Ends 8.00.

The Silver Brumby
Two foals are trapped in a gorge.

6.25 Noah's Island
Adventures with the polar bear and his island animal sanctuary.

6.50 Rotten Ralph
The naughty cat has a nightmare.

7.00 Short Change: the Fat Nation Challenge
Investigating the fat content of everyday food.
(Fat Nation - the Big Challenge continues tonight at 8pm on BBC1)

7.05 Tom
In attempt to capture Tom, Miss Hatch plans to lure him to a castle in Germany.

7.30 I Love Mummy
A film company is in town to make a movie about Prince Nuffratutti.

7.55 Newsround

Ends 10.30.

Big Cook Little Cook
Tortoise pitta is on the menu.

8:20am Tots TV
Tom laughs so much he pops a button on his trousers. Where has it ended up?

8.30am Postman Pat
The children reminisce about their respective favourite things.

8:45am Wide Eye
Little Hoot and Flea construct a rocket. But will it get them to the moon?

9am Balamory
Personal items go missing, but PC Plum is on the case. Writer Peter Hynes
For cast see tomorrow

9:20am Come Outside
Auntie Mabel and Pippin look at snails.

9.40am Tweenies
What's happened to Milo's paper plane?

10am Teletubbies
Magical animals march their way through Teletubbyland.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

Repeats are not indicated.
10.30 Watch (ages 5-7) Music: the Land of All Weathers
10.45 Megamaths (ages 7-8)
Problem Solving - Money 490
11.00 Words and Pictures (ages
6-7) Magic Pencil - Programme 3 1529998 11.15 Words and Pictures (ages 6-7) Magic Pencil - Programme 4

Expert analysis of the latest political proceedings from Westminster.

Business news.

Live coverage of the opening round in the four-day World
Match Play championship at the Wentworth Club in Surrey.
As the tournament enters its
41st year, defending champion Ernie Els of South Africa has the chance to become the only six-times winner of the event. But world number one
Vijay Singh and Major winners Retief Goosen and Todd Hamilton are among those barring his path.
The tournament features four knockout rounds staged over 36 holes, whittling down the 12 challengers to one overall winner. This morning, the eight unseeded players in the draw began their quest for the title over the West Course.
Introduced by Steve Rider.
Commentary from Peter Alliss , Ken Brown and Sam Torrance. Executive producers Paul Davies. Barbara Slater www.bbc.co.uk/golf

Elimination quiz.

The teams pick an artist and sell their work at a gallery.
Will Versacorp or Protege Corporation triumph?

4/9. Following targets without being noticed is on the agenda as the recruits learn the art of mobile surveillance. First shown on BBC3

5/8. Collins. Before the late 1700s sailors couldn't fix their position at sea and had to sail close to land, increasing the risk of shipwreck. So when Greenville Collins's charts of Britain's coastline were published in 1693, hundreds of lives and ships were saved. Explorer Nicholas Crane navigates Cornish waters in a square-rigger of the period to reveal the extent of Collins's achievement.
Series producer Michael Waterhouse (AD)

New series Cheetahs―Fast Track to Freedom. Cheetah cubs
Toki and Sambu, orphaned when their mother was killed by a lion, are adopted by Simon King. The results include . terrifying stand-offs with rhinos and leopards, plus some of the most intimate moments of cheetah life ever filmed.
The cubs transform into sleek hunters spending time on their own, but can they survive the dangers of the bush?
Producer Simon King ; Series editor Tim Martin (AD) Cheeting death: page 10

It's early spring and two tawny owls in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire are busy caring for their newborn chicks. Producer Roger Webb ; Series producer Wendy Darke

Mobsters, detectives and glamorous locations populate the story of a game of cat and mouse between young scientists and the casinos of Las Vegas. A lecturer at America's Massachusetts Institute of Technology worked out that the odds in blackjack work differently to other games. He developed a system that tipped the odds and set off to Vegas with a bankroll from the Mob. But the casinos called science to their aid too.
Who was brighter: the MIT whizzkids or the detectives?
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5/6. Split Ends. The Rizzo brothers run some of London's most glamorous hairdressing salons. The larger-than-life Italians want to expand but can't agree a new direction. For 29 years the eldest, Tony, has bulldozed his brothers into decisions - now they're fighting back. Gerry Robinson fights to get the trio to bury their rivalry and start acting in the best interests of the firm. Jenny Seagrove narrates.
Producer Veronica Clifford ; Series producers Colin Barr and Kelly Webb-Lamb BBC BOOK: paperback (same title) by Gerry Robinson , price £16.99 Gerry Robinson answers One Final Question: page

Presented by Gavin Esler.

Ends 12.20. www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour
Reflecting Skin Bonnie Greer explores the image of black people in Western art. Contributors include Jean-Paul Gaultier.
Director Mike Dibb ; Producer Heather Goodman

John Gielgud and Stephen Fry star in a period drama based on a true story. Years after the heir to the Tichbome fortune disappeared in a shipwreck, family servant Bogle is sent to Australia to investigate rumours of his survival. Review page 53.
Director David Yates (1998, PG)

www.bbc.co.uk/ieamingzone
Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 Languages: Susanne A five-part drama using German in everyday situations. 40283 4.00 Languages: Le Cafe des Reves Drama featuring French youngsters.