Ends 8.15.

Chuck Finn
Ghostly live-action comic capers. (R) (S)

7 25 Histeria
Animated encounters with famous Romans. (R) (S)

7.45 Blue Peter
Wth sign language. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1 (S) (W)
WEBSITE: [web address removed]
BBC BLUE PETER MAGAZINE: £1.85

Ends 10.50.
Andy Pandy
Double bill. Teddy tries making sunglasses, and Andy teaches him a lesson in patience. Repeated at 1pm

8.25 The Story Makers
Milton and his friends compose some stories about growing.

8.40 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Charley realises that his friends like him for his personality rather than his possessions.

9.00 Teletubbies
Double bill. Dipsy runs all over Teletubbyland, then the friends jump over things.
BBC Video: Teletubbies 2, £12.99

9.50 Playdays
Peggy Patch and her friend find hens and baby chickens on the farm.

10.10 Tweenies
Double bill. The gang track down Doodles, then pretend to be monkeys.

Repeats are not indicated.
10.50 Hotch Potch House (ages 3-5) Round and Round
11.10 Look and Read (ages 7-9)
Captain Crimson: It'll All Come out in the Wash 9456332 11.30 Zig Zag (ages 7-9) Weather
6766993 11.50 Landmarks (ages 9-12) Britain since 1930: a Better Britain for All? 9558974 12.10 Focus (ages 9-11)

Business updates.
Ceefax: page 238

Ends 1.15.
Andy Pandy
Animated adventures. Shown at 8.15am

1.10 Pingu
Animation.

War drama starring
Gregory Peck. Nina, a Russian dancer stranded behind Nazi lines, is rescued by a band of freedom fighters, and a deep bond grows between Nina and Vladimir, the guerrilla boss. Review page 55. Director Jacques Tourneur (1944)
(BW)

More debates and decisions taking place at Westminster.
(Contact details Tuesday)

(Digital: BBC London News)
Weather

Delia Smith with more ideas for seasonal nourishment.

Tempting recipes for those who like to make their own ice cream, including a nougatine variety served with compote of summer fruits, coconut with lime syrup and some cooling ice cream sodas.

Dan Cruickshank pays tribute to the Royal Albert Bridge.

A student tours Biddulph Grange in Cheshire for ideas about autumn borders.

Culinary-challenge series with Ainsley Harriott.

Elimination quiz. BBC PRODUCTS: CD-Roms, Weakest Link, for PC and Playstation, both
£24.99; video. Weakest Link - Insults and Exits, price £12.99. available now

The Two Mrs Nahasapeemapetilons. Apu's mother sends him a reminder of his impending marriage.

Bank Shots. Will is in danger of losing the family
Mercedes as a result of a pool-hall hustle. The series continues at the same time tomorrow

Reptile Boy. Buffy finds that the Delta Zeta Kappa fraternity house contains a terrifying secret.
Rptd tomorrow 12.40am WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/cult/buffy

Continuing the new series in which two teams compete to transform a normal car into an extraordinary machine.
Gravity Racer. Trevor Nelson follows four enthusiasts in a test of ingenuity as they try making gravity racers - cars designed to be raced downhill - out of Ford Escort vans in 48 hours. The losers' vehicle is crushed after the deciding race. DirectorEwanKeil;SeriesproducerAndyFrancis BBC TOP GEAR MAGAZINE: monthly, price L3.50

The A6 Murder. On 4 April 1962, James Hanratty was hanged, protesting to the end his innocence in the murder of Michael Gregsten. This year, after a lengthy campaign, his case came before the Court of Appeal. Supporters believe Hanratty was wrongfully convicted; the police maintain Hanratty was a rapist and killer. As the court now reaches its judgement, this film tells the story of a case where today's science holds the key to a 40-year-old crime. Producer Philip Martin ; Executive editor John Lynch

The second of three films telling the stories of young offenders and the notorious crimes they perpetrated.
Double Trouble. In the early 1990s, two 11-year-olds found infamy as Britain's most persistent child criminals - Spider Boy, otherwise known as Tom Laws , and Balaclava Boy, aka Gareth Brogden. This documentary charts their criminal history and updates their stories. Contains strong language. Director Kirsty Cunningham ; Executive producer Magaret Magnusson

Presented by Jeremy Paxman.

Keith Wood and Jeremy Guscott look back on the climax of the Premiership, and there's a chance to vote for the player of the season. Last in the series.
Director Stephen Potter ; Editor Jo McCusker

Presented by Andrew Neil.

Repeats are not indicated.
Open Science 12.30 City Life 17036 1.00 The Next Big
Thing Cloning 6668017 1.35 Lab Detectives
1.50 What Have the 1970s Ever Done for Us? 3464388 2.00
Test Tube Miracle? 14659 2.30 A Time to Be Bom
3.00 Open Advice The University without Walls
Curriculum Development 3.30 TeachingToday Sportsbank-Dance, Primary - dance instruction at an early age. Languages 4.00 How to Learn a Language
Working in Travel and Tourism 5.00 Computer Skills Open University 6.00 Giotto: the Arena Chapel
6.50 Ever Wondered?