Ends 7.30.
Teletubbies
Some children perform a ballet dance.
7.25 Pingu
Animation. Pingu and Pinga are at home.
Ends 10.30.
Taz-mania
Animation. Wendal Wolf tries finding a family that will adopt him.
7.50 Blue Peter on the Road
Children's magazine series.
Shown yesterday. 5pm
8.15 The Cramp Twins
Mrs Cramps mother brings a piano when she comes to visit.
8.30 Freestyle
Jez Edwards and Amy Garcia present the interactive sports magazine.
9.00 The Scooby-Doo Show
The case of a strange sanatorium.
9 20 XChange
Motorcycle stunt displays and pop-up cards.
9 40 Chucklewood Critters
Lester is out of sorts.
10 05 Driven Crazy
Danni uncovers a dark secret.
Ends 11.30.
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Emily and Clifford are visited by cousin Laura and her dog Rex.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
10.50 The Shiny Show
Today's theme is refuse collection.
11.10 Tweenies
Fizz pretends to be a baby.
Jodie has a confession to make to Nick.
Danny's desire for Layla is thwarted.
Day six continues with coverage of the men's hockey clash between England and Wales.
Commentary by Nigel Starmer -Smith and Sean Kerly. Presented by John Inverdale.
Ends 2.00.
1.45 Binka: Binka's quest for sleep is foiled.
1.55 Spider: Animated antics. Panda comes to stay.
Clare Balding presents three live races from the first day of this year's meeting, with the West Sussex course celebrating its
200th anniversary. Featuring the Gordon Stakes at 3.20 and starts at 2.15 and 2.45. The 3 50 race is on BBC1.
Producer Gerry Morrison Including at 3.00 News; Regional News (Digital: BBC London News) Weather
Bob and Scoop make a discovery.
Ends 6.00.
Mona the Vampire
A cyborg attacks Angela's home.
4.10 Rugrats
A triple bill of animated frivolity.
4.35 So Little Time
The twins have a disastrous driving lesson.
5.00 Against All Odds
How a ten-year-old saved his grandmother when she plunged down a cliff.
5.25 Newsround
5.35-6.00 The Simpsons
Lisas Date with Density: Lisa has a crush on a school bully.
Live from Manchester, introduced by Sue Barker ,
Sharron Davies and Michael Peschardt.
6.05-7.00 Athletics Coverage from the City of Manchester Stadium, beginning with:
6.15 Women's 1500m semi-finals.
6.45 Men's 1500m semi-finals. Athletics coverage then continues on BBC1 until 8.40.
7.00-8.40 Swimming The first night of finals at the Manchester Aquatics Centre.
7.00 Women's 200 freestyle final. England's Karen Pickering , if she makes the final, is likely to come up against Australian star Susan O'Neill.
7.40 Men's 400 freestyle final, in which Australia's
Ian Thorpe , who took home four Olympic gold medals in 2000, was the strong pre-Games favourite.
7.50 Women's 200 individual medley final.
8.05 Men's 200m butterfly final, in which James Hickman of England hopes to defend his title and Stephen Parry - who won the bronze four years ago - is expected to mount a strong challenge.
8.35 Men's 4x100 freestyle final.
8.40 Athletics Women's 10,000m final.
9.15 Cycling, Badminton Latest action from Manchester Velodrome, the National Cycling Centre. Plus, from Bolton, the climax of badminton's mixed team final. Commentary comes from Hugh Porter , Chris Boardman , Gill Clark and David Mercer. BBCi: digital viewers can press the red handset button to follow their favourite sport or competitor either in the pool, trackside, in the field or on the pitch www.bbc.co.uk/commonwealth
Jeremy Paxman presents this evening's analysis of news at home and abroad.
Imagine having hundreds of half brothers and sisters.
Barry Stevens believes that he has: his father was unable to have children, and his parents were among the earliest beneficiaries of artificial insemination, while the technique was being developed by a London clinic. Half a century on, Stevens wants to trace his biological father.
This documentary follows Stevens through the highs and lows of his investigation, as his euphoric breakthroughs are frustrated by the pioneers' procedural informality, and the assurances of anonymity that were given to the original sperm donors. Contains strong language.
Director Barry Stevens ; Series editor Nick Fraser Meeting My Daughter - Storyville, tomorrow at 11.20pm
Another keyboard masterclass from JS Bach's revered
Well-Tempered Clavier. (rj
Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Asteroid Hunters - mathematical modelling on the track of potentially hazardous asteroids, to try to predict, and possibly prevent, a catastrophic impact.
1.00 Gothic in India Bombay Railway Station -built as a symbol of British power, Bombay's Victoria Terminus Station shows just what happens when East meets West. 6087141 1.50 Ever Wondered? - travel presenter Juliet Morris unmasks the history behind the Venice carnival.
Wild World 2.00 Frozen World -featuring Land of the Midnight Sun. Alastair Fothergill introduces another two programmes from Scandinavia. Viewers can also catch up with activities from the Polar Bear Diary.
Languages 4.00 Spain Inside Out 2-3 Madrid, Toledo, Malaga andRonda - a guide to Spanish travel, people and culture. Working In Sport and Leisure 5.00 Leading a Team - expert advice on the key skills needed to manage teams, the importance of delegation and how to manage projects with efficiency. Open University 6.00 The Programmers - the history of computing, from hardware and software to programming, and the people who devised the codes to make them work.
6.30 Regressing to Quality - visiting Britain's largest steelworks to see how statistics can help in the production of North Sea pipelines.
