A chance to sing an alphabet song.
Tom climbs a tree and pretends to be a koala.
Bob's cat, Pilchard goes missing.
A trip is made to Australia.
A party is held for George.
Where does Norman the frog live?
Helping children with learning difficulties develop communication and language skills. Signed.
Coconut shells lead to a fairy tale quest.
Entertaining adventure starring John Wayne.
When Captain Ralls is saved from peril by a shipping tycoon's vessel, he promises to lead his rescuers to a fortune in pearls.
Review page 51.
(1949, PG) (BW)
The Two Winstons. The 20th century as seen through the eyes of Winston Churchill and George Orwell. Last in series.
Examining the 20th century through the lives of Winston Churchill and George Orwell, who both wrote about the Depression, empire, world wars and the Cold War. Show more
Comedy starring
Greg Kinnear and Laurie Metcalf. A conman is forced to choose between jail or a legitimate job. Assigned to the post office, he ends up reading mail addressed to God. Review page 51.
Director Garry Marshall (1996, PG)
Day three of the World Professional Darts championships and number three seed Mervyn King takes on Welshman Wayne Warren , while Stockport's Tony O'Shea meets Marko Kantele of Finland. Presented by Ray Stubbs. BBCi: full, uninterrupted coverage of the day's play is available via the red button
Gripping wartime thriller in which Kirk Douglas and Richard Harris try to sabotage Nazi attempts to build an atomic bomb in Norway.
Review page 51. (1965, U)
New series 1/5. Murder at Canterbury. Dramatised reconstructions that aim to explore the momentous events that shaped the building of Britain's greatest cathedrals. As the first Gothic cathedral to be built in Britain, Canterbury was at the forefront of an architectural revolution. But the building we know today has its origins in the most infamous murder of the medieval age - that of Thomas Becket in December 1170.
Writer/Director Paul Bryers High and mighty: page 28
New series 1/6. Following the events of the recent Christmas special, the north Cornish village of Boscastle begins to come to terms with the aftermath of the worst floods in living memory. For parish priest Rev Christine Musser the miracle is that not a single person has lost their lives in the disaster. Many of the villagers however have lost their homes and businesses are facing financial ruin. Bringing her community back from the edge of despair will be the biggest challenge of Christine's career.
Director Charlie Forman : Producer Nigel Farrell
University College, Oxford, take on the University of York in the first of the matches between the four highest-scoring losing teams from round one. Jeremy Paxman has the starters for ten.
RT's new-look puzzles: page
Derivative psychological sci-fi thriller starring Johnny Depp and Charlize Theron. Following a near-fatal incident while on a shuttle mission, astronaut Spencer Armacost decides to retire from flying and spend time with his wife. However, when his now pregnant spouse starts noticing his behaviour changing, she begins to worry that something more mysterious happened on that fateful day. Review page 52.
Director Rand Ravich (1999, 18)
Highlights of the concluding matches in round one of the World Professional Darts championships where number three seed Mervyn King was due to begin his challenge for the crown against Wayne Warren. Plus the Dutch encounter between Co Stompe and Andre Brantjes.
Tony Green, David Croft and John Part provide commentary. BBCi: full and uninterrupted coverage of the day's play is available to digital viewers via the red handset button
