Simulcast on the CBBC channel 8.45-11.00am.
The J-Team fight the demons in a final showdown.
Book expert Maxine has the lowdown on this month's hottest reads.
Digital viewers: press the red button to access two films featuring top tips
Lady Penelope investigates the theft of some nuclear plans.
The cats apply for jobs at Cape Canaveral, where Marvo the chimp is an astronaut.
William Roache appeals for donations on behalf of the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust. DONATIONS: send cheques to CHECT, [address removed]; call free on [number removed]; visit [web address removed] Repeated from BBC1 on Sunday at 520pm
The beautiful mudflats of Sefton Sands. (Revised rpt)
John Mills directs his daughter Hayley alongside Ian McShane in this rural drama. A disturbed teenager has to put up with an alcoholic mother and a local farmer who blames her for his son's death. Then she is befriended by a boy travelling through town in a gypsy caravan. Review page 45. (1965)
Arun Patel already owns 11 houses, but needs help finding a home with sufficient land and outbuildings to allow him to raise pigs.
Three more teams battle for the chance to win £10,000. <S)
Brian Turner and James Martin whip into action. Kitchen Connections with Ainsley Harriott is on Radio 4 tomorrow at 9.30am
Will today's performers impress the buzzer-happy audience?
Cut-throat quiz.
Kate Humble and Ben Fogle use a night vision camera to capture a midnight feast up in wolf wood. Plus Longleat's 100th baby giraffe is due.
A comparison of two classic comedies from the pens of Jimmy Perry and David Croft.
The Honourable Man. Arthur inherits his uncle's title.
Director/Producer David Croft 3878 (non-PDC)
Peggy's Big Chance. Joe wants more staff participation around the pool and makes Peggy play a shark.
Producer David Croft 588 (non-PDC) VIDEO Plus- code for 7.00-8.00pm
7/12. All Steamed Up. Since he was a young boy, Fred has been passionate about steam-powered engines and machinery, and spent a large part of his life studying their construction and history. Here we discover how, in his myriad of programmes, Fred's knowledge and exuberance for all things mechanical helped viewers to see the importance of steam power. Director/Producer David Hall
5/10. As his gastronomic tour of France hits the halfway mark, Rick heads for the River Tarn to go pike fishing with local fisherman, cooks confit of duck with braised red cabbage, and meets a chef in Moissac whose dishes are a celebration of local, seasonal specialities. Director/Producer David Pritchard
6/6. Bruce Parry and his team finally make it to the Pole, but will they make it back to base camp? The four remaining men have lost a staggering amount of weight - on average 19 per cent of their total body weight - which is making them increasingly susceptible to the cold. And, like Scott before them, the lack of food threatens to destroy their attempt to return to base camp safely.
BBC History Magazine's September issue has an article on the programme and the 1911 race to the Pole. Out now priced E3.60 RT DIRECT: the hardback BBC book Blizzard: Race to the Pole is available from BBC Shop for just £11.99 including p&p. To order, call [number removed] (landline calls cost a maximum of 8p per minute), quoting RTD20; send a cheque, payable to BBC Shop, to BBC Shop, [address removed]: or visit www.bbcshop.com Alison Graham on real men: page 31
3/6. Barry Humphries , aka Dame Edna Everage , talks to Dara O'Briain about the time he picked on a woman for wearing sunglasses indoors before realising she was, in fact, blind. Plus, the day he regretted going for a walk and how being on an Australian stamp just isn't enough for him. Series producer Virginia Payne
Executive producer Rebecca Papworth Dara O'Briain and Friends at the Fringe is on Radio 2 tomorrow at 9pm
With Emily Maitlis.
Period drama based on the Strindberg play, starring Saffron Burrows and Peter Mullan. As the daughter of a count, Miss Julie would seem to enjoy all that her position of privilege affords her. But the stifling strictures of her aristocratic position force her nearer to Jean, the family footman. Review page 45.
Director Mike Figgis (1999, 15)
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2.00 Homegrown Hollywood An evening of short films from emerging and established UK film-makers, including Arthur's Amazing Things and the animation Metalstasis. Features strong language and violent scenes.
