Ends 8.00.

The Silver Brumby
An escaped lion causes havoc.
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6.25 Noah's Island
Adventures with the little polar bear.
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6.50 Barmy Aunt Boomerang
Millstone school promises to pay pupils for attending on Saturday.
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7.05 Tom
The nomadic dinosaur visits a Tahitian island.
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7.30 I Love Mummy
Will James be able to beat his rival at the annual school science fair?
(R) (S)

7.55 Newsround
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Ends 10.30.

Big Cook Little Cook
Ben and Small make monster muffins.

8.20 Tots TV
Jane finds a spider trapped in the bath.

8.30 Postman Pat
Can Pat avert a disaster involving a train?

8.45 Wide Eye
Little Hoot and Flea visit a secret cave.

9.00 Balamory
Miss Hoolie wants Spencer to paint a large picture.
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9.20 Come Outside
Hunting for Spikey the hedgehog.

9.40 Tweenies
Is Milo as amusing as other clowns?

10.00 Teletubbies
Laalaa's ball makes everybody fall over.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

Bilko receives a tip but can't get away to place the bet. (BW)

Followed by The Witness

Coverage of Prime Minister's
Questions features in this visit to Westminster.

Personal finance.

Norfolk Broads. Chris Beardshaw checks out the diverse flora and fauna at Britain's largest protected wetland. (AD)

Highlights from last weekend's Dunhill Links championship as celebrity amateurs, including Kevin Costner , Dennis Hopper and Samuel L Jackson , teed off against the professionals at Carnoustie, Kingsbarns, and the Old Course at St Andrews. With Steve Rider. Peter Alliss and Ken Brown commentate. Executive producers Jo McCusker and Peter Small Coverage of the World Match Play championship starts tomorrow at lpm

The birth of wolf cubs is tinged with tragedy. Meanwhile,
Lord Bath goes parachuting with the Red Devils. With Kate Humble and Ben Fogle.

Brian Turner squares up to Phil Vickery in this charity special as they help celebrate 18 years of Childline with guests Esther Rantzen and Caprice. Ainsley
Harriott plays host.

Elimination quiz.

The task for the two teams tonight is to market a new product. Could Ereka be about to get the boot?

3/9. The recruits learn how to extract information and manipulate strangers. First shown on BBC3

3/8. Can 40-year-old mountain-bike instructor Tony Griffiths from North Wales realise the ultimate mountaineering feat? It's a gruelling month of climbing in freezing temperatures and biting 200mph winds before a final push for the top. Add to that the depressing odds - only one in eight reaches the summit of Mount Everest, while one in ten of those does not make it back at all - Griffiths faces an uphill battle, literally. Producer Ewen Thomson : Series producer Richard Sinclair (AD)

3/3. As word spreads about his amazing accuracy, medium Gordon Smith travels to San Francisco to work on stage with his top American counterparts. This absorbing Everyman investigation into those who claim to receive messages from beyond the grave concludes with the spotlight on Jane and Craig Hamilton-Parker . They're about to put one of their student mediums on stage, but how will he perform in public for the very first time? Narrated by Sean Pertwee. Series producer Jane Beckwith : Executive producer Ruth Pitt

Michael is landed with "babysitting" Buster as the off-kilter and Emmy Award-winning US sitcom continues. And George-Michael auditions for a school play to get closer to Maeby. Gob breaks up with his girlfriend.

(The next episode premieres 10.30pm on BBC4.)
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With Jeremy Paxman.

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Cyrille Regis, Ian Wright , John Barnes and John Fashanu grace a humorous and thought-provoking celebration of the oft unsung contribution black soccer players have made to the national game over the past years. A profile of the black international Andrew Watson follows. Director/Producer Geoff Small Reflecting Skin continues the Black History Month strand tomorrow at 11.20pm

In 1881 Scotland's football team beat England 6-1, their biggest home defeat to date. Leading Scotland to victory was the world's first black international footballer. Why did he fail to become a role model for black Scots?
Producer Brendan O'Hara First shown on BBC2 Scotland

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