Ends 7.30.
Teletubbies
Children learn about the number four.
7.25 Pingu
Antarctic fun.
Ends 10.30.
Taz-Mania
An anthropologist studies Taz and his family.
7.50 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza has a penguin-vetting stint.
8-15 The Cramp Twins
The town turns white.
8 30 Freestyle
With Jez Edwards and Amy Garcia.
[web address removed]
9.00 The Scooby-Doo Show
A thief steals a valuable coin.
9 20 XChange
The lowdown on summer in Manchester.
9 40 Chucklewood Critters
Bearbette looks after a pony.
10.05 Driven Crazy
Ned's new pet proves a handful.
Ends 11.30.
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Doing your best is more important than winning.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
10.50 The Shiny Show
Today's theme is shopping.
11.10 Tweenies
Judy ascends Mount Snowdon.
Rose develops a crush on Mr North.
A celebrity wants to travel incognito.
Featherweight boxing quarter-final coverage. Steven Bell carries English hopes in this division, while Scotland hope to repeat Alex Arthur's 1998 gold medal. Plus bowls and men's sprint cycling.
Gavin Campbell appeals on behalf of bereaved children.
(For donation details see Sunday at 5.40pm on BBC1)
A triple bill of races, featuring the prestigious Sussex Stakes at 3.20 alongside starts at 2.15 and 2.45. The 3.50 race is on BBC1.
Including at 3.00 News; Regional News (Digital: BBC London News); Weather.
Scoop suffers a bout of sneezing.
Ends 6.00.
CBBC Live from Manchester
CBBC is in Wythenshawe Park, Manchester, for a live afternoon at the Commonwealth Games city.
Starting with a double bill of:
Mona the Vampire
Mona hunts for her missing cat.
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4.10 Rugrats
Chuckie dreams about shrinking.
4.35 Even Stevens
Ren worries that her friendship with Charlotte might be in danger.
5.00 Blue Peter on the Road
With Blue, live on stage in Manchester.
(Rptd tomorrow, 7.50am)
5.25 Newsround
5.35-6.00pm The Simpsons: Hurricane Neddy
Ned Flanders's home is destroyed.
With Sue Barker, Sharron Davies and Michael Peschardt.
Note: events may alter the following timings.
6.00-7.00 Athletics
6.00 Track and field gets under way with the women's triple jump final, in which defending champion Ashia Hansen will aim to clinch gold for England once again.
6.10 Women's 100m hurdles final.
6.25 Men's 5,000m final.
6.45 Tanni Grey-Thompson races for Wales in the women's 800m wheelchair final. Steve Cram, Stuart Storey, Paul Dickenson, Brendan Foster, Sally Gunnell and John Regis provide athletics commentary and analysis.
Coverage of the athletics continues on BBC1 at 6.55.
7.00-8.50 Swimming
7.00 Women's 50m butterfly final.
7.05 Men's 50m backstroke final.
7.20 In the women's 50m breaststroke final, England's Zoe Baker - who earlier this year broke the European record - could be striving for top spot on the podium.
7.50 Women's 50m disability freestyle final.
8.30 In the men's 200m freestyle final, Australia's Ian Thorpe , who won four gold medals at the last Games, remains the overwhelming favourite to extend his medal collection at the tender age of 19. Commentary by Andy Jameson, Adrian Moorhouse and Marc Woods.
8.50 Cycling, Boxing, Judo, Squash
When the swimming comes to an end, action transfers to the National Cycling Centre for the men's sprint final, in which Scotland's Craig MacLean hopes to add a medal to the Olympic silver he claimed in 2000's British sprint team. Meanwhile
England's Bradley Wiggins and Rob Hayles are determined to stop Australian champion Brad McGee from winning a hat-trick of golds in the men's 4,000m individual pursuit. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Chris Boardman.
The squash finals could see England's Peter Nicol securing another gold after his win in 1998 - when he represented Scotland. In the women's event the quadruple world champion, Sarah Fitz-Gerald of Australia, is hoping finally to claim the Commonwealth gold she has so far - astonishingly - missed out on.
Commentary by Tony Gubba and Lisa Opie.
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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 Website: [web address removed]
With Jeremy Paxman.
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Director Thomas Heurlin's film documents the fractious relationship between himself and his daughter Karina, who was conceived as a result of a one-night stand when he was 17. Heurlin initially refused to have anything to do with her, despite verification that he was her father. But at the age of 10 she asked to meet him. They gradually developed a tentative liaison which this film shows evolving through the years, as Karina herself becomes pregnant and the two struggle to reach an understanding.
Another keyboard masterclass from JS Bach's revered Well-Tempered Clavier.
(Repeats are not indicated)
Open University
12.30 Global Fantasy 2
The Irresistible Rise of the Computer Game
1.00 Relationships
1.50 Ever Wondered?
A look at why people gossip
Wild World
2.00 Frozen World
Featuring The Natural World, with Alastair Fothergill. Including Polar Bear Diary.
Languages
4.00 Spain Inside Out: Parts 4-5
A guide to Seville, Cadiz and the Costa de la Luz.
Working In Sport and Leisure
5.00 Business Skills
Open University
6.00 Mexico City - Whose City?
6.30 Virtual Democracy?
The internet and democracy
