Ends 7.00.
Teletubbies
Fantastical fun for pre-schoolers.
6 40 Binka
Odd nocturnal noises keep the fat cat awake.
6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Mac teases T-Bone.
Ends 10.30.
Taz-Mania
An accident leaves Taz in traction.
7.20 Looney Tunes
Speedy Gonzales has a need for cheese.
7.30 Smile
Featuring Pop Art with Kimberley, Sarah and Nadine from Girls Aloud, the usual games, and Noah's Island, Arthur, Jackie Chan Adventures, UGetMe and Cavegirl.
(Also on CBBC channel from 10.00)
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The Fresh Prince Project
Beginning a rerun of the first series. Will is sent to live with rich relatives in LA.
10.50 Bang the Drum,
Ashley Philip wants Ashley to continue with her violin lessons, but Will has other ideas. Continues Monday-Thursday at 6.45pm
Highlights of the World championships from Ayr's
Northfield Bowling Complex, with 24 countries competing in four events. Can Australia successfully defend the title won in Johannesburg four years ago, or will the Scottish team delight the home crowd with a fifth world trophy? With Alison Walker. David Rhys Jones and David Corkhill commentate. Producer Graham King www.bbc.co.uk/bowis
Lost Lakes of the Pacific. The beautiful but dangerous waters of the tropical Pacific, where giant monsters and swarms of jellyfish lurk.
Divers explore a maze of submarine caves in the Palau Islands, which lead to lost lakes filled with unusual marine life, including swarms of jellyfish.
Period drama set in Hawaii at the turn of the last century, starring Charlton Heston.
Whip Hoxworth, determined to make his fortune, sets up a plantation. Review page 48. Director Tom Gries (1970)
Frank and Betty move house. Writers Raymond Allen and Michael Crawford
From Jesse Owens disproving the myth of Aryan supremacy at the 1936 Berlin Olympics to Steve Redgrave 's record fifth gold at the Games in Sydney, Hazel Irvine counts down the results of a public vote to determine the top 50 Olympic moments.
Includes interviews with sporting greats such as Carl Lewis, Mark Spitz , Bob Beamon , Steve Redgrave , Sebastian Coe, Michael Johnson , Cathy Freeman , Linford Christie , Denise Lewis, Mary Peters and Jonathan Edwards. Plus the latest on this year's Olympic preparations.
Editor Gabrielle Cook The Olympic Opening Ceremony is on Friday at 6.35pm on BBC1 RT's Olympic special: pl6
Lost Crocodiles of the Pharaohs. Are crocodiles living in the Sahara Desert? Armed with a remote-controlled "tank cam", scientist Tara Shine investigates. Sean Pertwee narrates. Producer David Allen ; Series editor Michael Gunton (AD)
Deer Island. The island of Rum is famous for its red deer, filmed here, alongside other species, by Gordon Buchanan. Director Anna Mike : Producer Roger Webb
3/3. Fraudsters. VAT cheats, a pension-fund swindler and a Tenerife timeshare con artist worth L300 million. How did they amass their ill-gotten gains? Raphael Rowe reports for The Third Degree, which returns to BBC3 later in the year. Producer Fatima Salaria ; Series producers Polly Morland , Fatima Salaria
First shown on BBC3
Highlights from the latest series. Can you play darts with cars? A Porsche and a Ferrari try it out on the track. A modern take on a British classic, the Jaguar XJS, and American hero the Dodge Charger are celebrated. And is the sleek Aston Martin DB9 the only serious contender in an epic race to Monte Carlo ? The series returns in October.
Executive producer Gary Hunter : Series editor Andy Wilman TOP GEAR MAGAZINE: L3 60 monthly. The new issue is on sale 4 August
8/8. Over the past few weeks, viewers have explored the fascinating history of 21 buildings at risk from degradation and voted to see one of them restored to its former glory.
In tonight's live final from Hampton Court Palace, "ruin detectives" Marianne Suhr and Ptolemy Dean rediscover the unique charms of the eight finalists, while Griff Rhys Jones and Natasha Kaplinsky catch up with some of their tireless supporters. Which entry will get the winning vote? Visit www.bbc.co.uk/restoration to see the phone numbers to call in support of each building (lines close at 10pm).
Plus news of last year's success stories, a look at the restoration of Windsor Castle, and interviews with the key players campaigning to save our architectural heritage.
Director Alex Rudzinski ; Producer Tim Usborne AUDIENCE: free tickets available by calling [number removed] (national rate)
DONATION DETAILS: to donate, please phone [number removed] (calls charged at national rate), or send cheques payable to "The Restoration Fund" [address removed]
RESTORATION MAGAZINE: free with the August issue of Homes & Antiques, £3.10. and BBC History, £3.25
And the winner is .. : page 34
13/13. Finale. Mrs Druse 's seance enables Peter and Dr Hook to uncover the story of the hospital's tragic past. Kingdom Hospital Access All Areas follows on BBC3.
First shown on BBC3 (AD) www.bbc.co.uk/kingdomhospital RT DIRECT: The Journals of Eleanor Druse available in paperback for just £6.99 inc p&p. To order call [number removed] (national rate)
Psychological drama. A lawyer arrives in a Canadian town where a bus accident has killed 14 children. Determined to get the parents to sue, his interviews with the bereaved uncover painful areas of his own past. Review page 48.
Director Atom Egoyan (1997.15) Film Highlights: page 43
www.bbc.co.uk/ieamingzone
WorkSkills in Sport and Leisure Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 The Complete Guide Careers in sport and fitness.
3.00 Careers/Health and Safety 94712 4.00 Football Business 28267 5.00 Training for Success
