Ends 9.00.

The Woody Woodpecker Show
(Shown yesterday at 3.45pm on BBC1) (S)

7.15 Blue Peter
Magazine series.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1) (S) (W)

7.45 SMart on the Road
A soccer pitch is built in Exmouth. (R) (S)

8.00 Comic Relief Does Fame Academy on CBBC
Last night's rejected contestant is interviewed, plus progress reports. (W)

8.20 Round the Twist
Linda is drawn to a boy at school. (R) (S)

8.45 Pocket Dragon Adventures
Cuddles tries to become a brave knight. (R) (S)

Ends 10.50.

Clifford the Big Red Dog
The kids throw a pirate party.

9.15 Bob the Builder
Wendy tries her hand at decorating.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

9.30 Little Robots
Sporty borrows Scary's mirror.

9.40 Fimbles
Baby Pom hears a birdsong.
Shown yesterday at 3.25pm on BBC1

10.00 Tweenies
Fizz pretends she has a pony.

10.25 Teletubbies
The wind blows away the gang's favourite things.

Repeats are not indicated.
10.50 Starship (ages 5 and above) Key Stage I National Tests Literacy -Calculations
11.10 Let's Write a Story (ages
9-11) Year 5 and 6 - Legends and Heroes

News, views and live coverage from the House of Commons.
With Andrew Neil, Daisy Sampson and Laura Kuenssberg.

Finance and business news, presented by Adam Shaw.

Repeats are not indicated.
1.00 Megamaths (ages 7-8)
Problem Solving - Programme 2 76429459 1.15 Watch: Christianity (ages 5-7) Friends 76417614 1.30 Science Zone: The Earth and Beyond (ages
9-11) Sun Seeker

How a communications system able to withstand nuclear attack led to the internet

Western starring
Marlene Dietrich and Arthur Kennedy. When a woman is murdered by robbers her fiance swears vengeance. Review page 58.
Director Fritz Lang (1952, PG) Postponed from 14 February

(Digital: BBC London News); Weather

Nick Page catches up with a couple who last year searched Shropshire for a home.

Food contest.

The elimination quiz features ex-TV child actors.

Homer Simpson in "Kidney Trouble". Homer's dad needs a life-saving kidney transplant operation. Fancy the Simpsons theme on your phone? Visit www.radiotimes.com

Steve Wright presents archive performances from U2, Martha and the Muffins, Mariah Carey, Violinski, Scritti Politti, Barry White and Dennis Brown, as well as new music from Delta.
Producer Mark Hagen
www.bbc.co.uk/totp2
Another episode can be seen tomorrow at 6.20pm

Clues. Data becomes economical with the truth following a wormhole blackout aboard the Enterprise.

Whose Food? Britain's enthusiasm for exotic fare and the positive contribution of immigrants are covered in the final part of Jonathan Meades 's assessment of the UK's diet.
Director Francis Hanly ; Executive producer Anthony Wall

Christmas in the Wiltshire parish is overshadowed by a sudden tragedy. There's good news for Jane, and Jamie faces a crisis of conscience concerning the hunting issue.
Director Nigel Farrell ; Executive producer Paul Sommers

The Hinds gave up an eight-bedroom house with swimming pool and tennis courts in Durban, South Africa to move to the UK. Can presenter Catherine Gee find the family their perfect country house in North Yorkshire for £330,000? Escape to the Country Revisited is tomorrow at 3.30pm.
Series editor Kate Roberts

Field of Dreams. Government bureaucracy, BSE and the language barrier threaten to overwhelm Yo and Dave Holland , an English couple who have moved to France to run a farm. Director Sara Tibbetts ; Executive producer Michele Kurland

Leftovers. Elegant leftovers can be made from the freshest ingredients, as chefs Minty and Simon - alias Arabella Weir and Richard E Grant - demonstrate in this comedy short. Written by Jon Canter and Arabella Weir
Director Chris Langham ; Producer Gareth Edwards

In the third episode of this comedy drama, an old school-friend of questionable character takes the boys out on the town. Contains strong language and adult scenes.
Written by Nick Fisher
Producer Pete Thornton ; Director Audrey Cooke BBC PRODUCTS: Manchild series one - DVD and video, available 31 March

With Jeremy Paxman.
(S)

Video diaries and interviews taken over three years provide a compelling insight into the writing process of Booker Prize-winning novelist AS Byatt, as she works on her fourth novel, A Whistling Woman. (5)

Another recital from JS Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier.

Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Trend Trackers 83812 1.00 Reflections on a Global Screen 43831 1.30 Informer, Eduquer, Divertir?
Secondary Schools 2.00 Religious Education: Belief File Hinduism and Judaism
Languages 4.00 Germany Inside Out - 5/Talk German 1-2 Issues of Difference 5.00 Changing Places (parti)
Open University 6.00 The Authentick and lronicall Historie of Henry V 8674283 6.50 Ever Wondered?