Repeats are not indicated.
NOTE: GCSE Bitesize Revision: PE has moved to Saturday 30 March at lam Skillswise 5.00 The Guide to Literacy and Numeracy Open University 6.00 A School for Our Times? 86212 6.30
Modern Art: Rodin -contemporary criticism of the artist.
Ends 10.00.
Website: [website removed]
The Lampies
Spark and Dustywugg land in trouble. (S)
Bailey Kipper's POV
Bailey has to parent a baby doll. (R) (S)
7.35 Blue Peter
Blue join the show.
Shown last Friday BBC1 (S)
8.00 Yvon of the Yukon
First of a new animated series about a 17th-century French explorer frozen in the Canadian ice. who is brought back to life by an Inuit boy. (S)
8.25 Dennis the Menace
Animated mischief-making. (R) (S)
8.45 UBOS
Gus's powers are failing; affecting all the family. (R) (S)
9.10 Xchange
The magazine show starts a three-week run, with music and star gossip. With Angellica Bell, Joe Challands, Tony Craig, Abbie Eastwood, Lynsey France, Anna Kumble, Jez Edwards. (S)
9.35 Stitch Up!
The first of a new 13-part hidden-camera series in which four teenage pranksters toy with the public. (S)
Ends 11.15.
The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends
The tales of Mrs Tiggywinkle and Jeremy Fisher.
(R) (S)
10.25 Tweenies
The gang fret about Max's mortality.
(R) (S)
Website: [web address removed]
10.45 Teletubbies
The friends spill their Tubby Custard.
(R) (S)
Website: [web address removed]
Ends 12.30pm.
Far from Home: the Adventures of Yellow Dog***
Children's adventure starring Mimi Rogers, Bruce Davison and Jesse Bradford. After a storm at sea, a boy and his dog are washed up on an island. (Widescreen)
Review page 52. Director Phillip Borsos (1994. U)
Financial updates.
Trips to China and Australia.
Sergeant Bilko takes over the local radio station.
(BW)
Classic John Ford western, continuing the Oscars season.
The Ringo Kid, fleeing from justice, joins passengers on the stagecoach to Lordsburg, a journey that takes them through Indian territory.
Review page 52. (1939, U) (BW)
(Mutiny on the Bounty - Thursday 1.10pm)
An exploration of the Hampton Court Palace drains.
(Digital: BBC London News)
Weather
First of the week's debates.
Editor Dominique Vulliamy
Culinary contest. CEEFAX: recipes on page
Elimination quiz.
Lisa's Wedding. Lisa learns the future love of her life. With guest MandyPatinkin. Postponed from 22 March
Treble Cross. The Mysterons aim to destroy Futura City and "Mysteronise" a leading air-force officer.
At the start of the second week of robot challenges, contestants compete at swimming, football, tug of war, gymnastics, sprinting, shot put and rope-climbing. Director Stuart McDonald ; Producer John Fitzgerald
Next edition tomorrow at 6.20pm
Rosie Boycott talks to Beverley and Michael Dodds. The couple had to watch their son Danny, who suffered from bowel disease, starve to death, as the law prohibited them from administering the lethal injection Danny so craved.
Director Belinda Cherrington ; Series producer Christine Morgan
To mark 40 years of University Challenge, this new series features past teams competing against each other. Tonight, the 1981 team from Merton College, Oxford, face the Imperial College team from 1995. With Jeremy Paxman.
Director Vernon Antcliff ; Producer Peter Gwyn
The American comedy returns for a new second series.
Lois attempts to maintain control while stuck in gridlock. At home, Dewey enjoys an adventure of his own.
Repeated next Saturday
Ends 10.30.
Shooting Stars Nicky Clarke , Tania Strecker and Quentin Willson join Johnny Vegas , Ulrika Jonsson and Will Self on Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer 's surreal game show.
Director Richard Valentine ; Producer Lisa Clarke
Bone with the Wind. Gaz worries that Donna is getting too close to him. Written by Susan Nickson ; Producer Stephen McCrum
Director Gareth Carrivick
Veteran Sky at Night presenter Patrick Moore campaigns to consign the Archbishop of Canterbury and softly spoken female radio announcers to his Orwellian black hole. Presented by Paul Merton.
Producer Victoria Payne : Series producer Richard Wilson
News and analysis, with Jeremy Vine.
Ryan and Lewis appearto have new men in their lives in the second of a ten-part clubland drama. Written by Martin McCardie ; Producers Scott Meek and Maryann Wilson
Director Stuart Davids
A recital of a piece from
JS Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier.
Political roundup, with Andrew Neil.
Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Ever Wondered? 4272317 12.45
Personal Passions 4260572 1.00 Breaking the Seal: Legal Records 48336 1.30 Passing Judgements National Test Revision 2.00 KS3 English
Languages 4.00 Make French Your Business (part 1) Skillswise 5.00 New Ways of Learning
Open University 6.00 A Question of Identity: Berlin and Berliners 7833978 6.50 Ever Wondered? - singer Terry Hall.
