Ends 9.00.

Playdays
The story Wishing, written by Clive Duncan. (R) (S)

7.20 Anthony Ant
Anthony enters Grampa's trusty old vehicle in the annual Great Race. (R) (S)

7.35 Smurfs' Adventures
Fun with the little blue creatures. (R) (S)

8.00 Against All Odds
Continuing the series about real-life emergencies. With sign language.
Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1 (S) (W)

8.25 Chipmunks Go to the Movies
Nerdy Dave wins a trip to Europe. (R) (S)

8.45 William's Wish Wellingtons
A double bill of fun with the boy with the magic boots.
Repeated at 1pm (R) (S)

Repeats are not indicated.
Le Club (ages 9-12) ItFaitChaud 75812 9.15 Watch (ages 5-7) Art Start: Clay (S) 8954846 9.30
Tales of Europe (ages 5-7) Arthur and the King (S) 4833933 9.45 Dynamo (early years) Numeracy: Days (S)

Ends 10.50.

Teletubbies
The Tubbies watch children view badgers. (R) (S)
Teletubbies magazine: published monthly. price £1.35

10.30 Tweenies
Judy looks at horses of all kinds. (R) (S) (W)
Tweenies magazine: published monthly, price £1.35

10.50 Watch (ages 5-7) Puppets: Rod Puppets (S) 4801681 11.10 English Express (ages 9-11) Ideas and Imagination: Creating Worlds (S) 4879597 11.30 Look and Read (ages 7-9) Captain Crimson: Black to the Future (S) 3760198 11.50 Zig Zag (ages 7-9) Snap Shots: Evacuation (S) 4913643 12.10
Landmarks (ages 9-11) Caribbean Islands: Climate (S)

Poet Matthew Sweeney explores London's Docklands with a group of children, and Mick Gowar demonstrates how music can help the poetic process.

Consumer news.
CEEFAX: page

Shown at 8.45pm (S)

Gloria Hunniford appeals on behalf of Live Music Now.
(S) (W) DONATIONS: see Sunday 5.20pm BBC1

Psychological drama starring Anton Walbrook and Diana Wynyard. In the 1860s, the peace of London's Pimlico Square is shattered by the murder of Alice Barlow at number 12. For 15 years the house remains unoccupied until it is taken by the sinister
Paul Mallen and his gentle wife Bella. Review page 59.
Director Thorold Dickinson (1940 PG)
(BW) (S)

Live coverage from the House of Commons of today's debate on the Queen's Speech.
Presented byZeinab Badawi.
Series editor Jon Williams (S)

Culinary contest. (S) Celebrity Ready Steady Cook can be seen on Friday at 7pm on BBC1

Ruthless quiz, hosted by Anne Robinson. (R) (S) (W)

The Beach Boys, Big Country, Cyndi Lauper , the Kinks,
George Michael and the Stereo MCs are among tonight's archive offerings, with new music by Marc Almond.
Producer Mark Hagen Repeated next Saturday (S) Top of the Pops is on Friday 7.30pm on BBC1 Website: www.bbc.co.uk/totp

Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang. Updates to a holosuite programme make DS9's senior staff go on a crime caper. (S)

Occasional series providing a platform for personal opinions. The Road to Hell. Globetrotter Michael Palin argues that the millions of cars that now fill Britain's roads are ruining the quality of life in our towns and cities.
Producer Mike MacCormack ; Executive producer Debbie Christie (S)(W)

Alvin Hall has his work cut out this week as he helps a young couple faced with an unexpected pregnancy, £25,000 of debts and a new house with a 95% mortgage. To cap it all, the pair learn that they are expecting twins.
Series editor Daisy Goodwin ; Series producer Richard Farmbrough
(S) (W)CEEFAX: page 615: Website: www.bbc.co.uk/yourmoney

Summer fare is on tonight's menu as Antony Worrall Thompson makes watermelon and grappa ice lollies, and prepares a salade nicoise, while Oz Clarke samples riesling wines.
Series producer Lyndsay Davis ; Executive producer Gloria Wood (S) (W)WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/foodanddrink

The four-part series concludes with a look at the dilemma faced by the families of two addicts undergoing treatment at Clouds, a drug and alcohol treatment unit. Edith, Julian's mother, undertakes her own painful journey of therapy.
Series producer Gabe Solomon : Executive producer Debbie Christie (S) (W)CEEFAX: page 615: Website: www.bbc.co.uk/health

In the last in the seven-part comedy drama, tempers flare during a confrontation at the disused well in the Nuts' back garden. Contains strong language.
Written by Tony Basgallop ; Producer Pier Wilkie ; Director Peter Lydon
(S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/theresidents

Analysis of the news, with Jeremy Vine. (S) (W)

Dedicated to Chaos (part 1). In the third of this week's films, Europe is decimated by war, and jazz, banned by the Nazi regime, becomes a symbol of freedom under musicians like Django Reinhardt. Yet, for many black
Americans, jazz sounded hollow, as they fought abroad for liberties that they were not granted at home.
Part 2 of Dedicated to Chaos is tomorrow at 11.20pm (S)

Today's events in Parliament. (S)

Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Eyewitness Memory (S) 93315 1.00 Controlling
Carnival Crowds? (S) 9122976 1.50 Ever Wondered? Secondary Schools 2.00 Mathsphere Edits
Languages 4.00 Discovering Portuguese (parts 5-6);
Portuguese Discovered - work opportunities worldwide.
Working in the Community 5.00 TV 16 Web and IT Skills Open University 6.00 Just an Illness 2746131 6.45 Background Brief Our Biggest Smallest Threat? Ends 7.00am.