Ends 7.00.

Yoho Ahoy
Poop has fun with the broken bell rope. (R) (S)

6.10 Fireman Sam
Bella loses a diamond ring. (R) (S)

6.20 Fimbles
Fimbo finds a ball of string.(R) (S)

6.40 Tweenies
Changing weather confuses the friends. (R) (S)

Ends 8.10.
ChuckleVision
The twins read other people's diaries.
(R) (S)

7.20 Fix and Foxi
Poor Lupini, first she falls victim to some magic stones, then gets robbed on a train.
(R) (S)

7.30 The New Scooby and Scrappy Show
More spooky adventures for the investigative gang.
(S)

7.50 Newsround
(S)

8.00 Blue Peter
Konnie Huq meets survival expert Ray Mears, while Simon Thomas and Matt Baker visit an Anglo-Saxon village in Suffolk. With signing.
(Shown yesterday 5pm BBC1) (S)

Ends 10.20.

The Story Makers
What do Jelly and Jackson find in Rossetti's tool box?
(R) (S)

8.50 Doctor Otter
Dexley and Dandelion fall sick.
(R) (S)

9 00 Tweenies
Jake's wishes come true.
(R) (S)

9.20 Sergeant Stripes
Attending a disturbance at the pond.
(S)

9.30 Fimbles
Florry finds something furry.
(R) (S)

9.50 Teletubbies
Where are the gang's favourite things?
(R) (S)

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

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10 20 Hands Up BSL (ages 9-11) SEN Literacy - Fantastic Mr Fox
(part 1)(S) 4306027 10.35 Watch (ages 5-7) Celebrations - Islam (S) 3816621 10.50 The Way Things
Work (ages 7-9) Take a Mammoth to Water(S) 3837114 11.05 What? Where? When? Why? (ages 6-7) People of the Night (S)
11.20 Focus (ages 9-11) Citizenship: Think about It―Property (S)

Proceedings from the House of Commons. (S)

Business news with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw. (S)
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Live UK Championship coverage from the Barbican Centre,
York, as the last two semi-final places are decided. There are eight frames to play this afternoon, with a possible nine tonight. This time last year the eventual champion, Welshman Mark Williams , enjoyed an emphatic 9-2 win over
Scotland's Stephen Hendry , while last year's otherfinalist, Ireland's Ken Doherty , defeated another Scot, John Higgins , 9-6. Both victors went on to compete in an epic final during which Doherty managed to fight back from a two-frame deficit, only to lose his 28-9 lead in the final frame. Hazel Irvine presents the action with commentary from Clive Everton ,
Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne. John Virgo and Ray Edmonds. (S)

Elimination quiz. (S) Then Queen's Speech Response by the Conservative Party (S)

The children of Springfield have cause to rebel.
With the guest voice of Cyndi Lauper.
(Repeat)
(Subtitles)
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The Simpsons on your mobile? Visit [web address removed]

How I Spent My Summer Vacation. Will's refusal to cut his hair has severe consequences. (R) (S)

Killer in Me. Willow is subjected to a dramatic transformation after kissing Kennedy. Three more episodes next week, starting on Tuesday.
(S) [Web Address Removed]
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Live coverage of the opening frames in the second sessions of the UK Championship remaining quarter-finals. High stakes add to the tension with almost £10,000 separating the winners from the losers at this stage. Hazel Irvine introduces the action from the Barbican Centre, York. (S)

Gypsy Hill to Cambridgeshire. A London couple, Paul and Jane, are tired of the rat race and want to begin a new life in rural Cambridgeshire, where they hope the man of the new house will be able to afford to give up work and look after baby son Leo. Presented by Catherine Gee.
Executive producer Kate Roberts (R) (S)

New series Madonna and Oprah Winfrey are arguably two of the most influential celebrities in the world. In the first of a three-part series assessing the power of the individual in the fields of celebrity, sport and computing, financial guru Alvin Hall attempts to quantify the merits of the two women -with helpful insights from school teachers, colleagues, and former managers - to decide who comes out on top.
Producer Niall Sookoo : Series producer Ben Fox (S)

Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
(S)

Steve Davis and John Parrott introduce UK Championship quarter-final highlights from York. (S)

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Open Science 12.30 Rough Science: Kate Humble challenges the team to make a weatherproof tent high in the mountains of New Zealand. (S) 18138 1.00 The Next Big Thing -
Nanotechnology(S) 61867 1.30 Lab Detectives: how a broken cassette tape helped track down a murder suspect. (S)
1.50 What Have the 80s Ever Done for Us? (S) 4827751 2.00 The Search for Reality: Albert Einstein 's rejection of quantum physics. (S) 61916 2.30 Rapid Climate Change (S) 73751 3.00 CyberWar: the role of information in wars of the future. (S) Youth Creativity 3.30 Blast TV 6: a showcase of film, music, dance, art and writing created by teenagers. (S)
Languages 4.00 Japanese Language and People (parts 9-10): an introduction to Japanese language, culture and life.
Make Your Mark 5.00 Your Job, Your Choice: the realities of the working world, as discovered by young people. (S)