Ends 9.00.

Little Bear
Tutu finds a cricket. Little Bear collects leaves.

6.30 Fimbles
Rome finds a snowglobe, but what's inside?

6.50 Romuald the Reindeer
Romuald is jealous of Ulrika's invisible friend.

7.00 Postman Pat
Pat faces a race against time.

7.15 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Charley learns a promise should be honoured.

7.30 CBeebies Pantomime: Oh Yes It Is!
Will there be a happy ending for everyone in the final instalment of Cinderella? Shown Boxing Day on CBeebies channel

7.45 Bill and Ben
Weed wants to travel the world.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

8.00 Bob the Builder
A mix-up leaves a roof red and green.

8.10 Balamory
Josie Jump and PC Plum entertain the children.
Writer Davey Moore

8.30 Tweenies
Milo leaves muddy footprints on the floor.

8.50 Pingu
Pingu's circus, and the bad mood.

Ollie runs for mayor, but an old flame tries to blackmail him.
(BW)

Arctic and Desert. From the frozen far north of Sweden in midwinter to 5,000 miles south in the Sahara, lessons in how to survive in some of Earth's most inhospitable places. (Revised repeat)

6/7. Evil Shadow. Arriving in Johannesburg, Michael hears terrible news.
11.20 7/7. Planes and Boats and Trains. Michael hopes to catch the annual sailing from Cape Town to the Antarctic.

Experts tips. (R)

The diaries of Anna Leonowens inspired The King and I, but what was her life really like?

Stan and Ollie are at work in a woodshop, causing havoc. (BW)

Sherlock Holmes and Watson investigate a series of murders which the Canadian locals fear were the work of a monster. Review page 80. Director Roy William Neill (1944. PG)
(BW)

From the Royal Opera House in London, the Royal Ballet presents a new production of Frederick Ashton 's classic fairy-tale ballet to the score by Sergei Prokofiev. The cast is led by Alina Cojocaru and Johan Kobborg plus veterans Wayne Sleep and Anthony Dowell. Introduced by Deborah Bull. Director Ross MacGibbon
Producer Ben Weston

Culinary challenge.

Another edition of the elimination quiz presented by the acerbic Anne Robinson.

Classic western starring John Wayne as one-eyed US marshal "Rooster" Cogburn.

When a young girl discovers that her father has been robbed and murdered, she persuades the hard-drinking Cogburn to track down the killer. Review Dace 66.
(1969, PG)

3/3. Stephen Fry is tested on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, Gyles Brandreth takes the life and works of Sir John Gielguid as his specialist subject, the Poet Laureate Andrew Motion has his knowledge of Philip Larkin tested, and athlete Tanni Grey-Thompson faces questions on the first three Star Wars films.

More distinctive characters from modern society feature in the comedy sketch show from Matt Lucas and David Walliams. Narrated by Tom Baker. Anthony Head guests. First shown on BBC3

Stephen Fry explains why late-night discussion shows top his list of irritations.

The world's crudest salesman visits a fashion show, squire Ralph celebrates Ted's birthday and competitive Dad plays Monopoly.

5/6. Trapped aboard a ship that's disintegrating, Rimmer heroically abandons his crewmates.

After escaping a disintegrating ship, Rimmer's escape pod is sucked into a wormhole in time. When the Starbug's crew catch up with him, several centuries have passed for Rimmer. Show more

Former Eurythmics frontwoman Annie Lennnox performs some new and old material.

Joining Jools will be Annie Lennox, performing tracks from her recent solo album, Bare. Also appearing are Ryan Adams; the leading female star of the Wassoulou sound, Oumou Sangare; and young blues enthusiasts the 22-20s. Plus Courtney Pine and David McAlmont.

Jools is joined by Annie Lennox, Ryan Adams, Oumou Sangaré, The 22-20s, Franz Ferdinand, Courtney Pine and David McAlmont. Mark Perry also visits the studio.