Ends 10.50.

The Puppy's New Adventures
The puppy and his pals help a little girl find a fortune.
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7.25 Casper
Three adventures with the friendly ghost.
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7.45 UBOS
Zarlak uses a magic artefact to give Verne evil powers.
(Shown yesterday at 4.10pm on BBC1)
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8.10 Bill and Ben
The flowerpot men fall out while playing "chase the carrot".
(Repeated at 1pm)
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8.20 Fireman Sam
Sam is shocked when all the money that has been raised disappears.
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8.30 Noddy In Toyland
The naughty goblins try to steal Noddy's money.
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9.00 Tweenies
Fizz finds it difficult to get to sleep, while Bella has an unlucky accident.
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BBC CD-ROM: Ready to Play, for PC and Playstation, price £19.99

9.40 Playdays
Poppy performs in her very own theatre.
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10.00 Teletubbies
A pair of boots appears in Teletubbyland, so Tinky Winky tries them on.
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BBC CD-ROM: Play with the Teletubbies, for PC and Playstation, price £19.99

Repeats are not indicated.

10.50 Storytime: Stanley in the Dark (ages 4-5)
Mr Banglebede finds a mouse in the house.
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11.05 Numbertime: Numbers Up to 100 - Counting On and Back (ages 5-7)
Bill and Bernie count plates.
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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 Bullfrog (ages 7-9)
A traditional Caribbean tale, with Barbara Burke at the 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)
Rupert Chester Tweed crosses the border to learn about Scotland.
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Educational numeracy programme teaching children how to work with numbers up to 100. Includes musical sketches, animation and vox pops, and teaches counting backwards and forwards.

Business updates.
Ceefax: page 238

The flowerpot men fall out.
(Shown at 8.10am)
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Coverage of the quarter-finals of the indoor open championship from the Norbreck Castle hotel in Blackpool. Presented by Mary Rhodes , with David Rhys Jones and David Corkill in the commentary box.
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Including at: 3.20 News; Regional News (Digital: UK Today); Weather
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Nadia Sawalha follows expats living in Majorca. Trevor Wilson plans a birthday surprise for his daughter.
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The culinary challenge hosted by Ainsley Harriott.
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(Celebrity Ready Steady Cook - 7pm, BBC1)
BBC Book: The Big Ready Steady Cook Book, hardback £14.99. paperback £9.99

Elimination quiz, presented by Anne Robinson.
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(Repeated at 12 midnight on BBC Choice)
BBC Magazine: Weakest Link, £4.99

6.00 Bart the Fink
Bart gets Krusty arrested.
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6.20 Bart Star
Homer becomes a football coach.
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Panic Attack takes on the best machines that the Netherlands, Germany and the USA can muster. Presented by Craig Charles and Julia Reed.
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BBC Magazine: Robot Wars, price £1.50, available monthly from retailers

In the second of a new six-part interactive series exploring scientific issues, Adam Hart-Davis attempts to answer one viewer's question: "What will we do when the oil runs out?"
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Beginning a new six-part series in which Charlie Dimmock guides six sets of Northamptonshire neighbours through the task of creating designer gardens from scratch. Tonight, four of the neighbours get started on their designs.
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The girl next door: page 19

Alan Titchmarsh is joined in his Hampshire garden by Rachel de Thame , Chris Beardshaw , Pippa Greenwood and Joe Swift , as the team work to protect the garden from the ravages of the coming winter. Last in the present series.
Series producer Colette Foster : Executive producer Tony Laryea (S) (W)BBC MAGAZINES: Gardeners' World, price £2.60; Gardens Illustrated, L3.50

Seventh of an acclaimed ten-part Second World War drama.
Easy Company must take the town of Foy from the enemy in the face of relentless shelling. Contains violent scenes and strong language.
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Followed by Viking Stories: Viking Skin
Examining a "Viking skin" nailed for centuries to an Essex church.
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Band of Brothers 9.00pm BBC2
There are some nightmarish and disturbing images of war in the latest episode of this excellent, adult drama series when Easy company suffers terrible casualties as they advance on the town of Foy. Two soldiers have their legs blown off as the company endures a savage bombardment from the Germans. And we are spared few of the details, so the squeamish - take note. The men are in danger of falling victim to disarray and low morale because of their ineffectual commander, Lieutenant Dike, a man who regularly disappears on solitary walks for hours on end, leaving his men at a a loss. He has problems making decisions to the point that he is frequently ridiculed behind his back. And, more seriously, Winters (Damian Lewis) can do nothing to get rid of him. "He's just another of those arrogant, rich jerks from Yale," he half-jokingly tells a colleague as they sit shivering in the snow. But life in Easy company has to go on and they have a job to do. There is an epic battle for Foy which the company eventually wins, but the cost is enormous. And there's a heavy psychological toll on one of the men as he stumbles across the ruined bodies of his comrades. (Alison Graham)

Sports presenter Des Lynam tries to persuade host Paul Merton to consign his pet hates to Orwellian oblivion.
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10.30 Newsnight
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
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Mark Lawson is joined by Germaine Greer, Billy Bragg and Bill Buford to discuss the week's cultural highlights.
(Repeated next Monday on BBC Knowledge)
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Jools is joined by Muse, Jamiroquai, Super Furry Animals, White Stripes, Us3 and Thea Gilmore.

(Shown yesterday at 6.45pm)
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(Repeats are not indicated)