Ends 8.30.

Pocket Dragon Adventures
The pals go to a party.
(R) (S)

7.10 Blue Peter
Children's magazine.
With in-vision sign language.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1) (S) (W)

7.35 The Scooby, Scrappy and Yabba Doo Show
Monsters, dates and an escape artist.
(S) (W)

8.00 Xchange Xtra
Kelly Rowland's latest video, funky Easter eggs and DJ decks.
(S) (W)

8.25 Looney Tunes
Oscar-nominated Road Runner cartoon.
(R) (S)

Viewers choose which one of two programmes they would like to see at 8.30, 9.00 and 9.35 - either UBOS or Taz-Mania. Ends 10.00.

To vote for (A) call [number removed]; for (B) [number removed]. Lines open 7am-8am, Mon-Fri. Maximum call cost is 10p. Please ask the person who pays the bill for permission.

(A) UBOS
The friends take on the powers of the Blue Moon.
(B) Taz-Mania
Double trouble with Taz, Axl and co.

8.55 Looney Tunes
Henery Hawk hunts chickens.

9.00
(A) UBOS
Tension builds when Gus gets good luck.
(B) Taz-Mania
More devilish fun and games.

9.30 Looney Tunes
Tweety poses as a baby chick.

9.35
(A) UBOS
Cassy goes alone to the centre of the Earth.
(B) Taz-Mania
Non-stop, madcap antics.

An Easter special strand. Ends 11.00.

Tweenies
Max goes on holiday to Tenerife.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

10.25 Teletubbies
What colour is Tubby custard?

10.50 The Little Polar Bear
The tale of the teddy bear.

10.55 Beebie's Tails
Ian Kelsey reads Daisy and the Egg.

Disney comedy. A dopey duck starts laying golden eggs.
Review page 54. (1971, U)

Business news.

Evita and the Kobe earthquake are recalled.

Romantic drama with James Mason and Ava Gardner.

Beautiful socialite Pandora introduces herself to a yacht owner.

Review page 54. (1950)

Grace Kelly and Laurence Olivier are profiled.

(Digital: BBC London News); Weather

Seeking a peaceful property in Devon.

Culinary contest.

Ruthless quiz.

Tonight's episode sees two contestants from Swindon face clues set in and around Alice Springs, Australia. With Dermot Murnaghan and Suzi Perry.

Fine Young Cannibals, Squeeze, Abba and Spandau Ballet are among Rob Brydon 's selection.

Survival of the Fittest. Following the fortunes of the titled classes from the 1970s to today. Aristocrats have become key players in the tourism and heritage industries - but some failed to cash in on the leisure boom.
Samuel West narrates the last in the series.
(Revised repeat)

Breakfast. Audley Harrison and Gordon Ramsay guest in a look at the nation's ten top breakfasts. Find out how many eggs heavyweight Harrison needs before a fight, discover a clubber's cure for a hangover, and join the star chef's greasy-breakfast club. Richard E Grant narrates. Director Jane Gerber ; Series producer Richard Bowron
Postponed from 3 April [Web Address Removed] BBC BOOK: The Nation's Favourite Food - Recipes for Britain's Top Dishes, £12.99, available from [Web Address Removed]

The Mystery of the Ml. Ex-Royal Navy diver Richard Lam tries to solve the mystery of how Britain's biggest and most advanced submarine sank without trace. Was the November 1925 incident, which claimed the lives of 69 men, caused by a collision, as the Admiralty claimed? Director Tim Lambert : Series producer Will Aslett Postponed from 3 April
www.bbc.co.uk/history/archaeology

Temporal lobe epilepsy is a brain disorder said to have been suffered by religious leaders, and research suggests a cerebral network processes religious experiences. Dr Michael Persinger claims he can kindle such a feeling in anyone by stimulating the temporal lobe, but can he persuade atheist Professor Richard Dawkins ? Producer Liz Tucker ; Editor Matthew Barrett Postponed from 20 March
www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon

I Trouble and Strife. From Diana, Princess of Wales to
Anthea Turner , Nicky Clarke has had his fair share of celebrity hair. With his wife Lesley, he built a multi-million hair care empire that's lasted years after they separated. But now Lesley's launching new ranges in her own name. Trouble at the Top takes a look behind-the-scenes.
Producer Robi Dutta ; Series producer Joanna Ball www.bbc.co.uk/business/programmes/trouble_top

News and analysis on events from around the world, with Martha Kearney.

Will 100 years of fighting affect the working relationship of Turkish Cypriot Dee and Greek Cypriot Theo? Find out in the second of the four-part series.

Comedian Bill Bailey attempts to consign bras and Chris de Burgh to Orwellian oblivion. Paul Merton adjudicates.

Repeats are not indicated.
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