Ends 8.15.
Chuck Finn
Ghostly live-action comic capers.
(R) (S)
7.25 Histeria
Cartoon characters take a roller-coaster ride through the Wild West.
(R) (S)
7.45 Blue Peter
With sign language.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)
(S) (W)
Andy Pandy
Andy thinks he is a visitor from the moon, and makes music for Looby to dance to.
(Repeated at 1pm)
8.25 The Story Makers
Milton introduces the story-makers to his pet flea.
8.40 Clifford the Big Red Dog
An itching Clifford tries anything to avoid a trip to the vet.
9.00 Teletubbies
Double bill. The quartet play peek-a-boo and take turns to wear a skirt.
BBC Video: Teletubbies 2 video boxed set, price £12.99
9.50 Playdays
Peggy Patch and Mark visit a holiday village.
10.10 Tweenies
The gang learn to do something new, and find out how to create new colours.
(Repeats are not indicated)
10.50 Hotch Potch House (ages 3-5): Hide and Seek
11.10 Look and Read (ages 7-9): Captain Crimson- Escape from the Black of Beyond
11.30 Zig Zag (ages 7-9): Weather - Temperature
11.50 Landmarks (ages 9-12): Britain Since 1930 - the Hungry Thirties?
12.10 Focus (ages 9-11): Citizenship: Minorities - People Like Us (Disability)
Business updates, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Ceefax: page 238
Andy Pandy
Animation.
(Shown at 8.15am)
(S)
1.10 Angelmouse
A message is affixed to the rodent's trumpet.
(R) (S)
Western. After his ranch is burned down during the Civil War, Kip Davis supplies guns to the Confederates - until he meets his old enemy, Luke Cottrell.
Review page 56.
(1949, U) **
More debates and decisions taking place at Westminster, presented by Zeinab Badawi.
(Contact details Tuesday)
(Digital: BBC London News)
Weather
Celebrity chat and debate with Esther Rantzen.
Culinary-challenge series with Ainsley Harriott.
More acerbic put-downs in the elimination quiz.
BBC Products: CD-Rom Weakest Link, for PC and Playstation, both £24.99 - video Weakest Link - Insults and Exits price £12.99, available now
Homer wastes no time in holding a grudge when ex-president George Bush and his wife Barbara move into a house across the street.
Will looks back on his trouble-filled introduction to Bel-Air Academy.
(The series continues tomorrow at 6.20pm)
Two new vampires give Buffy cause for concern as she organises hospitality for parent-teacher night.
(Rptd tomorrow 12.40am)
Website: [web address removed]
Mark Woodhouse was two years old when his father walked out of the family home and emigrated to Australia. Thirty years later, and suffering from kidney failure, Mark set out to find his long-lost relative. This documentary follows the search that led to a remarkable reunion and a potentially life-saving transplant.
(First shown in BBC Yorkshire and Lincolnshire)
The second of three compilations from Adam Hart-Davis's study of the Victorians' enduring legacy to British society.
Social Progress
How sanitation, education, public-health measures and nascent consumerism improved life for many.
Rule Makers
Hart-Davis looks at how fresh standards were set for the era by a brace of new regulations governing everything from sport to table manners.
When an apartment block in downtown Miami was knocked down in 1998, a huge circle of holes could be seen cut into the bedrock.
After the Florida authorities had paid millions of dollars to save the site from the builders, archaeologists concluded that the 2,000-year-old circle overturned received wisdom about the native American tribe that once lived there.
The 21st-century family is more likely to have two working parents than ever before, but can today's parents successfully meet the demands of the workplace and still bring up their children in a satisfactory way? In this one-off documentary, three families allow cameras to record goings-on in their homes after office hours, with parents and children both sounding off about some of the delights and drawbacks of their domestic lives.
Presented by Jeremy Vine.
By shadow Chancellor Michael Howard.
Jonathan Davies and Keith Wood look back on key action from the Welsh/Scottish league and the Premiership as the season nears its end, and there are news reports from Eddie Butler and Nick Mullins.
Presented by Andrew Neil.
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open Science
12.30 The Next Big Thing: Is There Anyone out There?
1.05 Lab Detectives
1.20 Hollywood Science Die Hard
1.30 Hospitals - Who Needs Them?
2.00 Sickle Cell - a Lethal Advantage
2.30 The KT Event
3.00 The Nature of Impacts and Their Impacts on Nature
Curriculum Development
3.30 ICT Getting Started in the Secondary School
Languages
4.00 Italianissimo: Parts 17-20
Working in Engineering
5.00 Troubleshooting
Open University
6.00 After the Genome
