Ends 8.00.

The Animals of Farthing Wood
The icy grip of winter tightens on Farthing Wood.

6.25 Taz-Mania
Jake tries to win his wombat patch.

6.45 Arthur
Can Arthur write a jingle?

7.10 Home Farm Twins
The storeroom intruder is exposed.
(For cast see Friday)

7.30 Really Wild Show
Featuring monkeys, elephants and bugs.
(Shown yesterday 5pm BBC1)

7.55 Newsround

Ends 10.30.

Big Cook, Little Cook
Ben breaks his broom.

8.20 Tots TV
Who has left muddy footprints everywhere?

8.30 Bob the Builder
Wendy is invited to be guest of honour at the opening of a new restaurant.

8.40 Wiggly Park
Nifty decides to tell the truth. (RHS)

8.45 Little Robots
Sporty is given too much to do.

9.00 Balamory
Who can fix Penny's wonky wheelchair?
Writer Alan Moss
Balamory magazine: £1.55, monthly

9.20 SMarteenies
Fun with finger painting.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

9.40 Tweenies
Learning about Tom Thumb.

10.00 Teletubbies
Dancing a rocking dance.

Will gets roped into a ski trip.

Followed by The Witness
First-hand accounts of historical events.

News from Westminster, including Prime Minister's Questions.

Eat a Beaver, Save a Tree
How the destructive habits of the beaver make it a target for hunters.

Business news.

Western starring Scott Brady and Anne Bancroft. When a secret service agent is murdered by gun runners, his lawyer son sets out to avenge his death. Review page 58.
Director Allan Dwan (1957, U) Then Hall of Fame A profile of Laurence Olivier.

Attempting to turn unwanted goods into cash at London's Alexandra Palace.
Series producer Hannah Corneck Executive producer Jane Lomas
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Celebrity chefs Gino D'Acampo and Antony Worrall Thompson create dishes from mystery ingredients.

Elimination quiz hosted by Anne Robinson. Followed by Sport Relief

After eight weeks on Australia's sunshine coast, the Reeve family, formerly of Suffolk, look at second-hand portable properties in a desperate bid to find a home.

Classic sounds from Hothouse Rowers, Olivia Newton
John, the Move, Fleetwood Mac, Lenny Kravitz , Pet Shop Boys, TLC, Big Country and Gretchen Peters , plus new music. Presented by Steve Wright.

2/8. MG Rover is the UK's last major car producer. Rve years ago the company was bought from BMW for L10 by four members of the Phoenix consortium. Now Rover's future rides on the successful delivery of the long overdue new saloon model. The Money Programme investigates. Producer Nick Hudson : Series editor Clive Edwards

Beautiful flowers and their passionate growers feature in a live programme from this year's Chelsea Rower Show in London. Wesley Kerr reports from Nairobi, where a prolific rose producer- generating 100,000 blooms a day-prepares to make his Chelsea debut, plus an insight into the cultivation of wild orchids from the Everglades to
London SW3. Presented by Alan Titchmarsh ,
Diarmuid Gavin and Rachel deThame. BBCi: a variety of interactive options are available to digital viewers, including the People's Vote. For details see Monday 8pm on BBC2
GARDENS ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE: L3.85, monthly. New issue on sale 18 May

2/5. For nine years Ujjala has steadfastly remained faithful to Asad despite opposition from her family, an arranged marriage, and being ostracized by her friends. The hostility that Ujjala has endured stems from the fact she is a Hindu woman, Asad is a Muslim, and they both live in India's Calcutta. The World Weddings strand follows Ujjala as she battles against forces born of centuries of prejudice in a bid to marry the man she loves. Director Ashok Prasad : Series producer Sam Bagnall (AD)

With Jeremy Paxman.

Followed by Party European Election Broadcast
By the Liberal Democrats.

Ends 1.25am.
Painting the People A look at the portrayal of ordinary people in British art over the last 500 years. With David Dabydeen.
Director David Olusoga
12.25 AM Beck's Futures 2004 Yoko Ono reveals the winner of the UK contemporary art award, featuring a video inspired by Cilia Black, animals made from carpet fluff, and bananas.
Director Emily Kennedy

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Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 Technology Techno - Making It. Designs realised; Opening Up Technology. The design of everyday objects.
(non-PDC) 4.00 GCSE Blteslze Revision Design and Technology 2. A look at resistant materials, systems and control, electronic products and textiles.