Ends 8.00.

The Silver Brumby
Thowra thinks he is being followed.
(R) (S)

6.25 The Adventures of Marco and Gina
A famous tenor comes to perform in Venice-Above.
(R) (S)

6.50 Rotten Ralph: Party Animal
Sarah is talked into becoming a party animal - with disastrous results.
(R) (S)

7.00 Short Change: the Fat Nation Challenge
2/14. The consumer show joins the crusade.
Fat Nation - the Big Challenge, 8pm BBC1 (S)

7.05 Lilly the Witch
Lilly is transported back to Ancient Greece.
(S)

7.30 Ocean Odyssey
Winston has an accident on Neri's Island.
(R) (S)

7.55 Newsround
(S)

Ends 10.30.

Big Cook Little Cook
Ben and Small make cakes for a fairy.
(R) (S)

8 20 Tots TV
The Tots discover the meaning of "guiding".
(S)

8.30 Postman Pat
Julian's talk is a big success.
(S)

8.45 Pingu
Pingu breaks the doorbell and tries his balancing skills.

9 00 Balamory
Suzie takes a flying lesson and tells the children about it.
(For cast see tomorrow) (S)

9.20 Come Outside
Mabel and Pippin look at useful holes.
(R) (S)

9 40 Tweenies
Jake invents a new game, Litterbug.
(R) (S)

10.00 Teletubbies
While Po sleeps, Laa-Laa tells Tinky Winky and Dipsy all about her.
(R) (S)

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

Professionals reveal their modus operandi. Followed by The Witness

Party leader Charles Kennedy delivers the keynote speech of this year's Liberal Democrat conference in Bournemouth. Presented by Andrew Neil and Daisy Sampson, with reaction from delegates and analysis from Andrew Marr.

Bilko learns that his great, great uncle served under General Washington.
(BW)

Followed by The Witness

Business news, including a report by Sarah Dickins on the steel industry's fortunes over the past ten years.

Sentimental family drama. Hoping to rebuild his life after a series of shattering losses, a father takes his young daughter on a fishing trip across America. Review page 53. Director Gregg Champion (2000)
Followed by Hall of Fame

Will there be abundant pottery on offer when the show comes from Stoke-on-Trent?

Brian Turner and Antony Worrall Thompson do culinary battle, and with cockney songsmiths Chas and Dave guesting, will rabbit be on the menu?

Elimination quiz.

Tanni Grey-Thompson has already won a staggering 14 Paralympic medals, and she goes for gold in today's
100m. David Weir will also be looking for track glory in the 400m. Further success is anticipated in the pool, where 2000's triple gold medallist James Crisp and 1996's
100m butterfly champion Giles Long are competing. There's also the quarter-final stage of the wheelchair rugby, and sailing, as Britain's crew push for a top-three finish.
Presented by Clare Balding and Colin Jackson , with commentary from Paul Dickenson and Tushar Patel
(athletics), Matt Chilton and Paul Noble (swimming) and reports from Eddie Butler , Jill Douglas , Phil Jones and Nelson Kumah. www.bbc.co.uk/paralympics BBC Radio 5 Live has updates from Athens throughout the day

Nicholas Crane negotiates wild landscapes using early maps. 2/8. John Ogilby 's "Britannia" (1675). Can Nick use the first ever road map - a 329-year-old document - to lead him over the notorious Trans-Pennine Pass? With the help of experts he tries the journey on his mountain bike in midwinter, having a go at dimensuration (road surveying), and finding old roads might fade away, but never disappear. Director/Series producer Michael Waterhouse (AD)

3/5. Jungle Trek. There's a path running through the Amazon jungle that runs in the shadow of what locals call Tepui - incredible, flat-topped mountain formations that inspired Arthur Conan Doyle 's tale of living dinosaurs, The Lost World. Ray takes a trek along this traditional trading route and finds spectacular waterfalls, clouds of butterflies and one of the most beautiful villages on Earth. Series producer Ben Southwell ; Executive producer Dick Colthurst (AD)

In July 2001 a stone tablet mysteriously appeared in Israel that seemed to answer one of the great riddles of the ancient world. Bearing an inscription which stated that 3,000 years ago there was a magnificent temple - the Temple of Solomon, as described in the Bible - Israeli scientists declared the stone authentic.

But when an ancient box also appeared, apparently offering evidence for Jesus Christ's existence, scepticism began to creep in. Could two artefacts of such earth-shattering historical significance simply appear out of the blue?

2/6. Sleeping Partners. Mr Hussain and his two sons-in-law have run their company Shire Beds in Yorkshire for seven years, but now the business is struggling. At first Sir Gerry Robinson suggests the family pair off into couples and, through brainstorming sessions, come up with solutions to save the business. But when that initiative fails to bear fruit Gerry selects a new MD from among Mr Hussain 's five daughters - an idea that proves unpopular with the male members of the family. Narrated by Jenny Seagrove. Producer Ruth Whippman ; Series producers Colin Barr and Kelly Webb-Lamb

Presented by Kirsty Wark.

Rimmer crosses into a mirror universe and finds a replica of himself captaining the ship in series eight's finale, featuring Tony Slattery and Ricky Grover.

Kryten decides to get revenge on Lister for giving him incorrect advice on female biology. Rimmer crosses into a mirror universe.

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Secondary Schools - English
2.00 In Context: Exploring the social and cultural background to classic texts from the 20th century.
4.00 The Birth of Horror: The stories behind three classic horror stories. Followed by Shock Horror, which examines gothic fiction.