Ends 9.50.

Dennis the Menace
Animated spiky-haired shenanigans. (S)

7.25 Mona the Vampire
An ice show comes to town.

7.40 The Woody Woodpecker Show
Woody and Mrs Meany have therapy.
Shown yesterday at 3.45pm on BBC1

8.00 Ace Lightning
Lord Fear discovers Mark has a piece of the magical amulet.

8.25 Looney Tunes
Sylvester and Tweety take a train trip.

8.35 Taz-Mania
Taz defends his home from some pests.

9.00 Xchange Xtra
Featuring music from Sugababes.

9.15 ChuckleVision
Paul and Barry hang a valuable tapestry.
Written by John Sayle

9.35 Captain Abercromby
Conan the talking cannonball takes control of the ship.

Ends 11.00.

Rubbadubbers
Sploshy wants to do Winona's whale trick.
(S)

10.00 Tweenies
Jake learns what "in between" means.
(R) (S) (W)

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

10.25 Teletubbies
Laa-Laa's ball gets stuck indoors.
(R) (S)

10.50 Pingu
The impetuous penguin breaks a vase.
(R)

10.55 Beebie's Tails
Chris Bisson tells Beebie Surprise.
(S) (W)

Swashbuckling adventure. Sinbad describes a hunt for treasure. Review page 57.
Director Richard Wallace (1947, U)
Followed by Witness The impact of the Berlin Wall.

Including an appeal on behalf of Skillshare International.
Shown on Sunday at 4.20pm on BBC1

Tips from the fashion-and-beauty series.

Finance and business news with Adam Shaw.

Comedy. A married couple inherit a run-down cinema staffed by eccentrics.
Review page 57.
Director Basil Dearden (1957, U) (BW)
Living Famously profiles Peter Sellers at 3.30pm

(Digital: BBC London
News) Weather

Documenting the life of actor Peter Sellers , whose prolific radio, TV and film output belied a restless and insecure man.
Director Rupert Miles

Culinary challenge. (5)

Elimination quiz.

Bart the Lover. Bart plays a prank on his teacher when he hears she has placed a lonely-hearts ad.

With Falco, Toni Basil, Was (Not Was), Lene Lovich , Alan Price and Teardrop Explodes. Plus new music from Counting Crows. With Steve Wright.
[web address removed] Top of the Pops is on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC1
BBC BOOK: Top of the Pops 1964-2002, £14.99 from [web address removed]; BBC Top of the Pops magazine: monthly, £1.90

The Loss. Troi loses her empathetic powers as the crew contend with a mysterious life-form.

The second of three editions of The Money Programme exploring retail battles follows the race to sell the latest catwalk and celebrity fashions in high-street stores.
Entrepreneur Philip Green discusses his Top Shop empire, which is compared to its main rivals Zara and H&M.
Producer Sarah Gregory ; Series editor Clive Edwards

For the last in the series, Diarmuid Gavin and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen mark five years of working together by refurbishing their own homes, prompting arguments and criticisms from one another as well as their loved ones.
The duo also review highlights from past editions. Director Richard Thomson ; Series producer Kaye Godleman
[Web Address Removed] BBC BOOK: Home Front Inside Out, £13.29 from [Web Address Removed]

In spring 2002. excavations near Stonehenge turned up the richest Bronze Age burial ever found in Britain, with a man, presumed to be an archer. laid to rest with ten times the quantity of grave goods ever found before, including gold jewellery, copper knives and two full sets of hunting equipment. This Meet the Ancestors special sets out to discover the dead man's identity. Along the way, there are surprises - including the discovery of a second skeleton. Director/Producer Mike Fuller

Second in a five-part series about embarrassing messages. Wrong Recipient. The Devon schoolgirl bombarded with messages from the Pentagon and the office worker who sent abuse to his entire staff. Narrated by Quentin Willson. Director Julia Foot : Series producer Jonny Young

With Jeremy Paxman.

Guests include EastEnders actress Bindya Solanki , footballer Anwar Uddin , Bend It like Beckham director Gurinder Chadha and pop group Trickbaby. With Rajesh Mirchandani and Anita Rani.
Director Robert Davies : Producer Sangita Manandhar

Supermarket Swap. A top Sainsbury's executive turns to unloading lorries and shelf-filling, and uncovers unused new tills, damaged stock and workers forbidden to talk.
Series producer Hugh Dehn

Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Looking at What Happens in Hospital 78778 1.00 Galois's Enduring Legacy
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