Ends 9.00.

UBOS
Zarlack causes mayhem by draining the internal logic from the surface world.

7.20 Smurrs' Adventures
A baby dragon has an insatiable appetite for the glowberries.

7.45 Taz-Mania
More madcap fun and games with the Tasmanian Devil and friends.

8.10 Round the Twist
On his first day at his new school, Pete has to take a nerve test, but he soon has the last laugh.

8.35 Pocket Dragon Adventures
A hole in the roof inspires a spot of DIY that unfortunately ends in disaster.

8.50 Snailsbury Tales
Kevin decides that he wants to be a circus performer. But everyone just laughs at his plans.

Ends 11.00.
Teletubbies Everywhere: A group of Indian children make some kites then fly them up above the tree line. Repeated at 1pm

9.10 Fimbles: Fimbo finds a new friend in a bright blue sock.
Together they tour Fimble Valley.
Shown yesterday at 3.25pm on BBC1

9.30 64 Zoo Lane: Petula the parrot comes up with a plan to stop people stealing her food.

9.40 The Story Makers: A tyre on Rossetti's bicycle gets a puncture.

10.00 Tweenies: Judy spends a wonderful holiday in Scotland, bobbing up and down in a boat. WEBSITE: [web address removed]

10.20 Teletubbies: The friends watch children passing in and out of various things, then they perform a twisting dance. Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

10.55 Wiggly Park: Nifty rescues a balloon and accidentally takes to the skies.

Continuing this week's coverage of the Labour Party's conference, live from Blackpool in Lancashire.

Repeats are not indicated.
The Experimenter (ages 7-9) The Alien Tree

(Shown at 9am)

Financial roundup.

Former US president Bill Clinton addresses the Labour Party conference in Blackpool this afternoon. Presented by Andrew Neil.

(Digital: BBC London News)
Weather

Ainsley Harriott's beat-the-clock culinary contest.

Ruthless elimination quiz, with Anne Robinson.

Kingofthe Hill. Homer accepts a challenge to climb a dangerous mountain. With Brendan Fraser.

The archives are plundered for more memorable musical performances. With the voice of Steve Wright.
(Top of the Pops is on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC1)
Top of the Pops Magazine: £1.90. New issue on sale today

Booby Trap. The Enterprise falls into a trap on the site of an ancient battle that saw the death of two races.

With obesity a growing threat to children's health, parents are sure they know where the blame lies: the £15 billion junk-food industry, In the first of a new series of The Money Programme, Adrian Chiles reports on the consumer backlash.
Producer Sarah Gregory
Series editor Clive Edwards

Home consultant Dawna Walter and clearance specialist Mark Franks help more people struggling with clutterto streamline their lives in this second six-part series. Busy single mother Kate Gardner is the first to dejunk her life.
Series producer Sara Woodford ; Executive producer Carrie Britton Laundry service: page 41

Forty years ago, thousands of babies were bom without limbs, the side effect of a drug prescribed for morning sickness. Three of the 456 survivors - Gary, Janette and Kevin - discuss the obstacles they've overcome. Sue Johnston narrates.
Director/Producer Benetta Adamson
WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM?

Drama written by Patrick Marber in which three lives are changed for ever when a stranger is served the perfect egg.

With Jeremy Paxman.

By the Labour Party.

Cameras eavesdrop on more restaurant conversations.

My Dick My Mother,
A new alien accidentally arrives through the time-space portal. With guest star Elaine Stritch.

Keyboard masterclass from Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier.

Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Renaissance Secrets 87067 1.00
P-YGerbeau's Rules of the Game Paying the Penalty 83390 1.30 Imagining the Pacific
Secondary Schools 2.00 Technology - Technology Starters Languages 4.00 Suenos World Spanish (parts 13-16)
Webwlse for Business 5.00 Welcome to the Cybermarket Open Unhmslty 6.00 Open Advice 10883 6.30 Housing