Continued from BBC1.
Presented by Jeremy Bowen and Sian Williams.
(Timetable on Monday, BBC1)
Ends 10.50.
Bob the Builder
Bob and Lofty come to the rescue when Spud skates into trouble.
BBC Bob The Builder magazine: £1.40. CD-Rom, for PC and Playstation, price £19.99; Bob the Builder - Fix It Fun! on Game Boy Colour, £24.99
9.10 The Story Makers
What on earth has Milton done to his hair?
Website: [web address removed]
9.25 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Why did Clifford frighten T-Bone when they first met?
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9.40 Teletubbies
The pals watch some children squeezing things.
BBC products: Teletubbies Favourite Games PC CD-Rom, £19.99
Teletubbies Playstation £19.99
11.05 Playdays
Peggy goes tuffet hunting with Professor Livingroom.
10.25 Tweenies
Bossy Bella wants to turn the playroom into a jungle.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
BBC products: Tweenies: Ready to Play and Play the Music PC CD-Rom, £24.99 each; Tweenies Playstation £19.99; Doodles' Bones Game Boy Colour £24.99
Repeats are not indicated.
10 50 Come Outside (ages 4-5) Butterflies 3096676 11.05 Watch (ages 5-7) Our Friends: Special Friends
11.20 Words and Pictures Plus (ages 6-7) Long Vowel Spelling: The Big Wide-Mouthed Frog
2112947 11.35 Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7) The Earth and Beyond:
Seasons 3053947 11.50
Hands Up! (ages 5-7) Signed Words and Pictures - The Dancing Hen With sign language. 12 05 Pod's Mission (ages 7-9) Rocks and Soils 12 20 Landmarks Shorts (ages 9-11) Berlin
Business roundup.
Live action from day three of the ATP tournament at London's Queen's Club, an important indicator of grass-court form for the forthcoming Wimbledon championships. Can anyone follow the example of Pete Sampras -who, in 1999, became the last man to win both titles in the same year?
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/tennis
Parliamentary events, including Prime Minister's Questions. Presented by Nick Robinson.
(Contact details on Thursday)
(Digital: BBC London News)
Weather
Continuing the action from the Queen's Club.
Today's Stateside contestants are the stars of classic TV
ShOWS.
Natural Born Kissers. While Marge and Homer try to spice up their love life, the kids hunt for treasure. 34536?
Samantha Fox , Squeeze, Rozalla, Rupert Holmes , Gilbert O'Sullivan , Gloria Estefan , the The and Julia Fordham return from pop's past history.
The Royale. The Away Team becomes ensnared in an environment based on a novel.
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/cult/st/tng/
Britain's most costly television failure is investigated as The Money Programme tells the inside story of ITV Digital. A billion-pound investment, an award-winning ad campaign and even a certain cuddly monkey couldn't save the service. Rajan Datar asks why TV bosses fought and lost against British broadcasting's strongest man - Rupert Murdoch.
Producer Sarah Gregory : Series editor Clive Edwards
Secretarial temp Debbie Teilelbouim , single for three years, proves a tempestuous pupil for the trio of Cupids. Body language expert Tracey Cox , stylist Jay Hunt and confidence trainer Jeremy Milnes spend six weeks priming her for a date. Director Ita Fitzgerald , Series Producer Alannah Richardson
The third in the new four-part drama, starring Julie Walters.
Detective Billie Dory is challenged by an angry Angela over the lack of progress in the case. Contains sensitive issues and strong language.
Imelda Staunton's questionnaire: page 12
Murder 9.00pm BBC2
The third episode of this superior drama series focuses on the detective in charge of the hunt for Chris Maurer's murderer. DCI Billie Dory (Imelda Staunton) admits she is not the maternal type, which probably explains her failure to understand the grief and bewilderment of Chris's mother Angela (an extraordinary performance from Julie Walters).
Angela wants Chris's body released for burial but, due to the processes of the murder investigation, this is impossible. The investigation seems to be going nowhere, and no one, it seems, can give Angela a satisfactory explanation as to why she must wait. So she once more sets out to achieve results in her own way. Not prepared just to sit back and play the part of the placid victim's relative, she subverts a police press conference appeal for witnesses and information and makes a nuisance of herself with DCI Dory, even tracking her down at home as she enjoys a liaison with a junior officer.
For her part, Dory finds it hard to understand Angela's anger and frustration - "I wouldn't be doing my job if mopped up every bleeding heart," she yells at her colleagues - and the two women need to wrestle with and understand the nature of their own relationship if they are to move forward.
Murder remains uniquely powerful, and its various strands are meshing together with great fluidity. In this respect, it is a considerably more successful examination of the far-reaching effects of a savage crime than the recent series The Jury.
(Alison Graham)
Work. A young man has shocking plans for the night. Ben Whishaw and Marc Warren star. Contains strong language. Written by James McCreadie Producers Christopher Clough and Jake Lushington Director Nick Laughland
An old friend of Joe's flirts with Dossa in the penultimate part of the comedy drama about married life by Caroline Aherne and Peter Herbert. Contains strong language.
Producers Caroline Aheme. Peter Herbert : Director Caroline Aheme
With Jeremy Paxman.
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Rain! How have painters such as Van Gogh , Degas and Rousseau captured the rain in art?
Another masterclass from Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier.
Presented by Andrew Neil.
Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Whose History is it Anyway?
1.00 Living with Risk 81936 1.30 Meaning in Abstract Art Secondary Schools 2.00 Religious Education: Belief File Hinduism and Judaism
Languages 4.00 Spain Inside Out (parts 4-5) Seville, Cadiz and the Costa de la Luz
Working In the Community 5.00 Basic Skills
Open University 6.00 Powers of the President: Constitution and Congress 7781416 6.50 What Have the 1970s Ever Done for Us?
