Ends 7.00.
Fimbles
Florrie finds a pot of glitter.
6.20 Teletubbies
Some children look for rabbits.
6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
The kids learn not to judge someone they don't know.
Ends 10.00.
Arthur
Buster and Muffy attempt to set new world records, then Arthur goes on a caving trip.
7 30 Blue Peter
Simon and Matt undergo the paratroop regiment's rigorous selection procedure. Signed. Shown yesterday 5pm BBC1
7.55 Newsround
8.00 Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
The Turtles face a small cuddly creature with a habit of becoming a giant monster.
8.20 Stitch Up!
Strange goings-on at a pizza parlour.
8.45 Looney Tunes
A double bill of cartoon craziness.
9 00 Rule the School
4/7. Theo teaches the adults how to look and perform like rappers.
9.30 Rugrats
Why is Spike giving all his attention to Fifi?
Ends 11.00.
Tweenies
Bella falls over and hurts her ankle.
10.20 Ethelbert the Tiger
The cub learns about squirrels and orang-utans.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
10.35 Balamory
It's pancake day but PC Plum has lost the eggs.
Today and tomorrows episodes written by Wayne Jackman
For cast see Wednesday BBC1
10.55 Beebie's Tails
Daisy and the Egg.
] Disney family comedy starring
Dean Jones. Lawyer Wilby Daniels is in the running for district attorney, but his plans suffer a set back when he discovers an ancient ring that changes him into a large cheeodoe. Review page 57.
Director Robert Stevenson (1976, U)
Business news.
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March of the Flamebirds
40 000 baby flamingos walk
50 miles to find water. <R)
[Comedy starring Dean Martin and Shirley MacLaine. When a wealthy publisher is found dead in his hotel room, suspicion falls on the young woman seen leaving the room that evening. Fearing a blackmail plot, the dead man's nephew tries to get close to her. Review page 57. Director Joseph Anthony (I960. U)
A recently bereaved expat living in Portugal receives a visit from Jake and Gavin.
Paul Martin is in Norwich in search of more items for the auction house.
With chefs Phil Vickery and James Martin.
A team of construction workers test their mettle.
In the week's last episode, Catherine Gee helps two doctors and their young family swap Surrey's suburbs for the Welsh countryside. Needing at least five bedrooms with a good school close by, will their L600,000 suffice?
Another round of amorous advances and daring decisions as the love-triangle dating show continues.
Claudia Winkleman hosts. The next episode is at 7.30pm on BBC3. Producers Andy Culpin and Matt Walton ; Executive producer David Young First shown on BBC3
City Living. From the integrated plumbing of Cubitt's Georgian estates and the desirable pottery of Wedgwood, to street lighting and newspaper advertising, Dan Cruickshank traces the beginnings of the modern home and city.
Director Simon Baker ; Series producer Patricia Wheatley
2/2. The ex-steeplejack has reached a depth of 25ft in his bid to construct an authentic coal mine in his back garden. But, realising that there is much more to the mine than simply a hole in the ground, he visits some real working mines to pick up tips as he unveils his ambitious plans for a winding engine and an inclined-plane railway.
Director/Producer David Hall (AD)
8/9. The back-to-basics gourmand travels to South
Wales, where he samples freshly caught flounder, and to Cumbria, to seek out the local goat's cheese. Also on the menu are air-dried ham plus steak-and-seaweed pie.
Director/Producer David Pritchard RT SHOP: Rick Stein s Food Heroes: Another Helping, available for £18 (RRP L20) including p&p. To order call [number removed] (national rate)
The course at Augusta National in Georgia is the scenic venue for the US Masters, golf's first Major of the year. A total purse of$5.6m is at stake but, more importantly, there's also possession of the coveted Green Jacket. Current world number one Tiger Woods has already claimed it three times and will be aiming this year to take another step closer to Jack Nicklaus 's record of six wins.
Hopefully, the weather will be more clement than last year, when heavy rain saw the opening round postponed for the first time since 1939. When play finally got under way the next day, Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke came out on top with a six-under-par 66. Commentary from Peter Alliss , Ken Brown and Wayne Grady. Hosted by Steve Rider. Executive producers Paul Davies and Barbara Slater Alan Titchmarsh on Augusta's glories: page 39
With Martha Kearney.
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5/6. Featuring a visit to the set of EastEnders to meet up with the Ferreira family, plus reports on Brits who have made it big in Mumbai, and Asian-inspired fashion in New York. Live music from Nitin Sawhney.
Executive producer Tommy Nagra ; Series producer Gurdip Bhangoo
n Second World War drama. Java, 1942: a Japanese PoW camp commandant tries to impose strict discipline on his captives. At the same time he has a grudging respect for the prisoners' liaison officer. But the arrival of a new prisoner initiates a test of will for both sides. Review page 57.
Director Nagisa Oshima (1982, 15) (Analogue W)
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2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: PE
Exam revision.
4.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: Business Studies
