Repeats are not indicated.
6.10 The Art of the Restorer (S)
6.35 Psychology: Child's Play (S)
7.00 A Vulnerable Life (S)
Dark Matter. Searching mines for particles. (W)
Rick Stein discusses film director
Sam Peckinpah. (R) (S)
How animals tackle challenges while moving across land. With Chris Packham. (S) (W)
Ends 11.15.
Super Rupert
Rupert tries to rescue the school play. (S)
8.40 Arthur
Animated series about a young aardvark. (R) (S)
9.05 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza plays vet to some penguins. (S)
9.30 The Journey of Allen Strange
Allen sends a signal home that is tracked by Shaw. (R) (S)
10.00 Rugras
Tommy's grandpa takes part in a wrestling match. (S)
10.25 Student Bodies
Part-animated school comedy. (R) (S)
10.50 Big Wolf on Campus
Tommy decides to date the French-exchange student Carole. (S)
The Enterprise encounters a robot probe sent from Earth. (R) (S)
With Josie d'Arby, Joe Mace , Scott Mills and Lisa Rogers.
Series producer Gary August: Executive producer Paul Smith (S) (W) E-MAIL: totpplus@bbc.co.uk
Presented by Steve Rider.
1.35 British Superbikes
Highlights of the recent meeting at Brands Hatch, where Steve Hislop was hoping to build upon his first-ever double win at Oulton Park. Barry Nutley and Roger Burnett commentate.
2.15 Athletics
Action from the second day of the European Cup in Bremen. Great Britain's challenge is strong - Jonathan Edwards and Darren Campbell, competing in the triple jump and 200m respectively, are among those looking for a win ahead of August's world championships.
4.45 World Superbikes
Action from the latest round in the championship at San Marino. Australian rider Troy Corser dominated last year, though world champion Colin Edwards and Britain's Neil Hodgson will be hot on his heels. Presented by Suzi Perry, with commentary by Leigh Diffey and Steve Parrish.
5.55 Rallying
Highlights from Greece of the Acropolis Rally, where Britain's Colin McRae and Richard Burns will be gunning for success. Mark James and Tiff Needell commentate. Repeated on Friday at 11.30am
(W) Website: [web address removed] BBC Magazine: Superbike available from retail outlets, price £3.95
May 1940: the Germans strike against Holland, a neutral country which has an indigenous Nazi movement, but also liberal traditions. Narrated by Laurence Olivier. (R) (S)
Allies and Lies. During the war in Bosnia, a United States fearful of a "body-bag backlash" refused to deploy troops, mobilising spies instead. However, when they then broke the embargo and re-armed one side, the fighting began again, resulting in 15,000 deaths and the beginning of the end for the North Atlantic Alliance. In an investigation spanning six countries, Sheena McDonald uncovers a series of incidents which have tested the Western Alliance to breaking point. Director/Producer David Hebditch (S) (W)
Beginning a six-part sitcom starring Phil Cornwell and Peter Serafinowicz as landlords of London's least successful pub.
With Her Majesty due to visit the East End for its 500th anniversary, the pub arranges a cockney knees-up, with Chas 'n' Dave booked to appear. Featuring Kevin Eldon as Dodgy Phil, Simon Greenall, Kim Wall and Jennifer Hennesy.
Written by Tony Roche; Director Michael Cumming; Producer Jane Berthoud
(S) (W) WEBSITE: [web address removed]
Graduates. Maggie believes Bob is the best person to give a careers talk. shown last Monday (R) (S) (W)
Game show in which contestants are asked to sort the false from the genuine, hosted by animated quiz-master Captain Z. Director/Producer Jake Yapp (S)
Biographical drama about a graffiti artist who became the talk of the New York art world, despite a heroin addiction that would soon dominate his life. Ends 1.15. Review page 51.
Director Julian Schnabel (1996, 15)(S)
Repeats are not indicated.
Parenting
2.00 Pocket Guide to Parenting Plus (part 1)
Languages
4.00 The New Get By in French (part 1)
Working in the Media
5.00 TV 1 The Guide
Open University
6.00 Just an Illness (S) 47854
6.30 I Used to Work in the Fields
Ends 7.00am. (S)
