Starring Sylvester and Tweety. (R) (S)
Binky waxes poetic and DW loses her voice.
Mysti loses her powers when she gets her first cold.
Lighthouses, toon tips and stained glass.
Sportacus wears radio-controlled boots.
The petite penguin has porridge problems.
Emily Elizabeth has a cold.
Our furry friend visits Dublin.
Milo and Jake disagree about a dolly.
Tweenies Magazine: £1.65. New issue on sale 1 December
Comedy starring Ginger Rogers and David Niven. A department-store assistant who finds an abandoned baby is assumed to be its unmarried mother. Review page 53.
(1939, U) (BW)
(David Niven is the subject of Hollywood Greats tomorrow at 10.35pm on BBC1)
With Prime Minister's Questions.
is a killer returning to finish off a family? Crime thriller from written by John Gilling , starring Patrick Barr. (BW)
Business news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Quarter-finals get under way at York's Barbican Centre. Matches are the best of 17 frames, played over two sessions. Ray Stubbs introduces live coverage, with former UK champs Steve Davis and John Parrott.
Digital viewers can choose which table to watch, and access news, results and statistics, via the red button
Acid-tongued quiz.
Crossing the fairy bridge to Castletown, Catherine Southon and Philip Serrell view antiques in the Isle of Man. Meanwhile, Paul Martin gets a flavour of the island's high speed history at the TT museum. Producer Peter Smith ; Executive producer Tom Ware
(Revised rpt) www.bbc.co.uk/antiques
It's the halfway point of the final week. What's the latest on the remaining couples from the training rooms? Presented by Claudia Winkleman.
Live action from the first two UK championship quarter-finals. With luck on his side, defending champion Stephen Maguire will be in action.
Digital viewers can choose which table to watch - and access news, results and statistics - via the red button
7/11. Caesar's fevered pursuit of Pompey takes him to Egypt, where he makes a terrible discovery. Pullo and Vorenus seek Cleopatra - only to be drawn into a secret that must never be revealed. Contains scenes of a sexual nature, violence and strong language.
Writer William J MacDonald ; Producer Frank Doelger ; Director
Steve Shill Repeated next Sunday on BBC1 BBC HISTORY MAGAZINE: the new issue looks at Rome. E3.40
Moment of the Week: page 61; The Inside Story: page 94
7/8. OJ to Lewinsky. From blood on gloves to stains on dresses, Scandal traces the varying problems of American football stars and presidential aides.
Producer Lucy Kenwright Exec producer Caroline Wright
The Good Life
Central heating, villas, saunas, baths: Adam Hart -
Davis learns the Romans knew all about good living. Producers Simon Baker and Catrine Clay
Hosted by Jeremy Paxman.
Orgel-Buchlein: 0 Mensch, bewein dein Sunde gross, BWV 622 is played by John Scott Whiteley. Producer Norman Stone ; Executive producer Victor Lewis-Smith
Radio 3's Bach week starts on Friday at 7pm
The first two quarter-finals are played to a conclusion. Ray Stubbs introduces the action. <s)
Digital viewers can choose which table to watch - and access news, results and statistics - via the red button
www.bbc.co.uk/teamingzone
Schools Repeats not indicated
2.00 Alternative Takes Drugs, alcohol, sex and music feature in films of interest to young people.
