Ends 10.50.

The Chipmunks Go to the Movies
Simon shrinks Dave and Miss Miller when one of his experiments goes wrong.
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7.25 Arthur
Another adventure with the eight-year-old aardvark and friends. The Tibbie twins turn into superheroes and DW tries to trick the Tooth Fairy.
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7.50 UBOS
When the Leprechauns are captured by Zarlak the wizard, Cassy journeys to the centre of the earth to help them.
(Shown yesterday at 4.10pm on BBC1)
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8.10 Bill and Ben
Flobadobbing fun with the flowerpot men. Bill tries to take care of Ben when his friend catches a cold after staying up late.
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8.20 Little Bear
Father Bear tells a fishy tale, a new monkey friend arrives and Little Bear goes on a magical adventure.
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8.45 64 Zoo Lane
Another adventure with Lucy and pals. Audrey tells the story of Ronald and his friend the tic tic bird.
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9.00 Tweenies
Milo 's friends get their own back when he builds a castle in the garden and tells them to keep out. Then Jake tries to be as fierce as a lion - can Judy help him?
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BBC CD-Rom: Ready to Play, for PC and Playstation, price £19.99

9.40 Playdays
Poppy and Karl enjoy all the fun of the fair, thanks to Peggy, Grandpa Jones and Why.
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10.00 Teletubbies
In this morning's double bill, the Tubbies learn how to count to seven. Then they have a very busy day but don't get tired, while the children visit a temple.
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10.50 Storytime: The Washerman and the Potter (ages 4-5)
Jess makes an elephant out of clay.
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11.05 Watch: Weather - Rain (ages 5-7)
How people and places react to rain.
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11.20 Writing and Pictures: The Beanstalk (ages 6-7)
Flowcharts are the focus of today's episode.
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11.35 Hands Up!: Anansi and the Boastful Bulldog (ages 7-9)
A traditional Caribbean tale, with Barbara Burke at London's Notting Hill Carnival.
With sign language.
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11.50 See You, See Me: Transport: Getting Around Town (ages 7-9)
Grant Stott and Wilma Kennedy play detective.
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12.10 Around Scotland: New Scotland: How It Works - Having Your Say (ages 10-12)
"Media star" Rupert Chester Tweed crosses the border to learn about Scotland.
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Grant and Joanne discover why the Picts and the Scots joined together to form 'Scotland'. They hear about the arrival of the Vikings, Northumbrian neighbours and Kenneth MacAlpin. Show more

Business, personal finance and consumer news.

At least £21,000 in prize money awaits the winners of the best of nine frames. Live coverage of the first two quarter finals in the tournament at the Guild Hall in Preston is introduced by Hazel Irvine, with Steve Davis and John Parrott. Commentary by Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne and John Virgo.
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Including at: 3.20 News; Regional News (Digital: UK Today); Weather
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Mr Burns battles Grandpa for a priceless collection of rare art.
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The Fists of Fury from Newbury take on the Bristol-based Death Squad in the last in the series of the martial-arts tournament. Presented by Gail Porter and Trey Farley.
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Highlights of this afternoon's quarter final matches at the Guild Hall in Preston. Introduced by Hazel Irvine, Steve Davis and John Parrott. Commentary by Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne and John Virgo.
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On the way to the windswept Norfolk coast, Chris Beardshaw dons a wetsuit to sail out to the marshes and visits a garden which looks like the Arizona desert.
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The incredible versatility of bulbs is celebrated by Rachel de Thame. Bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes create a garden that stays interesting from winter to summer. The show also looks at a traffic-stopping Dutch display and a national collection of croscosmia in a Plymouth garden.
Series producer Colette Foster : Executive producer Tony Laryea (S) (W)BBC MAGAZINES: Gardeners' World, price £2.60; Gardens Illustrated. £3.50 BBC BOOK: Flower of the Moment, price 118.99

Fourth of an acclaimed ten-part Second World War drama.

Heavy casualties mean Easy Company is joined by fresh troopers for a drop into German-occupied Holland.
Contains violent scenes and strong language.
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Followed by Viking Stories
Julian Richards investigates the ancestors of the people of Orkney.
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George Melly, jazz singer and art critic, nominates his pet hates for Orwellian oblivion. Presented by Paul Merton.
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Analysis of the news, with Martha Kearney.
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Germaine Greer, Jonathan Freedland and Ekow Eshun join Mark Lawson to discuss the week's cultural highlights.
(Rptd next Monday on BBC Knowledge)
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Jools is joined by New Order, Michael McDonald, Ryan Adams, Zero 7 and Roots Manuva.

Highlights from this evening's quarter-finals and a preview of tomorrow's semi-finals. (S) (W)

An episode from the first series.

The Lone Gunmen make their debut as the duo face a formidable foe.
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(to 5.00)