Ends 7.00.

Fimbles
Pom's sticking plaster find comes in handy.

6.20 Teletubbies
The friends have fun creeping around the column in Home Hill.

6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Nothing goes to plan when Jetta's pen pal pays a visit to the island, but they have fun anyway.

Ends 8.30.

Tom and Jerry Kids
A triple bill of cat-and-mouse high jinks.

7.25 Crush
5/6. Barney Harwood surprises 11-year-old Bianca by revealing to the class the person on whom she has a crush.

7.50 ChuckleVision
Paul and Barry look after the Russian ballet star Petrovich Leningrad - but is there more to him than meets the eye?

8.10 Mona the Vampire
The unseasonal appearance of mayflies arouses Mona's suspicions.

8.25 Newsround

Ends 10.20.

Tweenies
Fizz is excited about her new baby brother, while Milo builds a kennel for Doodles. (R) (S)
BBC VIDEO: Tweenies: Let's Play, £9.99

8.50 Bob the Builder
Travis gets stuck in the mud. (R) (S)

9.00 The Shiny Show
Tigs is todays questionmaster. What ways are there to keep clean? (R) (S)

9.20 Rubbadubbers
Amelia turns detective to track down her missing sponge. (S)

9.30 Teletubbies
Two young boys have fun building sandcastles on the beach. (R) (S)

10.00 Fimbles
When Fimbo finds a pair of curtains, the friends decide to play hide-and-seek.
(R) (S)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

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10.20 Magic Key (ages 5-6) Second Unit - Dragon Land (Questions) 3224728 10.35 Watch (ages 5-7) Bamaby Bear 3: The Orkneys
8399322 10.50 KS2 Science Clips (ages 9-11) Micro-organisms
668588511.00 Pathways of Belief (ages 7-9) The Bible and the Koran -the Koran 2 4774273 11.20 BBC Primary History (ages 7-11) The Aztecs - In Search of the Aztecs 8267525 11.40 BBC
Primary History (ages 7-9) Saxons and Vikings - Viking Voyagers

Business news. A financial expert tackles viewers' questions on mortgages, submitted via the website [web address removed] or email [email address removed].

Live coverage of the Masters tournament continues at the Wembley Conference Centre with action from the best-of-U-frames quarter-final matches.
At this stage last year, reigning champion Paul Hunter from England thrashed compatriot Stephen Lee 6-1, while the eventual winner,
Welshman Mark Williams , put paid to the challenge by Scotland's John Higgins6 -3.
Introduced by Ray Stubbs , with analysis from Steve Davis and John Parrott. Commentary by Clive Everton , Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo.
www.bbc.co.uk/snooker

Viva Ned Flanders. Homer takes Flanders to Las Vegas to live it up. Featuring the Moody Blues.

It's Better to Have Loved and Lost It. Carlton meets the woman of his dreams on the college campus.

Adam Hart-Davis analyses the impact of sophisticated town planning. More Roman innovation at 9.50pm.
Producers Annabel Gillings and Prim Bath

Snowdonia. A look at how the stark beauty of Wales's highest mountain range belies its industrial past.
Producer Graham Johnston : Editor Keith Ware (AD)

2/8. The new reverend, Christine Musser , comes under attack after her involvement with a calendar featuring nude builders, while her bold experiment to re-awaken interest in the church at Boscastle in Cornwall is putto the test.
Director Charlie Fomnan ; Producer Nigel Farrell www.bbc.co.uk/religionS21

5/6. The garden at Boveridge Park in Cranbome, Dorset, is the only one to be designed by both Thomas Mawson and Gertrude Jekyll , two giants of early 20th-century landscaping. The house is now a school and, with the help of the head teacher and gardener, Chris Beardshaw uncovers its history. Producer John Trefor : Executive producer Sam Organ GARDENERS' WORLD MAGAZINE: f2.80 monthly. New issue on sale 03 February

No Space Garden. Alan Titchmarsh shows how a small space can look bigger and more inviting, while proving that plants can create a dramatic effect if arranged in a certain way.
Series producer Kath Moore : Executive producer Dick Colthurst Alan Titchmarsh on the joys of rhubarb: page 33

5/5. He's best known for having suffered bouts of mental illness and losing the American colonies, but what was King George III really like? With contributions from the Prince of Wales, Timewatch re-examines the life of Britain's longest-reigning king who, despite a painful metabolic condition, was a dutiful, plain-living monarch, and whose 60 years on the throne saw a flowering of the arts and sciences. Timewatch returns in October.
Producer Claire Whalley ; Editor John Farren (AD)

What was life like on Hadrian's Wall for the Roman troops stationed there? Adam Hart-Davis investigates.

John Sergeant hosts; Dara O'Briain and LembitOpik guest. Director Paul Wheeler ; Series producer Nick Martin

Presented by Kirsty Wark.

Ekow Eshun , Bonnie Greer and Mark Kermode join Tom Sutcliffe to assess the cultural week.
Series producer Tanya Hudson

The last semi-final place is decided tonight in the Masters. With Steve Davis and John Parrott.

DodKalm. Mulder learns of the demise of a navy destroyer with just one survivor. Your 20 spookiest programmes: page 16

Highlights from today's quarter-final matches in the Masters tournament from Wembley.

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2.00 Simple Beginnings?

2.30 Building the Perfect Beast

3.20 Ever Wondered?

3.30 The Art of the Restorer

4.00 The Celebrated Cyfarthfa Band

4.30 Cinema for the Ears

5.00 Wayang Golek - Puppeteers of West Java

5.30 Music and Place: Long-Remembered Hills