Ends 7.00.
Fimbles
Fimbo puts a skipping rope to good use. (AD)
6.20 Teletubbies
Dipsy is in the mood for dancing.
6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
What kind of float should the friends make for the parade?
Followed by Tweenies Songtime
Ends 10.00.
Arthur
DW's snowball goes missing, and the gang learn the value of teamwork.
7.30 Xchange
Including daring feats from Dangerous Derek.
8.00 The Scooby, Scrappy and Yabba Doo Show
Triple bill.
8.25 Newsround
8.30 Blue Peter
The alphabet of dogs reaches L for labrador.
Shown yesterday 4.55pm BBC1
9.00 Out There
Reilly receives a letter from his jailed father.
9.25 Looney Tunes
Sylvester and Porky Pig move house, and the Three Bears look for Goldilocks.
9.35 Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
Krang's pump inundates the streets with water.
Ends 11.00.
Tweenies
The kids bake a cake for Judy's birthday.
(R) (S)
10.20 Bill and Ben
The duo play a trick on Tad.
(R) (S) (AD)
Followed by: CBeebies Birthdays
10.40 Balamory
Double-booked PC Plum tries not to disappoint Miss Hoolie.
(Cast see Wednesday BBC1) (R) (S)
Animated adventure. When an earthquake cuts off the water suppy to the Great Valley, Littlefoot and his young friends decide to look for a new source. Review page SL Director Roy Allen Smith (1995. U)
The Land before Time IV: Journey through the Mists is tomorrow at 11am
Saucy clips and ribald moments from Carry On films.
Business news.
Tricks and tips.
Drama based on the play by George Bernard Shaw , adapted by Graham Greene , and starring Jean Seberg and Richard Widmark. A farm girl in 15th-century France has a vision that tells her to lead an army to drive out the English occupying forces and crown the dauphin king. Review page SL Director Otto Preminger (1957, U)
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A busy couple from Wimbledon in south London make a valiant attempt to restore orderto their cluttered cottage.
7/7. Did a Scottish couple realise their rural Tuscan dream? A new series starts in springtime. Producer Julian Kean
Nick Nairn and Antony Worral Thompson take the culinary challenge.
Elimination quiz, presented by Anne Robinson.
Sunday. Cruddy Sunday. A ticketing fiasco threatens to stop Homer and pals from seeing the Super Bowl. With the guest voices of Dolly Parton , Rupert Murdoch and American Football legend Dan Marino.
Blood Is Thicker than Mud. Why is a college-fraternity president prejudiced against Carlton?
6.45 Fresh Prince after Dark. Hugh Hefner guests as Hilary is invited to pose for Playboy magazine.
Tonight's archive selection from the resident Radio Times music reviewer includes Rod Stewart , Ian Dury. De La
Soul, Prince Buster, Ms Dynamite and Sailor.
New series 1/6. Former political spin doctor Amanda Platell offers advice on tactics and strategy to local campaigners who are struggling to get their voices heard. Saving the Seabed. In Lamlash Bay on the Isle of Arran, campaign group Coast claim that excessive commercial fishing is damaging the delicate marine ecosystem. Will a promotional video help to boost their flagging cause?
Producer Ceri Aston-Holmes ; Series producer Bob Jefford (AD)
New series 1/3. Society's obsession with weight loss and the shrewd operators who have made a fortune from feeding it are investigated in this history of the slimming industry. Gurus. While habitual dieters see popular weight-loss plans as the answer to their prayers, mainstream doctors regard them as little more than dangerous fads. Workout guru Jane Fonda , the Beverly Hills Diet's Judy Mazel and Veronica Atkins - wife of the late Dr Atkins and guardian of his low-carb legacy - discuss their methods of shedding pounds. Producer Jenny Ash ; Series producer Lucy Hillman
2/3. The Hunt for America's Sleeper Cells. In the days after the 9/11 attacks, as America woke up to the fact that an al-Qaeda cell had been operating undetected inside the country for months, the FBI set up the Joint Terrorism Task Force. Its brief was to track down al-Qaeda terrorists before they could launch even more deadly assaults. But the challenge now for security services was how to fight the enemy without riding roughshod over civil liberties.
Series producer Martin Wilson ; Executive producer Fiona Stourton
Working Wonders. How Scottish engineer James Watt totally transformed the workplace with the advent of steam engines and the world's first office copier.
Director Simon Baker ; Series producer Patricia Wheatley
With Jeremy Paxman.
An explicit insight into the myth and reality of the unique licensed brothels that were a central part of French life until their closure in 1946. with archive footage of the women who worked in the "maisons closes".
Director Mark Kidel ; Series editor Nick Fraser
The auctioning of art belonging to Andre Breton - poet and critic, high priest of surrealism and dabbler in the erotic - sent shockwaves through French cultural circles. Victoria Coren travels to Paris to find out why.
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2.00 Revisewise at School: Science 1
National Test revision support on living things and the properties of materials.
4.00 Revisewise at School: Science 2
More on the properties of materials and physical processes.
