Ends 10.50.

The Chipmunks Go to the Movies
A cute alien turns up in the trio's backyard.
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7.25 Roswell Conspiracies
A traitor is revealed when all the agents are gathered together.
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7.45 UBOS
Can Gus's friends help him restore his magical powers?
(Shown yesterday at 4.10pm on BBC1)
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8.10 Bill and Ben
Why do things keep mysteriously disappearing?
(Repeated at 1pm)
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8.20 Little Bear
A fishy tale from Father, a new pal for Little Bear and a flying adventure.
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8.40 Postman Pat
Today is the day of a mystery tour.
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9.00 Tweenies
Max takes care of a lighthouse, then Jake sorts his ins from his outs.
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BBC CD-ROM: Ready to Play, for PC and Playstation. price £19.99

9.40 Playdays
Poppy gets a phone thanks to Karl.
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10.00 Teletubbies
Noo-Noo drowns out Bryony's violin, then the lion and bear appear.
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10.50 Storytime: African Cat and Mouse (ages 4-5)
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11.05 Numbertime: Number 12 (ages 4-6)
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11.20 Writing and Pictures: The Highwayman (ages 6-7)
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11.35 Hands Up: The Cat That Scratched (ages 7-9)
with sign language.
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11.50 See You, See Me: What Is a Bank? (ages 7-9)
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12.10 Around Scotland: The Year of the Prince: Control (ages 10-12)
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Business news.

(Shown at 8.10am) (S)

The sarge can't sleep - and it's catching.
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Live coverage of the Scottish National Party's conference in Dundee. With Brian Taylor and David Porter.
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David Williams presents live coverage from Cardiff.
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Continued coverage from BBC1 of the 3.40 race at Newbury.
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Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski form the backbone of Britain's team for a Davis Cup meeting with Ecuador in Guayaquil.

They and team-mates Martin Lee and Barry Cowan need to rejoin the elite world group, but face the formidable Lapentti brothers in a converted bullring with a home crowd.

Presented by Sue Barker. Commentary by John Barrett, David Mercer and John Lloyd, and analysis from Peter Fleming.
Highlights are tonight at 11.35pm.
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Website: [web address removed]

Marge Be Not Proud
When Bart's caught stealing, Marge worries that she's been mothering him.
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6.20 Team Homer
Mr Burns enrols in Homer's bowling league, while Bart causes a riot at school.
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Two teams of warriors compete in the martial arts show. Games include the Rings of Steel, Lightning Strikes and Staff Combat. Presented by Gail Porter and Trey Farley.
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Another chance to see the six-part series following garden designer Dan Pearson on his most ambitious project.

The designer pays the first of the year's visits to the Home Farm garden in Northamptonshire.
(Postponed from 14 September)
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BBC Book: The Garden by Dan Pearson. hardback, price £20

Beginning a rerun of the six-part series in which Chris Beardshaw visits Britain's inspirational gardens.

Arriving by helicopter in the Lake District, Chris dons waders to go in search of the ultimate water feature.
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Vita Sackville-West's gardening articles come under the hammer at a National Trust auction. Chris Beardshaw visits Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent to talk to
Sackville-West's son, Nigel Nicolson. Meanwhile, what makes one Miscanthus grass better than another? Joe Swift talks to the judging panel for the Award of Garden Merit in Wisley, Surrey. Presented by Alan Titchmarsh.
Producer Colette Foster ; Executive producer Tony Laryea (S) (W) BBC MAGAZINES: Gardeners' World, price £2.60: Gardens Illustrated. £3.50 Height of fashion: page 31

Opened 70 years ago, the Empire State Building remains one of the enduring symbols of New York City and, until 1972, was the world's tallest building. Tonight's programme explores, through archive film and personal stories, its colourful - and tragic - history.
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The first in a new eight-part series examines life from conception to birth with the help of graphics, special effects and footage from The Human Body.
Contains nudity.
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Highlights of the satirical sketch show that ran between 1979 and 1982, featuring comedians Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Griff Rhys Jones and Mel Smith.
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Analysis of the news, with Jeremy Vine.
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Natasha Walter, Tom Paulin and Mark Kermode join Mark Lawson to discuss the week's cultural highlights.
(Rptd next Monday on BBC Knowledge)
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Highlights of today's Davis Cup action between Britain and Ecuador in Guayaquil.
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In the last of this week's anniversary series, Billy Joel is featured in a special performance from 1978. With Bob Harris.
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BBC Spoken Word Cassette: Bob Harris: The Whispering Years, 19.99

(Shown yesterday at 6.45pm)
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(to 2.30)

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(Repeats are not indicated)

(to 5.00)