Ends 10.15am.
2002: It's Up to You! - voting goes on, this time for your favourite cartoons, via [website removed]. Your top CBBC shows of the year are revealed on New Year's Eve on BBC1.

Ace Lightning
Ace is turned into an evil zombie.
Shown on Monday at 4.30pm on BBC1

7.25 The Basil Brush Show
The gang convert their flat into Brush Manor.

7.50 The Woody Woodpecker Show
Woody competes with a trainee fireman. Shown yesterday at 3.45pm on BBC1

8.15 The Cramp Twins
Lucien is transformed.

8.30 The Wild Thornberrys
Poachers capture Darwin.

9.00 Jeopardy
Double bill. The weird experiences continue, and David has a remarkable encounter.
For cast see Tuesday and Thursday

9.45 Kenan and Kel
The Rockmores set out on a trip.

Ends 12.00.

Clifford the Big Red Dog
Emily finds a baby bird.

10.30 Noddy
Noddy and the warm scarf.

10.40 Pablo the Little Red Fox
The cubs see snow.

10.45 Fimbles
Florrie finds a scarf.
Shown yesterday at 3.25pm on BBC1.

11.05 Teletubbies Count to Christmas
Another magic moment.
Then Pingu
The pint-sized penguin plays hide-and-seek.

11.10 Tweenies
Fizz catches sight of a rainbow.
BBC TWEENIES MAGAZINE: monthly, £1.40. New issue on sale 16 December.

11.30 Teletubbies
Laa-Laa squeezes a tube.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays.
BBC PRODUCTS: CBeebies, the Official Album, featuring songs and TV themes.

Hollywood Calling. Life becomes a continuous party when a film company calls. Then Afoot Again In the Past Kirsty Wark visits Inchmahome Priory.

Business updates.
Ceefax: page 238

Cilia Black appeals on behalf of the charity WellBeing.
DONATIONS: for details see Sunday at
4.35pm on BBC1

Spoof comedy.
A financial expert is sent to Hollywood to probe the workings of a film studio.
Review page 56. (1937, U) (BW)

With Prime Minister's Questions. Presented by Nick Robinson.

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Today a new elephant keeper takes over.

Culinary contest.

Ruthless quiz.

The Weald. Dermot Murnaghan is in the studio while
Suzi Perry is out and about in Kent and Sussex as contestants from Edinburgh endeavour to solve a series of cryptic clues that will bring them the L2,000 prize.

Menage à Troi. The arrival of Troi's mother brings chaos and danger to the crew when the Ferengi become intent on finding out about her telepathic abilities. Fancy the Star Trek theme on your mobile? Visit www.radiotimes.com

An episode from series four, first shown in 1977. With
Richard Briers , Felicity Kendal , Penelope Keith , Paul Eddington. Sweet and Sour Charity. Tom and Barbara discover oil.
Margo is appalled at her music society's new production. Written by John Esmonde , Bob Larbey ; Producer John Howard Davies

Another chance to see the episode featuring Gillie and John Coghlan - former drummer with Status Quo - who live in a tiny Oxfordshire cottage. Life is a continuous struggle to keep on top of the disorder that surrounds them. With the contents of the three worst rooms spread on the lawn, decisions have to be taken as to what fate will befall some items: car-boot sale, charity donation or crusher.
Series producer Susie Worster ; Series editor Daisy Goodwin

The best of the season's ingredients are used to serve up a festive feast. Recipes include crown of roast turkey with bacon-and-sherry-raisin pate, sweetened potatoes and chestnuts with chives, sesame and ham sprouts, and cranberry sauce. For pudding, there's jelly made with cranberry, orange and port plus tangerine biscuit fingers.
Director Claire Popplewell ; Series producer Siobhan Mulholland BBC BOOKS: Gary Rhodes Cookery Year: Autumn into Winter, and Gary Rhodes Cookery Year: Spring into Summer, both available in hardback. £18.99 each Serious jelly recipe: page 36

In this special edition from the Meet the Ancestors strand, Julian Richardsjoins archaeologists in Yorkshire as they retrieve the fragile remains of a chariot that they found buried with the skeleton of the tallest British Iron
Age woman ever found. Can they ascertain precisely what these remains were part of - a farm cart, a hearse or a war chariot, and will they be able to build a working replica? Producer Ian Potts ; Executive producer Caroline van den Brul
Postponed from 26 November

In the last of the series, Lloyd's funeral is imminent but Gus is missing, Beres has to decide if he should take a chance on happiness, the tough realities of fatherhood confront Linvall, and Johnny receives shocking news.
Written by Avril E Russell ; Producer Anne Edyvean ; Director Roberto Bangura www.bbc.co.uk/babyfather

Presented, for the final time, by Jeremy Vine, who is moving to BBC Radio 2 in the new year.

He's Not Our Craig. CraigHooleywasinacoma for three weeks after being knocked down at the age of 17. When he woke, it was clear from the violent mood swings he experienced that his personality had changed. The second of two films follows his struggle to deal with this situation. Producer Mary Fitzpatrick

With Andrew Neil.