Ends 9.00.

UBOS
Zarlak locks the solar eclipse in place.

7.20 Blue Peter
Basil Brush guests.
(Shown last Friday BBC1)

7.45 X-periMENTAL
How many vacuum cleaners does it take to lift a man off the ground?

8.00 The Genie from Down Under
When Penelope makes a bad wish, can the Master of the Past put things right?

8.25 Evolution: the Animated Series
An attempt to produce an anti-Genus germ creates a stronger strain of the organism.

8.45 Pocket Dragon Adventures
Specs makes the mistake of laughing at Scribble's tale.

Ends 10.50.

Clifford the Big Red Dog
The canine and his friends are influenced by advertising.

9.15 Bob the Builder
Lofty saves the day.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

9.30 Binka
The fat feline overeats, then meets a mouse.

9.40 Fimbles
Pre-school fun with the gang.

10.00 Tweenies
Max's home-grown vegetables prove very useful.

10.25 Teletubbies
A black and white cloud appears.

Repeats are not indicated.
10.50 Look and Read (ages 7-9) Spell It Out - Programme 3
2534475 11.15 Watch: Toys with Magic Grandad (ages 5-7) 1960s Toys
11.30 Coming to England (ages 7-9) Programme 3 Floella's fight against racism - the RT Interview: page 22
11.50 See You, See Me (ages 7-9) Castle under Siege
12.10 Around Scotland (ages 10-12) Scotland in the Second World War-LeavingHome

With Adam Shaw.

Repeats are not indicated.
1.00 Magic Key (ages 5-6) The Cream Cake Mystery (Seeing Patterns) 76281291 1.15
Numbertime (ages 4-6) Time - Timing of Events

Drama starring Ginger Rogers , who won a Best Actress Oscar for her performance. A shop girl promises to marry her doctor sweetheart, but is swept away when an old flame appears on the scene.
(1940)
(BW)

(Review page 48)
(The Oscar 75 season continues with "Jailbreakers" at 1.15am)

A brief look at the career of Marlene Dietrich.

(Digital: BBC London
News); Weather

What's new for a family living their country dream in Scotland?

Cookery contest.

Comedians and comic actors
Compete.

Wild Barts Can't Be Broken. The children of Springfield rebel after Chief Wiggum instigates a curfew.

As the Will Turns. Will inadvertently lands a part in a daytime soap opera. Another episode is on Thursday at 6.20pm

The start of a fortnight of events in this year's ten-part technological sports competition. Day one sees robots from around the country contesting events including the penalty kick and the assault course. With Philippa
Forrester, Liz Bonnin , Simon Scott and Barry Davies.
Director Stuart McDonald ; Producers Sam Rogerson and Richard Stansfield Next edition tomorrow at 6.45pm

Northern Ireland publican Patrick seeks a roomy estate car to transport his cash-and-carry purchases. Dominic Littlewood and Jason Barlow provide a choice of three new and three used cars that fit the bill and, using covert technology, aim to get Patrick a great deal on his old Nissan Primera.
Director Paul Barnett : Series producer Karen Mackinder

A place in the final is at stake tonight, as Birkbeck College, London, take on Sheffield in the first of the semi-finals.
Director Tracey Rooney ; Producer Peter Gwyn Another collegiate battle is on Friday at 7pm on BBC4

In 1945 the peerage had reached an all-time low, with Britain's great houses literally falling down. The fashionable solution was to open the doors to the paying public. By the 1960s the aristocracy was socialising with models and actresses, photographers and hairdressers, and talk of a meritocracy was rife.
Director Rachel Bell ; Series producer Sam Organ (Revised repeat)

Ends 10.30.
Never Mind the Buzzcocks Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks, DJ superstar Pete Tong and comedian Dave Johns guest. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producers Simon Bullivant and Warren Prentice
Repeated next Sunday
9.30 DoubleTake Following a Bafta Award-winning pilot episode, this new satirical series puts lookalikes of the famous in amusing and often shocking situations. But is that actually Harry drinking his dad's girlfriend under the table? And would the Prime Minister really allow himself to be filmed while losing to the President at tennis?
Director Alison Jackson ; Producer Catherine Bailey Hair we go, hair we go: RT picture exclusive, page 10
10.00 Shooting Stars Simon Day, Goldie and Jordan join hosts
Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer and the regular panellists. Director Richard Valentine : Producer Lisa Clark
First shown on BBC Choice

Analysis of the news, with Gavin Esler.

Documentary dramatisation about William Tyndale , who was branded a heretic fortranslatingthe Bible into English. Written by Peter Ackroyd
Director Tim Niel ; Executive producer Neil McDonald

Beautiful keyboard music by JS Bach.

Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Imagining the Pacific 365861.00 A Change of Key? 89215 1.30 Scotland in the Enlightenment Secondary Schools 2.00 Scottish Programmes - Modem Studies
Languages 4.00 Talk German (parts 5-6)/Germany Inside Out (parti)
Issues of Difference 5.00 Mistaken Identities (part 2) Open University 6.00 The Emporer's Gift 51383 6.30 The Impressionist Surface

Compilation secondary schools programme on modern studies; case studies are used to illustrate the work of local councils and their effects on us all. Show more