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Ends 8.15.
Ocean Odyssey
The boys find the crashed spaceship. (R) (S)
7.25 Histeria
Animated trek through the characters and events of the American Revolution. (R) (S)
7.45 Short Change
Speedy skateboards feature in the return of the children's consumer show.
Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1 (S) (W)
Ends 10.50.
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Pablo the Little Red Fox
Fun with the mischievous cub, his brother Pumpkin and his sister Poppy. Repeated at 1pm. (S)
8.35 The Story Makers
Jackson and Jelly learn that not everyone lives in a house. (S) (W)
8.50 Clifford the Big Red Dog
New dog KC comes to town - but he has only three legs. How will Clifford, Cleo and T-Bone take to him? (S)
9.00 Teletubbies
The quartet watch children painting in an unusual way and then a watering can appears in Tellytubbyland. (R) (S)
BBC CD-ROM: Play with the Teletubbies, for PC and PlayStation, price £19.99
9.50 Playdays
Impressed by a visit to the circus, Poppy wants to try the acts with Karl. (R) (S)
10.10 Tweenies
The pals learn about opera, then Fizz says she doesn't like anything. (R) (S) (W)
BBC CD-ROM: Ready to Play, for PC and PlayStation, price £19.99
(Repeats are not indicated)
10 50 Storytime (ages 4-5): Lullabyhullabaloo!
11 05 Numbertime (ages 4-6): More or Less: One More
11.20 Words and Pictures (ages 6-7): Phonics Year Two: Oi/Oy
11.35 Watch (ages 5-7): The Songcatcher: Tiny Caterpillar
11.50 Zig Zag (ages 7-9): Art: Line and Shape and Form
12.10 Landmarks (ages 9-12): Pakistan and Its People
Business news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Ends 1.10.
Pablo the Little Red Fox
Shown at 10am
Live coverage from Druids Glen in Ireland of a three-day team competition in which Spain's
Seve Ballesteros , who devised the tournament, leads his
Continental Europeans against Colin Montgomerie 's Great Britain and Ireland team.
Among the players teeing off are lan Woosnam, Niclas Fasth Lee Westwood,
Darren Clarke , Jose Maria Olazabal and Thomas Bjorn. The inaugural competition two years ago saw the Continental Europe team squeeze home by just one point.
Presented by Steve Rider , with commentary by Peter Alliss , Alex Hay and Ken Brown , plus reports from Julian Tutt. Executive producers Paul Davies and Barbara Slater WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/golf
Including at: 3.20 News; Regional News (Digital: BBC London News); Weather
Another unforgiving edition of the quiz with quips, hosted by Anne Robinson.
Scenes from a Class Struggle in Springfield. Mr Burns helps the family join an exclusive country club.
Deck the Halls. Boxer Evander Holyfield guests as Will tries to spark some Christmas spirit.
Another chance to see action from the most recent series.
The Ultimate All Star Conflict. Pussycat goes head-to-head with Stinger, Introduced by Craig Charles and Julia Reed. Series producer Bill Hobbins ; Director Stuart MacDonald
Repeated at 1.25am
Papa Westray. Seals, seabirds and just 60 people live on the six square miles of land that is Papa Westray in the Orkney Islands. This film follows two families relatively new to the remote, tiny outpost - are they the key to its future and its survival? Narrated by Bernard Hill.
Producer Graham Johnston ; Editor Niki Turner
The anguish she felt when moving into Wobum Abbey is recalled by Lady Tavistock in the series set at the home of the Marquess and Marchioness of Tavistock. Meanwhile, son Lord Howland argues with his wife about which of the 90 rooms to use as a bedroom, and a previously unknown book used by Charles Darwin appears in the archives.
Director Tina Gortmans ; Producers Nigel Farrell , Paul Sommers
With spring here, Pippa Greenwood explains the science behind the green appearance of leaves. Meanwhile, the daffodils have finished flowering but that's not the end of their life cycle. Alan Titchmarsh reveals how to guarantee flowers for next year, and Rachel de Thame plants herbs.
Series producer Colette Foster ; Executive producer Tony Laryea BBC MAGAZINES: Gardeners' World, £2.60. Gardens Illustrated. £3.50 BBC BOOK: Grow Your Own Cut Flowers. £18.99
No maritime tragedy has captured the public's imagination like the sinking of the Titanic. In the week that marks the 90th anniversary of the disaster, rare archive footage, plus location filming in America, Britain and Northern Ireland, explains why the ship's story still exerts such a fascination. Director Catrine Clay ; Strand editor Laurence Rees
r Hoover. Despite making the world's most famous vacuum cleaners, the Hoover factory near Glasgow is fighting for its future. This one-off special finds out if boss Peter Murtagh can turn company fortunes around with a week on the factory floor. Narrated by Neil Pearson.
Producer Nicola Bungey ; Executive producer Bill Grist
Presented by Jeremy Vine.
Rachel Holmes , Tom Paulin and Rosie Boycott join Mark Lawson for a review of the week's cultural highlights.
Producer Mark Bell Repeated next Sunday on BBC4
By Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman Matthew Taylor.
Jools is joined by The Vines, Del Amitri, Susana Baca, Stereophonics, Badly Drawn Boy and Bruce Springsteen & the E-Street Band.
Shown yesterday at 6.45pm
Shown at 6.45pm
Repeats are not indicated.
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