Ends 8.00.

The Silver Brumby
Thowra saves a foal from drowning.

6.25 The Adventures of Marco and Gina
Ardelia arranges a surprise party for the Duke.

6.50 Home Farm Twins
The siblings arrive at their new home.

7.05 Lilly the Witch
Animated escapades with the young sorceress and her friend Hector the dragon. Lilly and Hector travel back in time to the Stone Age.

7.30 Ocean Odyssey
Live-action fantasy adventure series. Jason and Winston find unusual magnetic activity in the water.

7.55 Newsround

Ends 10.30.

Big Cook Little Cook
Ben's baguette causes problems.

8.20 Tots TV
Animated fun with Tilly, Tom and Tiny. The trio hold a street carnival.

8.30 Postman Pat and Friends
Animated stories. Pat and Ted try to get Greendale's old steam train working again.
Contact details on Tuesday

9.00 Fimbles
Florries comes across a postcard. (AD)

9.20 Come Outside
Exploring the world of snails. Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

9.40 Tweenies
The friends make cards to send to each other.

10.00 Teletubbies
A group of children make ice-lollies.

Christmas Snow. The Banks family are robbed.

Spring Break Adventure. Indy gets involved in a German plot to steal an invention. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is on Wednesday at 8pm on BBC1

Business news.

Bilko tries to help a pal by losing some money.
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Comedy drama featuring a strong central performance from James Cagney. Jailed for vagrancy, one-time reporter Tom Richards is paroled to the charge of Vinnie McLeod , a courageous newspaperwoman. Together they battle the town's crooked bosses. Review page 48.
DirectorWilliam K Howard (1943. U)
(BW) James Cagney stars in Blood on the Sun on Friday at 1.30pm

Chris Beardshaw explores the Norfolk Broads.

New series
Longleat Safari Park in Wiltshire is once again the focus for the return of Ben Fogle and Kate Humble 's weekday wildlife watch. Today, Amy the lioness gives birth - how will the big cats react to their tiny new recruit?

Brian Turner and James Martin rustle up dishes against the clock for two travel reporters.

Elimination quiz.

Jo and Trevor Whyley say good riddance to West Midlands life as they jet off to Goa, with the aim of setting up a modest guesthouse in the town of Candolim. Barely a week into their new existence, Jo finds an ideal property that has two rooms which can be let out. But the joy is soon tempered by stress as they discover the house harbours a stack of problems. Can they cope? Find out tomorrow at 6pm.
Series producer Helen Nightingale : Series editor Susannah Walker

Vernon Kay questions Joe Cornish and Lauren Laverne in the first of this week's four editions of the pop-culture trivia quiz. More tomorrow at the same time.
Executive producer Mark Ford First shown on BBC3

8/8. The King. How much do we really know about our medieval kings? Jones finds flaws in Richard the Lionheart, admirable qualities in the pilloried character of Richard II, negative bias in Shakespeare's portrayal of Richard III - and even a male monarch airbrushed out of the royal line. Director Nigel Miller ; Series producer Paul Bradshaw The first episode is repeated with signing at 1.25am on BBC1
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Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot murder-mysteries, film dramatisations of Bram Stoker's gothic novel Dracula, the Battle of Britain, and the life and music of Buddy Holly are the specialist subjects. John Humphrys asks the questions.

14/14. The grand final sees teams from the British Library and the Oxford University Press battle it out in the quiz for grown-ups. Jeremy Paxman carries out the interrogation.
Director Vernon Antcliff ; Producer Peter Gwyn (AD)

Last year's hugely acclaimed festive episodes, showing here as one edition, which marked the end of the cringe-making comedy. What has happened to overbearing boss David Brent and his Slough paper merchant workers in the three years since cameras started rolling at Wemham Hogg?

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BBC DVDS: The Office Christmas Specials, £14.99: The Office: Complete Boxed Set (including the Christmas specials), £27.99: The Office: Series 1, £14.99: The Office Series 2, £13.99. all available from [web address removed]

Presented by Jeremy Paxman.

Ends 12.30am. www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour
Fantasy 60s Actor Patrick McGoohan 's 1967 brainchild The
Prisoner was emblematic of the growth of television fantasy in the mid 60s. The first of two films in the Time Shift strand recalls some of the most inventive and ambitious television of that decade. Producer Laura Humphreys : Series producer Kate Broome
12.00-12.30 The Gay Decade Did the decriminalisation of gay sex in 1967 change the public's view on homosexuality? The second of tonight's Time Shift films hears testimonies from
Wayne Sleep , writers Maureen Duffy and Paul Bailey , and artist
Maggi Hambling , as Philip Hensher analyses whether the swinging decade saw a decline in appalling yet prevalent prejudice.
Director Emily Kennedy : Series editor David Okuefuna

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Repeats are not indicated

1.00 Talk Spanish
With in-vision subtitles.

2.30 Talk French
With in-vision subtitles.

4.00 Talk Italian
With in-vision subtitles.

5.30 Talk the Talk: Compilation