Ends 7.00.
Teletubbies
Pre-school fun, fantasy and education.
6.40 Binka
Everyone wants a piece of Binka's treasure.
6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Vaz's sister pays a visit.
Presented by Chris Eakin and Kate Sanderson.
Ends 12.30pm.
The Saturday Show
The Cheeky Girls are today's studio guests and it's heat two of Sugababes Karaoke. Plus cartoon fun.
10.30 The Mysti Show
Members of the Byker Grove cast pop in today.
11.30 Top of the Pops Saturday
Hits from McFly, Natasha Bedingfield, Soul Control and Sugababes, who also get put On the Spot, while Girls Aloud perform in Popbusters.
(Repeated 6pm on CBBC channel)
The first of today's two films featuring the late Fay Wray is a romantic comedy also starring Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea.
Wealthy Dorothy Hunter wants to be loved for herself, so she decides to switch places with her secretary.
Review page 47. Director William A Seiter (1934) (BW)
King Kong is at 2.05pm
Tom Brook reports on We Don't Live Here Anymore, starring
Laura Dern and Mark Ruffalo.
Fay Wray stars in this classic fantasy adventure. Adventurer and film-maker Carl Denham leads an expedition after hearing rumours of a legendary creature. Review page 47.
Directors Merian C Cooper and Ernest B Schoedsack (1933. PG) (BW) Film Highlights: p43; Film Trivia: p45
Recreational Use. Cagney discovers her boyfriend is taking drugs.
4.30 Saillng/Trampolinlng/Tennis In sailing the Finn, 470 and Yngling classes are decided today. Gary Smith is Britain's hope in the trampolining and, in tennis, it's the women's singles and men's doubles finals.
5.25 Swimming
5.30 Women's 50m freestyle final. Alison Sheppard is Britain's hope.
5.35 Men's 1500m freestyle final.
6.05 Women's 4xl00m medley relay final.
6.25 Men's 4xl00m medley relay final.
6.35 Football/Boxing It's the men's football quarter-finals, and light-flyweight boxers strive for quarter-final places. DIGITAL AND INTERNET VIEWERS: addrtional coverage available via the red handset button or at www.bbc.co.uk/olynipics
Live from the Royal Albert Hall, the English Concert is directed by violinist and conductor Andrew Manze with sopranos Emma Bell and Ailish Tynan, mezzo Catherine Wyn-Rogers and violinist Rachel Podger.
The Baroque gems include Handel's My Heart Is Inditing, one of the coronation anthems he wrote in honour of George II; three arias from Arne's opera about ancient Persia, Artaxerxes; and Bach's popular concerto for two violins, which brings the first half to a close.
Jean-Fery Rebel's depiction of chaos from Les Elemens and Vivaldi's exuberant Gloria conclude proceedings.
During the interval presenter Stephanie Hughes talks to guests and some of the musicians taking part in the Prom. Also broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and streamed live at www.bbc.co.uk/proms.
BBCi: During the programme, digital viewers can access extra information about the music, composers and performers by pressing the red button on their handset
Presented by Hazel Irvine.
Tennis/Football/Boxing/Weightlifting
More action from the first finals day in the tennis, with commentary from John Lloyd and Tracey Austin. In boxing, it's the middleweights contesting quarter-final spots, with commentary from Jim Neilly and Richie Woodhall. The semi-final line up was settled in the men's football tournament. And finally two more weightlifting golds were decided - the last women's medals were earned in the +75kg class, and the men's 85kg concludes. Commentary from Dougie Donnelly.
DIGITAL AND INTERNET VIEWERS: digital satellite and cable viewers can choose from four extra Olympic events, and Freeview viewers from two extra events, by pressing the red handset button. Internet users can watch five streams of live footage at [website removed]
BBC BOOK: Olympic Cookbook, with recipes by Ainsley Harriott and Team GB, 19.99
Arab broadcaster al-Jazeera is notorious for relaying the pronouncements of Osama Bin Laden to the world. But is it really an anti-American mouthpiece for Islamic terrorists? This thought-provoking documentary follows the station's reporters and producers as they cover the recent war in Iraq. In interviews they give their views on freedom of speech, media manipulation and criticism of the West, while American journalists tell of their own particular pressures. In the midst of it all, the young US military press officer John Rushing does his level best to understand the Arab viewpoint while also trying to defend the US military action in every possible way.
Western starring Burt Lancaster and Robert Ryan.
Marshal Jered Maddox rides into a town to arrest seven cowboys accused of murder- and his sense of justice compels him to carry out his duty, even though all the inhabitants are against him. Review page 47.
Director Michael Winner (1971, 15) Robert Ryan stars in Back from Eternity on Monday at 1.10pm
www.bbc.co.uk/ieamingzone
Open University/General Interest Repeats not indicated.
2.00 The Rainbow A mathematical investigation into the properties of this subtle and often misunderstood phenomena. 39071 2.30 The World Network How and why India is becoming a force in the global software market. 21006 3.00 Rapid Climate Change 88700 3.30 Energy at the Crossroads How much oil and gas are left under the North Sea? 12358 4.00 Open
Advice - a Meeting of Minds 26551 4.30 CyberWar How the war of the future will be about information. 69629 5.00 Relative Risk - the Human Genome Project 8273025 5.50 What Have the 80s Ever Done for Us?
