Ends 8.15.
Chuck Finn
Rocky the Caveman arrives in Tingalla. Continues on Thursday at 7am
7.25 Histeria
Encounters with King Arthur, Thomas Edison and Alexanderthe Great.
7.45 Blue Peter
Children's magazine. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1
Ends 10.50.
Binka
Double bill. Binka's curiosity gets the better of him, then he comes across an interesting aroma. Repeated at 1pm
8.25 The Story Makers
Jelly finds out about a special festival for brothers and sisters.
8.40 Clifford the Big Red Dog
The canine is left without a playmate as his party is prepared.
9.00 Teletubbies
A golden and silver tree appears, then a magical cloud follows Dipsy.
BBC TELETUBBIES MAGAZINE: £1.35
9.50 Playdays
Chris and Poppy find friends at the seaside.
BBC PLAYDAYS MAGAZINE: £1.35. New issue on sale 16 May
10.10 Tweenies
The friends complete dot-to-dot puzzles on a rainy day, then Max visits a pottery to get a present.
BBC TWEENIES MAGAZINE: price £1.40
(Repeats are not indicated)
10.50 Megamaths (ages 7-9)
11.10 English Express (ages 9-11): Grammar and Writing: What's in a Word?
11.30 Music Makers (ages 7-9): Professor Allegro: World of Music: In the Fields
11.50 Zig Zag Shorts (ages 7-9): France: Brittany
12.00 Shakespeare: the Animated Tales (ages 9-13): A Midsummer Night's Dream
Series exploring musical concepts. In this edition, how composers use the repetition of musical ideas, or themes.
Financial roundup.
Ends 1.15.
Binka
Shown at 8.15am
1.10 Pingu
Adventures with the clumsy little penguin.
Comedy. A nightclub singer tries to prevent her former husband from producing a male heir by a certain date. Her reward for doing so is a legacy ofL2 million. Review page 54. Director Muriel Box (1954. U)
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Zeinab Badawi covers events in Parliament.
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Weather
The doyenne of TV chefs unveils more recipes.
Roshan Seth celebrates India's Lallgarh Palace.
A Midlands couple tour London's Museum of Garden History with Stefan Buczacki.
Culinary challenge. CEEFAX: recipes on page
Elimination quiz.
The Cartridge Family. Marge whisks the children away from Homer to a downmarket motel.
Void. The crew find themselves stranded in a dark void with seemingly no way of escape. Star Trek: the Next Generation is tomorrow at 6.20pm
Performances from the archive include Ce Ce Peniston , Yellow Dog, Beverley Craven , the Who, New Musik and Fairground Attraction. Plus the recent hit from X-Press 2 featuring David Byrne. With the voice of Steve Wright.
Producer Mark Hagen More tomorrow at 7.05pm
Bugs and Barometers. Kate Humble and a team of five scientists -Jonathan Hare , Ellen McCallie , Kathy Sykes , Mike Bullivant and Mike Leahy-try to build a biology laboratory, microscope and weather station on a tropical island in just three days with only rudimentary tools.
Series producer Steve Evanson FURTHER INFORMATION: for a free booklet call [number removed] (national rate): visit the website at www.open2.net; or see Ceefax: page
The Italian Job. In the New Forest, Jamie Oliver cooks for two of Italy's most renowned cooks. On his menu are a simple salad, parsnip-and-pancetta tagliatelle, roast duck, and a dessert treat known as the "king of puddings".
Director Ewen Thomson ; Producer Nina Davies BBC BOOK: Happy Days with the Naked Chef, price L20
Chefs Ben O'Donoghue , Paul Merrett and Silvana Franco try outdoing each other with summer breakfasts and rice dishes. O'Donoghue makes panettone with poached peaches, followed by pork-and-egg congee; Merrett rustles up carpaccio of pineapple, then a paella; and Franco creates coffee-and-pecan muffins followed by crusty vegetable pilaf. Series producer Sue Walton ; Executive producer Janice Gabriel Ben O'Donoghue 's panettone French toast with poached peaches: p4O
- The effects of incarceration and the dynamics of power and rebellion are studied by secret cameras in this four-part series in which 14 men are divided into inmates and guards, and locked for eight days in a purpose-built jail.
Conflict. There's a foiled breakout attempt, plus a stint in solitary confinement for the most powerful prisoner.
Contains strong language. Continues tomorrow at 9pm.
Series producer Gaby Koppel ; Executive producer Nick Mirsky Top TV prison stretches: pl3; Learning from past mistakes: p39
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
With The Independent offering an alluringjob as a newspaper photographer, three would-be staff snappers fight it out for the contract with the brief to bring back a picture that would adorn the front page.
Director Southan Morris ; Executive producer David Young
Another recital from
JS Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier.
Presented by Andrew Neil.
Repeats are not indicated
Open University 12.30 South Korea: the Struggle for
Democracy 86776 1.00 The True Geometry of Nature 82009 1.30 The Roof of the World
Secondary Schools 2.00 Expressive Arts Music File Languages 4.00 Talk Italian (parts 1-2)jltaly Inside Out Working in Travel and Tourism 5.00 What's It Really Like? Open University 6.00 Management in Chinese Cultures 80282 6.30 Global Warming: Global Policy?
