The countdown to the World Cup gets underway. Ends 8.15.
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The Really Wild Show
Flying foxes, French monkeys and a fish in Brazil are today's animal stars.
(Shown last Friday BBC1)

7.25 Smurfs' Adventures
Animated tales.

7.45 Blue Peter Unleashed
Featuring water-skiing, ballooning, bowling and junior baseball, plus football tips from Ipswich's Matt Holland. With Katie Hill, Konnie Huq, Simon Thomas, Liz Barker and Matt Baker.
(Another edition on Wednesday at 7.45 am)
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Today Ipswich Town captain Matt Holland tells you how to score from 25 yards. Simon attempts a water skiing high jump and Katy takes part in a balloon race over the Alps. Show more

Ends 10.50.

Brum
The little car helps out in a game of wheelchair basketball.
Repeated at 1pm

8.25 The Story Makers
Jackson and Jelly surprise Milton.

8.40 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Is T-Bone moving away?

9.00 Teletubbies
Double bill. The story of a clever fox, and making animal pictures.

9 50 Playdays
Making a jungle at the Why Bird stop.

10.10 Tweenies
Double bill. Max has a headache, and Bella falls over and hurts her ankle.

Repeats are not indicated.

10.50 Magic Key: Underworld (ages 5-6)

11.05 Primary Preview

11.35 Watch: The Songcatcher: Choo Choo (ages 5-7)

11.50 Watch: Our Friends: School Friends (ages 5-7)

12.05 Tales of Europe: The Pied Piper of Hamelin (ages 7-9)

12.20 Landmark Shorts: Using the Land: Coastal Neighbour (ages 9-11)

Financial updates.

Ends 1.10.

Brum
Shown at 8.15am (W)

Blubber Lovers. An insight into the world of elephant seals, filmed by Richard Ganniclifft.

Musical comedy starring Jane Russell. A beautiful heiress travels incognito hoping to find a man who'll love her for herself. Review page 54.
Director Lloyd Bacon (1954, U)
Jane Russell is in His Kindol Woman tomorrow at 1.15pm

(Digital: BBC London News)
Weather

First of five daily programmes, presented by Paul Martin , in which participants are invited to auction their antiques and collectables. Today's edition comes from Cardiff.
Series producer Hannah Corneck Executive producer Mark Hill

Culinary-challenge series with Ainsley Harriott.

Quiz with cruel quips, hosted by Anne Robinson.

The Last Temptation of Krust. Degenerate clown Krusty updates his act with some edgier material.

Noose of Ice. The team are sent to the North Pole to protect a tritonium mine from a Mysteron threat.

Virtually Destroyed. Louis and Clark are trapped inside a virtual world by Lex Luther 's son.

Hebrides. Oddie seeks the elusive corncrake off the west coast of Scotland, enjoying spectacular scenery on the way. Producer Stephen Moss : Executive producer Fiona Pitcher

The all-female team St Hilda's, Oxford, 1965 winners, face 1984's all-male victors Dundee. With Jeremy Paxman.
Director Vernon Antcliff : Producer Peter Gwyn

Therapy. Reese wants a good excuse to get out of class.
Rptd next Saturday WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/cult/malcolm

Comedy about a group of friends' complicated romantic entanglements. Steve glimpses Sally's behind.

A satirical take on TV news reporting. Wild horses cause problems on the London Underground and the BBC replaces the Nine O'Clock News with a soap set in a bureau de change. Show more

News analysis with Jeremy Vine.

Double-bill concluding the clubland drama.
Stella may lose the club. Contains strong language.
Postponed from 20 May
11.50 It's decision time for Jack and Sandra, while Ryan has to get to the airport. Contains strong language.
Written by Martin McCardie ; Producers Scott Meek and Maryann Wilson
Director Caroline Paterson

Repeats are not indicated.
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