs.
(S)
(Contact Details: see Tuesday)

(S) (W)

Dougie Donnelly introduces the day's last visit to Valderrama.

Esther Rantzen's debate show focuses on whether children are better educated at home or in school.
(R) (S)

Another round of the beat-the-clock cookery contest.
(R) (S)

Elimination quiz show hosted by Anne Robinson.
(S) (W)

A freak December heatwave sparks romance as Michael's relationship with Maria intensifies.
(S)

Oz is unable to control his attraction to a mysterious singer who has recently arrived in Sunnydale.
(Repeated tomorrow at 12.10am)
(S) (W)
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Spending on domestic staff in London has quadrupled in the last ten years. This documentary takes a close-up look at the relationships that have developed between domestics and their employers.
(S)
(Regional Programme: see panel on left for variations)

Dibnah visits all manner of religious sites, starting in Preston - which boasts the tallest steeple in Britain - and taking in York Minster, a Saxon church in Durham, and St Paul's Cathedral in London.
(R) (S) (W)
BBC Book: paperback, price £11.99, available from retailers

Tiff Needell joins the Ferrari Formula One team in Italy as they celebrate their first victory in 21 years. Meanwhile Jason Barlow test-drives the new Lexus LS 430, and Vicki Butler-Henderson takes the wheel of Ibiza's Cupra R model.
(S) (W)
BBC Top Gear Magazine: price £3.50, available monthly from newsagents

This summer a small team of archaeologists set about the excavation of Zeugma, a beautifully preserved city which had been buried under eastern Turkey for almost 1,000 years. With a hydroelectric dam soon to be built on the Euphrates, they faced a mammoth struggle against time to save some of the Roman Empire's most stunning treasures.
See Choice.
(S) (W)

People who look after cats reveal the tricks of their trade.
(R) (S)

Pugnacious ex-Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson shares his politically incorrect outlook on life with fellow motoring enthusiast, ex-Formula One racing driver Damon Hill.
(S) (W)

Analysis and discussion of the day's news stories, presented by Jeremy Vine.
(S) (W)

In the last of the series, Superhuman presenter Professor Robert Winston, comedy writer and GP Phil Hammond, and author and broadcaster Muriel Gray discuss with Ruby Wax the possibility of eternal youth.
(S) (W)

The day at Westminster.

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open Science
12.30 Rough Science
1.00 Hack the Planet
(S)
1.30 Final Frontier
(W)
1.45 What Have the Seventies Ever Done for Us?
2.00 Hidden Visions
(S)
2.30 Food: Whose Choice Is It Anyway?
(S)
3.00 Stress
(S)

Curriculum Development
3.30 Numeracy in Action

Languages
4.00 Espana Viva!: Parts 14 and 15; Famously Fluent
(S)

Working in IT
5.00 The Future

Open University
6.00 Environmental Solutions
(S)
6.30 The Chemistry of Power
(S)

Ends 7.00am.