Ends 11.20.

Tweenies
Omnibus. Jake tries to avoid a long journey. (S) (W)

7.25 Pocket Dragon Adventures
Animation. Filbert is captured by the Grakul. (R) (S)

7.40 The Lampies
The Roons manage to ensnare Neon. (S)

7.50 Flint the Time Detective
Petra travels back to Indiana, 1881, to catch Wing the Time Shifter. (S)

8.15 Gadget Boy
Spydra returns to the Gold Rush of 1849 to steal as much gold as possible. (R) (S)

8.35 Rugrats
Angelica aspires to being a comedian. (R) (S)

9.05 Hollywood 7
Hannah's cousin Ben makes for an unwelcome guest. Shown last Thursday on BBC1 (S) (W)

9.30 S Club Search
A look at the final auditions in the search for S Club Juniors members. (S) (W)

9.35 Mona the Vampire
Animation. Mona is sucked into an opposite world by an antique mirror. (R) (S)

9.50 The Cramp Twins
Lucien wrongly believes he's rescued a monkey that was in danger. (R) (S)

10.00 Kenan and Kel
US comedy. Sibling rivalries ensue when Chris's brother comes for a visit. (S)

10.25 Byker Grove
The Grovers return from their shameful trip to Norway. The last in the current series. Written by Brian B Thompson Shown last Thursday on BBC1 (S)

Rex is whisked off into outer space.
(Shown last Sunday) (S) (W)

Panic Attack takes on the best the Netherlands, Germany and the USA can muster.
Shown last Friday (S) (W)

Max in the City. Max and Tess leave for the interstellar summit in New York City. (S) (W)

Presented by John Inverdale.

1.35 Rugby League
A preview to today's First Test in the Ashes series between Great Britain and Australia. Highlights at 5.30pm.

1.40 Rugby Union: Ireland v Samoa
Live coverage from Lansdowne Road (kickoff 2pm) as coach Warren Gatland's Ireland look to continue the rich form that saw them beat England last month. Eddie Butler and Philip Matthews commentate.

3.45 International Bowls
Live action from the final of the indoor open tournament taking place in Blackpool. With commentary from David Rhys Jones and David Corkhill.
(S)

5.30 Rugby League
Highlights from the first of three Tests between Andy Farrell's Great Britain and world champions Australia. Ray French and Jonathan Davies commentate.

Producer Sharon Lence
Editor Michael ColeÂ

(W)
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Highlights from the Cenotaph in London's Whitehall of this morning's Act of Remembrance. Commentary from David Dimbleby and Colonel John Hughes-Wilson . (S) (W)

Killers Come Home. in the follow-up to the acclaimed film Killers Don't Cry, reporter Alan Little follows the release and possible rehabilitation of Mogamat Benjamin and Erefaan Jacobs - two notorious figures who were exposed in the original documentary as the highest-ranking members of a gang system that ruled South Africa's Pollsmoor maximum-security prison. Benjamin, who has killed more people than he can remember, returns to try to rebuild trust with the wife and daughter he raped, while Jacobs journeys home to the mother he once threatened to murder. Producer Clifford Bestall: Editor Fiona Murch (S) (W)

The second in a new three-part series revealing how Ancient Egypt rose from near extinction to form its New Kingdom.
Records bring to life the story of one of Ancient Egypt's most controversial figures, the pharaoh Akhenaten - son of Amenhotep, the richest ruler in the world, and father of the legendary Tutankhamen. Viewed by some as a genius, for others he was little more than a madman and heretic whose religious revolution brought the Egyptian Empire to the brink of disaster. (S) (W)

A journey to Earth's sister planet, where lightning strikes constantly and acid rain pours from the clouds.
(R) (S) (W)

(The next edition of the Planets - Brief Encounters is Wednesday at 9.50pm)

Concluding the series in which architectural historian Dan Cruickshank explores the heritage of Britain's defences.
An insight into how Britain, under the threat of German invasion in the Second World War, reinvented itself as a fortified encampment, and how with the Channel no longer a barrier affording any protection, the country turned its attention to the skies. Cruickshank visits Farnborough to see stages in the development of radar, and recalls how Dover witnessed the installation of two huge guns that came to symbolise the defence of Britain. Director Ed Bazalgette : Executive producer Basil Comely (S) (W)

Guests on the satirical quiz include former Da/tyBfpfess editor ROSie Boycott. Shown last Friday on BBC1 (S)(W)

The big time beckons when Tom lands a role in a play.

(Shown last Friday on BBC1)
(S) (W)

The third episode in the animated sketch series. Mr Hell, voiced by Bob Monkhouse, meets his match. plus an appearance from dinosaur rapper Ice T-Rex. Producer Jay Falconer ; Executive producer JonPfowman (S) (W)

Guests include singer Kiki Dee and comedian Mike Wiimot. Last in the series.
Shown last Monday (S)(W)

Rex returns home from a visit to Dr Dogg to find that he has an ear missing.
(Rptd next Sunday) (S) (W)

Repeats are not indicated.

Secondary Schools
2.00 The Spanish Collection

Languages
4.00 Buongiorno Italia! (parts 11-12); French on a Plate Loire - the language of food.

Working for Local Government
5.00 The Guide

Open University
6.00 Out of Development? (S)
6.30 Given Enough Rope (S)