Ends 9.00

Poddington Peas
Dough-Pea loses his way and is taken prisoner.
(Repeated at 1.05pm)
(R)

7.05 Playdays
Chris, Peggy and Why visit a model village.
(R)

7.25 Smurfs' Adventures
Fun with the mushroom-dwelling folk.
(R)

7.50 Blue Peter
Simon Thomas sorts post on an overnight mail train.
(Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1)
(S) (W)

8.15 The All-New Popeye Show
Fun with the spinach-eating sailor.
(R)

8.40 Polka Dot Shorts
Dumpty is made king for the day.
(R)

8.45 Fiddley Foodle Bird
Fun with the metamorphosing bird.
(R)

(Repeats are not indicated)

9.00 Number Adventures: Number Puzzles 2: Purple Park
Didi and her friend Spike try to count a swarm of bees.
(ages 5-7) (S)

9.15 Hands Up!: Signed Words and Pictures: the Fish Who Could Wish
Poetry skills for deaf children.
(ages 5-7)

9.30 Words and Pictures: The Magic Brush
(ages 5-7) (S)

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

Dipsy, Po and Tinky Winky are all very happy and jump and skip all over Teletubbyland.
(R) (S)

Max goes sightseeing in London and finds that things that look big from the ground look small from up in the air.
(R) (S) (W)

10.50 Landmarks Shorts: Using the Land: Changing Industry
How land use shapes our lives.
(ages 9-11) (S)

11.00 Numbertime: Money: Money Problems to 10p
El Nombre helps Little Juan at the Jumble Sale.
(ages 5-7) (S)

11.15 Watch: Our Friends: School Friends
Friendship advice.
(ages 5-7) (S)

11.30 Megamaths: Fractions: Quarters and Eighths
Can Maths Man use his skills to help bake a cake?
(ages 7-9) (S)

11.50 The Experimenter: Forces: On Your Bike
The forces at work in crashes.
(ages 7-9) (S)

12.10 Zig Zag: Tudor Life: Entertainment - an Actor's Story
Looking at drama in Tudor times.
(ages 7-9) (S)

Educational series about counting and using money with sketches, animation and music to illustrate money problems up to 10p in value.

Educational programme for seven- to nine-year-olds. Looking at how people were entertained 450 years ago. Show more

Consumer news.

More adventures with the heavenly mouse. With the voice of David Jason.
(R)

Animation.
(Shown at 7am)

The evacuees find it hard to settle.
(ages 7-9) (S)

Dougie Donnelly introduces the first of today's sessions from the UK championship in Bournemouth.
(S)

The latest political news from Parliament with Diana Madill.
(S)
Contact Details: fax [number removed] or e-mail [email address removed]

(S) (W)

Further coverage as players vie for a place in the quarter-finals. Clive Everton, Ray Edmonds, Dennis Taylor, John Virgo, Jim Meadowcroft and Willie Thorne commentate. (S)

When a reckless road construction firm tries to blast rubble from a landslide out of the way, the mountain range on which they are working collapses. International Rescue rush to their aid.
(Repeated next Saturday)
(R) (S)

Dougie Donnelly introduces further coverage of the play from Bournemouth as players compete for the last two quarter-final places.
(S)

The Solomon family reluctantly agrees to participate when Mary asks to film their everyday life. Before long, an embarrassing gaffe sets in motion a comic sequence of lies.
(S)

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Diarmuid Gavin help the Tuvey family adapt their recently purchased 17th-century farmhouse in Oxfordshire into a comfortable home with office space for self-employed accountant Sarah. Inspired by sources ranging from the Millennium Dome to a re-creation of the English Civil War, the team devise an original design solution for both house and garden.
(S) (W)
BBC Book: The Home Front Directory, price £12.99. from retailers

Last in the drama series about a new internet company.

Mike confronts Luce about her relationship with Will. Can they put their problems aside and save the company? Contains strong language. See Choice.
Episode written by Richard Zajdlic
(Repeated Friday at 12 midnight)
(S) (W)
Website: [web address removed]
BBC Products: book. On the Edge: the Inside Stories of Jake and Luce, price £6.99; two videos, both containing three episodes, price £12.99 each

Drama 9.00pm BBC2
Opinions have been divided over the dot-com drama, which has been rather too metropolitan and high-tech for many. Some felt that, after a promising start, they couldn't warm to any of the characters. For others, creating a web site is a so-what kind of enterprise compared to the life-saving and crime-fighting staples of most other television drama. At the time of writing, some 1.5 million viewers have stayed loyal to the series, which ends tonight, though another 1 million who saw the opening episode have opted out. For executive producer Tony Garnett, it has slipped below the appeal of his previous series Cops. And, once again, in this final episode of the series, Mike and Luce go through the wringer as they try to keep afloat. GE

Analysis of the day's major news at both home and abroad. Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
(S) (W)

Garry Richardson looks back on the highlights of the day's play from the Bournemouth International Centre where the quarter-final places are now decided.

Today's events in Parliament.

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 Breaking the Seal: Church Courts
(W)
1.00 Ever Wondered?
1.15 Personal Passions
1.30 Open Advice: Staying on Course

Secondary Schools
2.00 Religious Education Taking Issue; Belief File - Sikhism/Buddhism
(S)

Languages
4.00 Japanese Language and People: Parts 5 and 6
Japanese for beginners.

Working in Health and Care
5.00 Social Care Careers

Open University
6.00 Nathan the Wise
6.30 Two Religions; Two Communities
(S)
Ends 7am.