Simulcast on the CBBC channel 8.45-11.00am.
Robots go haywire.
A visit to the Manchester City Art Gallery.
The latest music releases, footy tips, Gamers karaoke and Kate's progress as a radio journalist.
Digital viewers can see Rate Your Mate, with Sam, Mark and Ayesha
Can the riders find ponies brave enough to play horseball?
A manned probe runs into trouble.
TC falls for a nurse while visiting Benny in hospital.
Making the Grade. Junior forges his report card. G)
Eddie needs a great science project to avoid expulsion from school. (BW)
Welcome to the Future. Visions of animals millions of years in the future.
Ron causes chaos when he takes over as head waiter at a Michelinstarred restaurant.
Clare Balding and Willie Carson present coverage from the opening day of the prestigious five-day race meeting.
This afternoon's feature race is the 3.15 Lennox Stakes , with other starts at 2.05, 2.40 and 3.50. Commentary by Jim Mcgrath , with reports from Rishi Persad. Director Steve Docherty
Editor Stephen Cook Also online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only)
Can a Yorkshireman and his
Greek wife agree on a new house in rural Oxfordshire?
Chefs Paul Rankin and Nick Nairn race against the kitchen clock - and each other. Recipes: Ceefax p560; www.bbc.co.uk/food
Caustic quiz.
More brainy contestants attempt to outwit the team of general knowledge experts.
Paul Martin uses the National Cycle Network to visit a wonder of the Victorian age, while experts David Barby and Adam Partridge identify auction-worthy items belonging to the denizens of Newport in Gwent. Series producer Peter Smith ; Executive producer Tom Ware
(Revised repeat)
8/8. As part of Top Gear's end-of-term japery, Jeremy Clarkson , Richard Hammond and James May get behind the wheels of their very own vans, to answer some essential questions. Which is the hardest to steal, makes the worst noise and is best for outrunning the police? Maybe Hollywood hardman Ray Winstone - the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car - would know? Shown on Sunday at 8pm
4/12. Men of Steel. Fred expounds on the work of the great engineers of the Victorian age, whose achievements were founded on a belief in the importance of hard work and the spirit of enterprise. Director/Producer David Hall
8/8. It's grand final time. So which of the four semi-finalists - the Bodleian Library, the Crime Writers,
Prospect magazine and the Royal Statistical Society - are battling for the coveted title? With Jeremy Paxman. University Challenge returns later in the year.
Director Tracey Rooney ; Producer Irene Daniels
3/4. Esther Rantzen, Ron Atkinson and Marcus Brigstocke enter week three with all of them struggling. Ron has made little progress and his relationship with his teacher Christine has hit a new low. Meanwhile, Marcus's stand-up routine is failing to amuse the French, and Esther is becoming increasingly disenchanted too. This week, the trio are set to work as tour guides in the fashionable resort of St Tropez. But the temptations of the Riviera prove too much for the wayward students.
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3/4. More vacation woes for the grumpies as they recall the horror of attempting to erect a tent in the rain, the discomfort of trying to squeeze into a caravan and the predictability of the weather on a British seaside holiday. With, among others, Arthur Smith, Jenny Eclair, Nigel Slater, Sheila Hancock, Stuart Maconie, Rhona Cameron, Michael Winner, Arabella Weir, Linda Robson and Stephanie Beacham.
Jeremy Paxman presents.
In 1988 Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government banned the voices of the Sinn Fein leadership from British television in an attempt to deprive it of the "oxygen of publicity". Time Shift investigates the - often surreal - impact of the ban as actors' voices replaced those of Sinn Fein leaders such as Gerry Adams.
Director/Producer Francis Welch
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Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 Razzledazzle A series of award-winning programmes supporting 3-5-year-old children's language skills with nursery rhymes, stories, songs and movement.
