Small keeps copying Ben. (R) (S)
The gang visit the launderette.
The pup is distraught when Emily Elizabeth attends a sleepover.
Alice falls from her bike.
Taz discovers his dog is actually a turtle.
DW and Arthur argue and Muffy acts mature.
Tweety is left with a pet shark. (R) (S)
A timid pup is trained, plus a pet shop caper.
The park keeper acts strangely.
With scares from Lady Antonia Farquhar.
Daolon locates the hidden statue of the Three Wise Monkeys. (R)
A party gets out of hand.
Corneil digs up a dinosaur bone at an archaeological dig.
An adventure in space for Milo.
Learning about gerbils and Ruby Rabbit.
Pom discovers a little red tree.
Engaging science-fiction adventure starring Joseph Mazzello as a lonely boy whose life is changed when he discovers an alien battle suit in a local junkyard.
Review page 56. (1997, PG)
Business updates.
Live second-round Masters coverage from Wembley Conference Centre in London.
This afternoon's matches feature former Masters runner-up Ken Doherty and world champion and last year's beaten Masters finalist Ronnie O'Sullivan. If both win, they'll meet in Fridays quarter-final. With Ray Stubbs.
BBCr full, uninterrupted coverage available to digital viewers via the red button
Quiz hosted by the acid-tongued Anne Robinson.
World champion and world number one Ronnie O'Sullivan will be looking to book his quarter-final place as coverage at the Masters at the Wembley Conference Centre in London continues.
BBCi: digital viewers can access blanket coverage via the red button
Mutiny. Jerry and Margo face troubling times. Writers John Esmonde and Bob Larbey
Producer John Howard Davies
Sitcom about a couple who try to live self-sufficiently in Surbiton. It's Margo's first night in the Sound of Music, and Jerry receives some unpleasant news.
New series 1/6.
Aspects of Britain's social history as captured on celluloid over the last 100 years. The inter-war years saw a craze for health and fitness. Rare archive footage and eyewitness accounts combine to demonstrate how people went about using diet and exercise to try to improve their sense of physical well-being.
Director/Producer Rosalind Bain First shown on BBC4
The final episode is on Friday at 8.30pm on BBC4
Danny Kelly on people's history: page 63
The enchanting story of North American Inuit boy Apak Taktu as he makes his first trip out onto the frozen Arctic Sea. Under his father's tutelage, the boy learns essential survival skills such as building igloos, travelling by dog sled, hunting seals and avoiding the unwelcome attention of polar bears. Sean Pertwee and Jobie Weetalluktuk narrate.
Series producer Paul Appleby; Executive producer Fiona Pitcher
Repeated next Sunday [web address removed] Cold comforts: page 16
Documentary in which Apak Taqtu, a young Inuit boy, wants to follow in his father Andrew's footsteps and learn to be a wildlife guide and hunter. Show more
Otters and Oil. A Midsummer's Day study of the otters who inhabit the Sullorn oil terminal in Shetland, shot by award-winning film-maker Charlie Hamilton James. Producer Roger Webb : Series producer Wendy Darke
When the advertising firm is hired by a Brazilian drinks company to make their spirit as big as Bacardi, executives face a challenge as the tipple is unknown outside of Brazil. Narrated by Robert Lindsay.
Director Jennifer Clayton ; Executive producer Bill Grist
With Jeremy Paxman.
Scotland's John Higgins ended his three-year title drought with victory in the British Open last November and will be looking to build on that form as he starts out on his Masters campaign.
BBCi: digital viewers can access blanket coverage via the red button
Highlights from the day's play where quarter-final places are up for grabs.
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Schools
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2.00 Revisewise at Home: KS2: Parents & Children: Science
Revision support.
4.00 Revisewise Challenge at Home: KS2: Science
