Repeats are not indicated.
6.00 Church and Mosque: Venice and Istanbul
6.30 The Secret of Sporting Success
7.00 English, English Everywhere
How scientific sleuths crack down on crime.
The varied life that dwells beneath the waves.
Ends 11.15.
UBOS
Cassy struggles with her shape-shifting class.
8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
The family track an elephant.
9.05 The Woody Woodpecker Show
Animated triple bill.
9.25 The Cramp Twins
Part of Luciens outfit is missing.
9.40 The Mummy
The O'Connells hunt for a translation of the scrolls.
Shown in The Saturday Show on BBC1
10.00 Grange Hill Omnibus.
Maddie's 13th birthday is one to remember.
Shown last Tuesday and Thursday on BBC1
10.50 Student Bodies
High-school sitcom featuring live action and animation.
Formidable Razer competes in a defining grudge match.
Shown last Friday
Animated double bill. Treasure embraces technology, but her failure at French drives her mum to distraction.
Bilko's schemes are investigated by the tax man.
(BW)
Lucinda Lambton visits Castle Leslie in Ireland.
Introduced by Steve Rider.
1.35, 2.30, 5.35 Rugby League Halifax v Sf Helens
Live coverage from the Shay of the Challenge Cup quarter-final match (kickoff 2.45pm) between Halifax and holders St Helens. The visitors are bidding to lift the trophy for the fourth time in the past seven years. At 5.35, there's live coverage of the draw for the semi-finals of the competition.
1.40 Netball Coverage of Great Britain's international against world champions Australia.
4.35 Boxing Action from Ryan Rhodes 's latest fight as the two-time WBO light-middleweight title challenger seeks to extend his six-win comeback. Plus the professional debut of ex-amateur star Carl Froch. www.bbc.co.uk/sport
Concluding the story about a lioness adopting a young oryx calf. With Saba Douglas-Hamilton .
Producer Dudu Douglas-Hamilton
Amazon: Super River. The Amazon is the world's largest river system. From its source in the Andes to its mouth at the Atlantic, it supports 3,000 species offish, including some that breathe air, others thatjump to elude predators - plus the flesh-eating piranha. John Simm narrates. Executive producer Michael Bright: Senes editor Michael Gunton BBC WILDLIFE MAGAZINE: monthly, £2.80
Brother Number Two Enjoys Retirement. Reporter
Phil Rees interviews Nuon Chea , former Khmer Rouge leader and deputy to Pol Pot , who remains at large and shows no remorse over the deaths of 1.7 million Cambodians.
Director/Producer Francis Smith Correspondent: Suing the Pope can be seen on Tuesday at 11.20pm
The series concludes with the final surviving ten volunteers facing a one-and-a-half mile swim while fully dressed, off-road driving and close-quarters combat before the final challenge - attempting to storm the heavily guarded
"Killing House" in the dead of night. With Dermot O'Leary. Producer Graham Cooper ; Series producer Gary Hunter
Kimberly and Janet attempt to escape their captors, while Palmer receives some disturbing news.
(Repeated Friday at 10.30pm on BBC Choice)
Letters: p6; Catching up with Dennis Haysbert (David Palmer): p15
Patience. Scully and Doggett investigate their first case together- a series of gruesome murders seemingly committed by a bat-like creature.
Behind the scenes of the Mrs India contest, plus a socialite guru with an unusual painting speciality. Presented by Mini Mathur and Asif Seth. Executive producers Remy Blumenfeld and Gavin Hay
Series producer Michael Cunliffe
Today's guest is Cold Feet actress Fay Ripley.
Presented by Paul Merton. shown last Monday
Fountain. A short dance film, choreographed by Miriam King , about the allure of fountains.
Director Margaret Williams
Film noir starring Robert Mitchum. When a mysterious woman attempts suicide, her doctor is drawn into murder and deceit. Review page 60. Director John Farrow (1950) (BW)
Repeats are not indicated.
Exam Revision 2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision RE
Langoges 4.00 Working with tie French/Workirg with the Germans Skillswise 5.00 The Guide to Literacy and Numeracy
Open University 6.00 Duccio: the Rucellai Madonna
6.30 Berthe Morisot : an Interview with Kathleen Adler
