Ends 7.00.
Tikkabilla
Featuring farms and hide and seek. (R)(S)
6.30 Bobinogs
Diet, rest, sleep and exercise. (R)(S)
6.45 Rubbadubbers
Tubb makes all his friends disappear. (R)(S)
Ends 10.00.
The Lampies
Charge, Livewire and Burnout set out to deliver a new fuse.
7.15 ChuckleVision
Paul and Barry meet a strange visitor from the past. Writer Ben Ward
7 30 Arthur
A fire forces Lakewood Elementary to close.
7.55 Newsround
8.00 UBOS
Zarlak plays a trick with the mind of Elsa, Cassy's new room-mate.
8.25 Even Stevens
Ren's co-workers ostracise her.
8.50 Looney Tunes
Bugs Bunny and Elma act out The Barber of Seville.
9.00 Jackie Chan Adventures
Shendu is released as part of a deal.
9.25 Bring It On
Dick and Dom learn how to be a garage MC and a DJ.
9.50 Snailsbury Tales
A genie appears while Eric is putting a shine on an old lamp.
Ends 11.00.
Fimbles
Fimbo finds a rollerskate.
(R) (S)
10.20 Come Outside
Sweeping, brushing and cleaning.
(R) (S)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
10.40 Tweenies
The Tweenies make a summer collage.
(R) (S)
The Mother of All Battles
Ashley is being bullied.
11.25 Will Gets a Job
Will gets a part-time job.
They Go Boom. Stan tries to cure Ollie'SCOld.(BW)
12.10 Hog Wild. Stan helps Ollie put up an aerial. (BW)
Business news with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
The Real Macaw. The amazing attributes of these brilliantly coloured birds.
First in a short series of films this week starring Robert Mitchum. In this romantic drama also starring Dorothy McGuire he plays discharged GI, Cliff Harper who returns to his hometown, disillusioned and aimless, after spending four years with the marines in the Pacific. Review page 44. Director Edward Dmytryk (1946)
(BW) Pursued is tomorrow atll.50am
Scottish adventurers who brought back plants from their travels. (Revised rpt) (AD)
Stoke-on-Trent, in the heart of the British pottery industry, is today's destination.
Brian Turner and Tony Tobin do culinary battle.
Elimination quiz.
The Kew family have finally sold their former home in Yorkshire and have moved lock, stock and biscuit barrel into their new home in Brittany. But now the real work has just begun on their plans to run a B&B. The house needs major renovations - and in order to realise their plan of renting rooms out to contract workers at the local abattoir they've got lots of hard graft ahead.
Dingle. The classic 1970 film Ryan's Daughter was shot on this peninsula of south-western Ireland. This personal view of British landscapes shows how the drama of the landscape there will always be a crowd-puller.
Director/Producer Richard Trayier-Smith (AD)
Vernon Kay tests Edith Bowman and Joe Cornish. More tomorrow at 7.30pm. First shown on BBC3
Jupiter. Spectacular discoveries at the largest planet in out solar system only deepen its mysteries.
Producer Becky Jones : Executive producer Alan Bookbinder
An intimate portrait of small-town life which follows the lives of four teenagers growing up in Campbeltown, an isolated town set within the beautiful surroundings of Kintyre on the west coast of Scotland. It has little to offer its young; its old industries are now barely viable, there's no swimming pool and the cinema is shut on a Friday night. These teenagers are faced with trying to find work locally or leaving for a new life elsewhere.
Radio Times columnist and Never Mind the Buzzcocks team captain Phill Jupitus reveals his pet hates to
Paul Merton , with cat-lovers and fast food at the top of his list. Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer Richard Wilson Phill Jupitus on the Libertines: page 33
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
Ends 12.50am.
Art & the 60s 2/3. From Bronze to Baked Beans. How sculpture evolved in the space of only ten years from Henry Moore 's bronzes on plinths via Anthony Caro and the New Generation of sculptors, to Gilbert & George serving up cold baked beans in ice-cream cones. It's the story of a radical moment at St Martin's School of Art, revealing how the seeds of today's contemporary art were sown. Series producer Vanessa Engle ; Executive producer Anthony Wall
12.20 AM Jacques Henri Lartigue : the Boy Who Never Grew Up
One of the 20th century's greatest photographers, Jacques Henri Lartigue worked in virtual obscurity until 1962, when a chance meeting revealed his work to the world. London photographer Nick Danziger explores some of the staggering 250,000 images he took. Director Richard Parkin ; Series editor David Okuefuna (AD)
www.bbc.co.uk/ieamingzone
Mediterranean Season Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Mediterranean Tales Writer and columnist Irma Kurtz follows a journey made by Mark Twain and recorded in The Innocents Abroad. This literary odyssey around the Mediterranean encompasses locations such as Marseilles, and the road to Damascus.
