Ends 8.00.

The Animals of Farthing Wood
Scarface kills Dreamer and Bold enters enemy territory.

6 25 Evolution: the Animated Series
The Genus goes underground only to erupt in the square.

6 45 Arthur
DW throws a tantrum over her eating habits, then Buster finds he is led into skateboarding temptation.

7.10 Home Farm Twins
The farms get together to track down a wild dog.

7.30 Really Wild Show
What's wrong with keeping a big cat as a pet?
(Shown yesterday 5pm BBC1)

7.55 Newsround

Ends 10.30.

Big Cook, Little Cook
A jigsaw cannot be completed without its missing pieces.

8.20 Tots TV
Tiny cleans up with a broom after Tom's attack of the sneezes makes a mess.

8.30 Bob the Builder
Farmer Pickles is expecting a delivery of pigs and Bob is called upon to build a home for them. (RHS)

8.40 Wiggly Park
The bugs find a rubber band.

8.45 Little Robots
An echo tunnel distracts Sparky 1 from her trip to
Stretchy's yard.

9.00 Balamory
A hedgehog needs looking after properly.
Balamory magazine: £1.55, monthly.

9.20 Come Outside Taking a look at eggs in the company of Auntie
Mabel and Pippin.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

9.40 Tweenies
Max goes fishing on the Isle of Man.

10.00 Teletubbies
A little girl makes bagels and the gang wait for their tubby custard.

Willis duped into forgetting his fiancee by a temptress.

Followed by The Witness
An account of a historical event.

News from Westminster, including coverage of Prime Minister's Questions.

Possums - Tales of the Unexpected. How the rarely-seen Australian animal has been able to adapt to varied living conditions.

Business news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.

Sue Barker presents live coverage from the Queen's Club in Barons Court, west London, as play on the third day of the ATP grass-court tournament continues. British fans will be hoping to celebrate by the end of the week, but three-time winner Lleyton Hewitt , defending champion Andy Roddick and Wimbledon 2003 finalist Mark Philippoussis will all ensure that Tim Henman 's path to a fourth final will not be an easy one.
Commentary comes from David Mercer , Andrew Castle ,
John Barrett , John Lloyd , Boris Becker and Pat Cash.

Elimination quiz.

Seven and a half acres of untouched land in Kent that comes with no planning permission, a semi in Pontefract, and a shop in Derby with a flat above all come up for auction. More properties tomorrow at 6pm.
(R) (S)

3/10. The search for the ultimate crammer continues as contestants are tested on how much information the brain can store, with gruelling tests probing their ability to recall the day's news items.

4/8. The future of the fish and chip supper-that staple of British cuisine - could be in danger as stocks of British cod fall to dramatic levels. Now, a family of former fishermen from the Shetlands are trying to farm British cod commercially, but can City investors be persuaded to don wellies and put money into the project? The Money Programme follows
Karol Rzepkowski , managing director of Johnson's Cod as he sails into uncharted waters in his attempt to convince the money men that there is a market for the fish.
Producer Adam Warner : Series editor Clive Edwards

There's more on the fortunes of the badger, barn owl, jackdaw and bluetit families, plus a visit to see how Scotland's pine martens are faring. Simon King also provides an update on the secret peregrine family. Details of how to support the Make Space for Nature scheme on Monday. is)

4/5. Mark and Cengey, a gay couple from Cape Town in South Africa, have overcome poverty and a violent upbringing to escape the ghettos where they were born. On the occasion of their wedding, World Weddings explores the battleground between conservatives and liberals on the subject of gay marriages. With no official recognition of same-sex unions, the couple arrange an unofficial ceremony, sanctioned by a gay-friendly church. But despite a post-apartheid constitution that bans discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, homophobia still haunts the new South Africa.
Producer Cliff Bestall ; Series producer Sam Bagnall (AD)

With Gavin Esler.

Ends 12.50am.
Julie Burchill - What Killed My Dad? Four years after her father's death from the asbestos-related cancer mesothelioma, journalist Julie Burchill embarks on an emotional journey to find out more about the substance once known as the "magic mineral" that could now cause thousands of deaths.
Director Mark James ; Producer Bob Davis (AD)

Matthew Parris presents a profile of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning scientist who. with his work in developing "dwarf wheat", is credited with ensuring the survival of over one billion people.
Director Chris Rushton ; Producer Ian Pocock

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Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 Geography: World 2000 Final programme in the series features young people's ideas about the future. Living with Globalisation How the lives of those in the United Kingdom are increasingly bound up with the global economy. (non-PDC)
384974.00 Geography: France 2000 Exploring various areas of France, from Brittany through Paris, Alsace and the Massif Central to the Camargue, using aerial photography.