Ends 9.00.

UBOS
Cassy and Gus behave mysteriously.

7.20 Blue Peter
Gareth Gates sings "Suspicious Minds" with the dancing competition winners, and there's an appearance from Will Young. Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1

7.45 Taz-Mania
Bull and Axl Gator try to improve their chances of catching Taz, who also has an adventure with a pterodactyl.

8.10 The Journey of Allen Strange
Robbie and Josh are faced with a dilemma.

8.35 Pocket Dragon Adventures
The Dragons are mistaken for famous bakers.

8.50 Snailsbury Tales
A dragon-shaped kite causes something of a panic in the village.

Ends 10.00

Teletubbies Everywhere
Children in Morocco take water to a woman washing clothes.

9.to The Shiny Show
Dogsby asks the questions, and the puppets learn about fixing cars.

9.30 Bill and Ben
Whoops gets in deep bubble trouble.

9.40 The Story Makers
Blue Cow encounters a roundabout horse.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

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10.00 Megamaths: Fractions - Fifths and Tenths (ages 7-9) 7347298

10.20 Look and Read: Spelling with the Spellits - Programme 3 (ages 7-9) 8701347

10.40 The Experimenter: Sorting It Out (ages 7-9)

Continuing coverage of the Liberal Democrats' conference, live from Brighton. More at
2pm.

The South American trend of felling rainforests to provide cattle-grazing land.

Bobby's Big Break. Bobby tears up his cabbie's licence after landing a part in a soap
Opera.

Business news presented by Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw. Plus a report on how having a baby inspires some women to invent products for their children.

Andrew Neil presents more live coverage from Brighton of the Liberal Democrats' conference. Including reports from
Zeinab Badawi.

Classic political sitcom. The minister is upset by rumours of a cabinet reshuffle and decides to take drastic action to keep his post.

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First of three episodes this week from the 1990 archives of the satirical news quiz Have / Got News for You, with Angus Deayton , Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. (Revised repeat)

Culinary contest.

Elimination quiz.

Grampa leads Lisa to believe that she is genetically predisposed to lose her intelligence.
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The Survivors. The Enterprise discovers a planet where all life has been eradicated, except for two mysterious residents. Another episode tomorrow 6.45pm [Web Address Removed] Fancy the Star Trek theme on your mobile? Visit [Web Address Removed]

Mons. Professor Richard Holmes follows in the footsteps of the British troops who had to retreat south from Mons after marching against the Germans in August 1914.
Director Nick Shearman : Series producer Mark Fielder

Military historian Richard Holmes looks at some of history's major battles. This programme follows the British retreat from Mons in 1914. Show more

The Battle of Barnet. The site of the battle of Barnet has gradually disappeared beneath urban London, butjust over 500 years ago it was where 25,000 soldiers fought one of the crucial conflicts of the War of the Roses. From their base located on a local golf club, which now occupies part of the battlefield, archaeologists Tony Pollard and Neil Oliver set out to investigate the battle and its history. Director Paul Ratcliffe : Executive producer Pat Llewellyn

Demonstrations in Indonesia, a "line race", a serious foot injury, a chicken casserole and a fear-conquering climb bring to a close the eventful voyage of the Endeavour. For the crew it's time to reflect, many coming to the conclusion that they will miss the sense of togetherness and adventure offered by life on board a tall ship. Last in the series.
Director Chris Terrill ; Executive producer Laurence Rees BBC PRODUCTS: hardback book The Ship by Simon Baker £18.99 and soundtrack CD by John Harle £13.99. both available at www.bbcshop.com

An investigation into the remarkable rise to power of Richard Clive Desmond, who owns The Daily Express, the Daily Star, and OK! magazine, controversially donated £100,000 to the Labour party, socialises with high-profile personalities such as the Beckhams and the Blairs, but made his fortune as a pornography magnate. John Sweeney reports.

Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
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Jimmy Savile and Pete Waterman discuss Pop Idol in the show that "eavesdrops" on restaurant conversations.

There No Business Like
Dick Business. Dick and Sally become magicians.

Five Forty Five. Drama, written and directed by Christoph Rohl , about a man who spies on a young businesswoman. Producer Joanna Beresford

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Open University 12.30 Energy through the Window
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Webwise for Business 5.00 Getting the Best from the Net Open University 6.00 Beyond the Naked Eye The Man Who Loved Trees 79922 6.30 Cybersouls