Ends 6.50.
Fimbles
Fimbo finds a feather.
Ends 8.30.
Pocket Dragon Adventures
The reductive reptiles exchange Hanukkah gifts.
7.00 Blue Peter
Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1
7.30 Taz-Mania
Two helpings of friendly devil fun.
7.50 Lizzie McGuire
Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBC1
8.15 Fix and Foxi
The cheeky duo attempt to stop a runaway speedboat.
Ends 10.50.
Little Bear
The cub makes his friends disappear, takes care of Mother Bear and imagines he can reach the moon.
8.55 Bob the Builder
Bob gets some new boots.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
9.10 Balamory
It's a great day for a picnic, but Penny needs a hamper.
Episode written by Keith Brumpton
First shown on CBeebies channel
9.30 Brum
The town crown is stolen.
9.40 Fimbles
Florrie finds the perfect thing for a princess.
10.00 Tweenies
Max tells an Indian Diwali story.
10.20 Pingu
The little penguin wants to ski.
10.25 Teletubbies
Watching a girl playing the piano.
Repeats are not indicated.
10.50 Primary Geography (ages
9-12) Portrait of Europe: Southern Spain 6312999 11.10 Let's Write a Story (ages 9-11) Writing Academy: Myths
Parliamentary coverage.
Business news.
Remake of John Ford 's classic western, starring
Bing Crosby. A stagecoach runs the gauntlet of Indian war parties. Review page 52. Director Gordon Douglas (1966)
Bing Crosby also stars in Blue Skies on Thursday at 1.10pm on BBC2
(Digital: BBC London
News); Weather
Antiques dealer Paul Martin hosts the antiques-to-auction show in Bradford.
Culinary test.
Ruthless quiz.
Bart Carny. A carnival worker and his son move in after
Homer's actions cost them theirjobs.
Archival pop from Siouxsie and the Banshees, De La Soul, and Eddy Grant. Plus new music from Richard Ashcroft.
Producer Mark Hagen Another edition is tomorrow at 6.20pm
In Theory. Data's experiments with love are frustrated by his android limitations. Another episode is tomorrow at 6.45pm
Forty-one-year-old Zoe Flowerday has been financially independent since she was 18, but now wants her relationship with 32-year-old Mark Collins to be more of a partnership - financially and emotionally. The problem is Mark only earns 40 per cent of Zoe's salary and is burdened by debts. Can Alvin Hall find a way of making their finances work together while simultaneously providing a secure future for Zoe's 9-year-old son?
Director Gaynor Davies ; Series producer Kate Roberts 22
Another chance to see the first in a three-part Second World War series exploring the desperate struggle for survival on a hostile ocean.
The Grey Wolves. New testimony from British sailors and the U-boat men who hunted them, plus archive material and dramatic reconstructions, illustrate the threat from
Churchill's one fear, the hidden enemy under the sea.
Producer Andrew Willians ; Executive producer Laurence Rees
Adam Hart-Davis investigates the Victorian inventions and innovations that left a lasting impression on British society. Sport. Hart-Davis finds out how many of our present-day sports were Victorian inventions. The origins of football are traced back to the obscure "Wall Game", still played at Eton College, where a goal hasn't been scored since
1909, while the lawnmower transformed the sport of tennis. Executive producer Caroline van den Brul (Revised repeat)
Newlyweds Ethan and Helen Hunt think Lanzarote is the perfect destination for starting their new life together. Will the honeymoon be over when they realise that by taking upjobs there they'll be spending even less time together than they did as London commuters? Scott Huggins and Melissa Porter host the final edition of the current series. Director Ian Lilley ; Series producer Susan Crook
Tonight's slice of irreverent comedy explores the perils of house hunting and a disastrous roof-top romance. Plus the miserable Quigley Cox goes downmarket. With Julie Duncanson , Gavin Mitchell , Mark McDonnell and Steven McNicoll. Contains adult humour.
Director Eric Ngowani Haynes ; Producer Gary Chippington
With Kirsty Wark.
Concluding the two-part programme following the development of the British-led Beagle 2 space landing module.
Evita's friend and companion recounts life with Argentina's most famous woman.
Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 My Favourite Things 50742 1.00 Water Is for Fighting Over 94723 1.30 Matisse and the Problem of Expression
Secondary Schools 2.00 English: Chaucer in Middle English Languages 4.00 Talk Spanish (parts 5-6) /Spanish Inside Out 1: Madrid, Granada and the Sierra Nevada.
Working in HospHaHy 5.00 Number and Communication Skills Open University 6.00 Talking Buildings
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