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Ends 10.50.

Potsworth and Co
The animated adventures of four humans and a dog in the Dream Zone.
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7.25 The Roswell Conspiracies
Fitz uses an untested memory eraser, with devastating results.
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7.45 DIY TV
Josie d'Arby presents the second in a new six-part documentary series, following the progress of 12 children making a TV programme. With in-vision sign language.
(Shown last Friday, BBC1)
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8.10 Brum
The little motor museum car tries to rescue a gymnast's hoop in time for a competition.
(Repeated at 1pm)
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8.20 Little Bear
Another adventure with the young cub and his friends.
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8.45 Sheeep
Animated fun with Hubert, Georgina and Gogol. A ballroom dancer pays a visit.
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9.00 Tweenies
Double bill. Doodles dreams that he's a knight who rescues a princess. Fizz and Milo discover that their storybooks have disappeared.
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9.40 Playdays
Why Bird takes a trip to the airport.
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10.00 Teletubbies
A double bill of pre-school fun. Five voice trumpets play lovely music. A big purple flower grows in Teletubbyland.
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10.50 The Magic Key: The Rook King (ages 5-6)
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11.05 Numbertime: Addition and Subtraction (ages 6-7)
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11.20 Words and Pictures Plus: Phonics (ages 6-7)
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11.35 Watch: Barnaby Bear Goes to Brittany (ages 5-7)
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11.50 Landmarks: Postcards: City and Countryside (ages 9-11)
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12.10 English Express: Texts: Football Stories (ages 9-11)
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Introduction to maths for four- and five-year-olds, exploring numbers through song, sketches and animation, with the Mularkey Gang. Show more

Sea otters, the smallest marine mammal, have a unique survival kit, including the ability to eat a quarter of its weight in shellfish every day.
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Another enticing holiday destination. (R) (S)

Household make-over tips.
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Weekday roundup of consumer and financial news.

Andrew Neil presents coverage of the Liberal Democrats' annual conference from Bournemouth.
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Dermot Cavanagh visits Dingle Peninsula to dispense more painting tips. There he meets singer George Hamilton IV and artist Martine Moriarty.
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Another outing for the weekday culinary show. (S)

Ruthless quiz. (S) (W)

Homer becomes jealous when ex-President George Bush buys a house across the street.
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When an atomic device goes missing in London, only one person can save the city.
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The crew of Moya are thrown back in time and begin to rewrite their own history.
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Classic comedy starring Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles. Audrey tries to brush up on her duties as Guide Commissioner. Written by Peter Spence ; Producer Gareth Gwenlan (R) (S)

Imperial College, London, take on De Montfort University in the scholarly quiz. Hosted by Jeremy Paxman.
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Fourth in the eight-part series about Victorian innovations.

Tonight, Adam Hart-Davis experiences the life of a Victorian prisoner and examines the forensic tests developed to catch poisoners.
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Ends 10.30.

Never Mind the Buzzcocks
Mark Lamarr , Phill Jupitus and Sean Hughes are joined by Chris McCormack, Dara O'Briain, Claire Sweeney and Ben Adams.
(Repeated next Sunday)
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9.30 'Orrible: May the Best Man Win
Third in an eight-part series.
There are surprises galore when Sean announces that he's marrying an attractive nurse. Contains strong language.
(Repeated next Sunday and tomorrow at 10.30pm on BBC Choice)
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10.00 Coupling: The Melty Man Cometh
Fourth in the nine-part relationship comedy.
Following a disastrous encounter with Sally, Patrick seeks reassurance from Steve and Jeff.
(Repeated at 11pm on BBC Choice)
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Comedy about the tangled love lives of a close-knit group of friends. Following a disastrous impotent encounter with Sally, Patrick seeks reassurance from Steve and Jeff.

Kirsty Wark presents an analysis of the day's main news. (S) (W)

Showing as a tribute to Donald Woods who died recently, this 1991 film follows the anti-apartheid activist as he returns to South Africa after 12 years in exile.
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A recital from Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier.
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Open University
12.30 Changes in Rural Society
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1.20 Ever Wondered?
1.30 Nature Display'd
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Secondary Schools
2.00 Shakespeare's Shorts
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Languages
4.00 Suenos World Spanish: parts 5-8

Work Essentials
5.00 Mind Your own Business

Open University
6.00 The Academy of Waste?
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6.30 Open Advice: Staying on Course
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