Ends 10.00.

The Silver Brumby
A stranger tries to impress Boon Boon.

6.25 UBOS
Can Cassy and Gus be made all-powerful?

6.45 Dennis the Menace
The boy heads for the wilderness. (AD)

7.10 Home Farm Twins
First series of the rural drama. The twins are involved in a car accident but dad gets the blame. Continues at 9.45am.

7.30 SMart
Ideas for creating creepy crawlies.

7.55 Newsround

8 00 Arthur
In the first of a series of CBBC shows in Test Your Pet Week, DW copies the way the aardvark walks and talks.

8.25 Mona the Vampire
Mona is suspicious of Angela's new pet parrot.

8.50 Looney Tunes
Elmer's dog has caught fleas.

9.00 The Basil Brush Show
A mouse causes trouble. (AD)

9 30 Rugrats
Why is Finster's puppy so lethargic?

9 45 Home Farm Twins
In the last of today's shows in Test Your Pet Week, which continues tomorrow on BBC1 at 4.35pm, the twins search for witnesses to the accident.
More tomorrow 7.10am.

Ends 11.00.

Bob the Builder - the Knights of Can-a-lot
In a special edition, Bob and his father Robert supervise the renovation of an old castle, but things go awry when they become locked in the dungeons.

10.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
The family move house.

Mystery starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce.
The renowned sleuth tries to prevent Moriarty from carrying out the crime of the century - the theft of the Crown Jewels. Review page 59.
Director Alfred Werker (1939. PG)
(BW)

Second World War action drama portraying the fortunes of two US Navy officers following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, starring John Wayne , Kirk Douglas and Patricia Neal. Review page 59.
Director Otto Preminger (1965, PG)
(BW) Pearl Harbor is at 8.30pm on BBC1

Live coverage of frames 17-24 in the final of the world championship at the Crucible Theatre. Introduced by Hazel Irvine , Ray Stubbs , Steve Davis and John Parrott. Commentary by Clive Everton , Dennis Taylor , John Virgo and Willie Thorne.
www.bbc.co.uk/snooker BBCi: digital viewers can access a news and statistics service via their handset

Western. When 2,000 rifles are stolen from an American command post, Captain Haven is dispatched to track them down. Joining him are a sadistic killer and a Mexican bandit, both released from jail on the condition they help trace the rifles. Review page 59.
Director Gordon Douglas (1964) (AD)

Seventeen days of top-class snooker reach a climax at
Sheffield's Crucible Theatre tonight as the finalists take to the baize for what should be the decisive session, hoping to grab the £250,000 winner's prize.
In a cracking final last year, Mark Williams won his second world title, defeating Ken Doherty 18-16. After
Sunday night's play Williams was ahead 11-5, but he was given a nasty shock the following day as the Irishman won six consecutive frames to level the tie at 11-11. From then on, every time the Welshman grabbed the advantage Doherty forced the match back to level pegging. At a nerve-jangling 16-16, it was Williams's nerve that held strong as he bagged the last two frames to clinch victory, adding to his triumphs at the UK Championship and the Masters in the same season.
Commentary by Clive Everton , Dennis Taylor ,
Willie Thorne and John Virgo. Introduced by Hazel Irvine ,
Ray Stubbs , Steve Davis and John Parrott. BBCi: digital viewers can access a news and statistics service via the handset

What happened to Slade Prison's most famous old lag in the years since he announced he was going straight? Find out in this fictional biography of one of Britain's most warmly remembered criminals, from wartime evacuation to Wales and teddy-boy stardom in Muswell Hill to various spells at Her Majesty's pleasure and his present life in north London. The pilot episode of Porridge follows.
Producer Kim Flitcroft ; Executive producer Leanna Klein

Prisoner and Escort. Another chance to see how it all began in 1973. Fletcher's imminent incarceration in Slade Prison provokes only one thought - escape.
Writers Dick Clement , Ian La Frenais ; Producer Sydney Lotterby

Two reconstructions of significant events in the history of the British monarchy, based on eye-witness accounts.
It's 2 June 1953, and the streets of London are lined with thousands of people all gathered to witness the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Forty-fouryears later, on 31 August 1997, the mood could hardly be more different as the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, sparks an unprecedented outpouring of grief around Britain and the world.
Director Tanya Cheadle ; Executive producer Chris Kelly ( Revised rpt) Another episode on Thursday at 1.10am

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1.00 Talk Greek 1-6
Short beginners' course covering essential phrases when travelling. With in-vision subtitles.

3.00 How to Learn a Language
Practical advice from learners and experts.

4.00 Chronicle: Macedonia - a Civilisation Uncovered
Recalling the spectacular discovery of the lost ancient capital of Aegae.

5.00 In Search of the Trojan War: The Women of Troy
Michael Wood explores the facts behind the legend.