Ends 8.00.

The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
The hapless youngster becomes a baseball mascot.

6.25 Evolution: the Animated Series
Woodman receives an infected bite from Scopes.

6.45 Tom and Jerry Kids
A triple bill of juvenile high-jinks.

7.10 Captain Abercromby
Great Oak gets sunstroke.

7.30 Blue Peter
Exploring the rhythmic beat of Brazil.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)

7.55 Newsround

Ends 10.30.

Tikkabilla
Transport, Higgledy House and snow.
(S)

8.30 Clifford the Big Red Dog
A power failure threatens to paralyse Birdwell Island.
(R) (S)

8.45 Little Red Tractor
What is behind Stan and the Tractor's good fortune?
(R) (S)

9.00 Fimbles
Rorrie finds a tickle.
(R) (S)

9.20 Come Outside
Finding out about buses.
(R) (S)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

9.40 Tweenies
The gang learn different types of dancing.
(R) (S)

10.00 Teletubbies
Playing a sitting and standing game.
(R) (S)

Bourgie Sings the Blues. Can Carlton handle more bad news? With BB King.

Bilko rents an empty store - prompting a real-estate boom. (BW)

Followed by Trade Secrets

The latest developments at Westminster.

Business news.

Melodrama starring Ginger Rogers. When Ellie May Adams, a girl from the wrong side of the tracks, meets clean-living Ed Wallace, she is determined to start a new life. The strain shows, however, when he learns the truth about her background.
Review page 53. (1940) (BW)

Paul Martin returns to his roots in Truro, Cornwall.

Phil Vickery and Lesley Waters do culinary battle.

Elimination quiz.

A first-time buyer's dream cottage in a beautiful village, a basement flat in London's upmarket South Kensington, and a plot of almost 30 acres of ancient woodland in Kent. All are up for auction. But who'll buy the properties, how much will they pay, and what do they plan to do with them? Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander investigate.
(R) (S)

How packed with trivial facts are the craniums of tonight's celebrity contestants, DJ Spoony and Celebdaq presenter Patrick O'Connell ? Vernon Kay aims to find out. The next episode follows On BBC3. Shown yesterday on BBC3

Suffolk Mystery. What's the origin of the Anglo-Saxon gold, coins and bronze found in a Suffolk potato field? Over a 15-year period, metal-detection enthusiast Dave Cummings and friends have unearthed a remarkable collection. Archaeologists, seldom having encountered a find like this before, are baffled by what might lie beneath the field. Miranda Krestovnikoff and the team set out to discover the truth - has Cummings discovered a cemetery, a mint or even a royal settlement? Producer Dan Kendall ; Series producer Ian Potts

Trading one seaside resort for another, the Ryan family leave Blackpool for Ayia Napa in Cyprus. Daughter Lynsey and her fiance Stuart are giving up good jobs in Lancashire to go in search of work on the so-called Island of Love, while parents Stephen and Dyren hope to fulfil their dream of opening a British sandwich bar there. After a trial month in the hotspot, have the Ryans maintained their enthusiasm for the move? Scott Huggins and Melissa Porter find out.
Director Sara Evans ; Series editor Susannah Walker

The Computer. In Victorian times, computing involved crunching numbers using paper and pencil. A century later, we rely on computers for everything from communication to flying, driving to washing our dishes. Jeremy Clarkson investigates the impact of this influential invention, and asks if intelligent machines could pose a threat to our future.
Producer Peter Leonard ; Executive producer Michael Mosley

With Gavin Esler.

Ends 12.20am.
Confessions of an IRA Informer Tracing the life of Sean O'Callaghan , self-confessed IRA bomb-maker, murderer and, subsequently, double agent. Interviews, archive footage and dramatic reconstructions help tell O'Callaghan's remarkable story. Director Steve Lenhoff ; Producer Grainne McCotter

Drama starring
Stephen Dillane and Kerry Fox. When free-spirited Catherine witnesses a strange phenomenon near her parents' Yorkshire farm, she believes it's a sign that her brother will recover from leukaemia. But when word of her vision spreads, it causes sharp divisions within the community. Review page 53.
Directors Simon Beaufoy and Bille Eltringham (1999, 12)

Schools
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2.00 PSHE Lifeschool A-Z
Divorce, gangs, violence, age limits and taking ecstasy are the issues tackled in the first of two programmes for young people.

4.00 PSHE Lifeschool A-Z
Paying your way, training, work and the law.