Little Lola makes up a new country.
Performing a digging dance.
The playroom pals have a busy time playing listening games.
Mr Tumble shows off his amazing collection of shoes.
A group of African hunting dogs display their skills.
A blizzard causes a power cut in Elwood City.
A pair of shape-shifters cause trouble. (R) (S)
Fearne and Reggie visit Arizona, where they try horse-herding.
Timmy makes a wish. (R) (S)
Louis breaks into the school. (R) (S)
Followed by Raven (Revised rpt)
Two greedy thieves spoil the Christmas celebrations.
Leading designers re-create small outdoor spaces. (Revised rpt)
Parliamentary proceedings, presented by Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott. (S)
Adam Shaw and Graeme Le Saux present a round-up of the latest business news.
Hazel Irvine , Steve Davis and John Parrott return with more live coverage from the second round of the Grand Prix at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre. One group winner and one group runner-up meet today to battle for a place in the quarter-finals. Ding Junhui won the first ranking event of the year in Northern Ireland in August, but will he continue his swift rise to prominence in this tournament? Clive Everton,
Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo occupy the commentary box.
From 1.30pm, digital viewers can select live uninterrupted coverage from two tables
Also online at www.bbcco.uk^port (UK only)
Anne Robinson asks more general knowledge questions against the clock.
Amateurs challenge the quiz-show giants.
Claudia Winkleman gets the latest gossip from the celebrity dancers, while judge Craig Revel Horwood casts a critical eye over their preparations. (5)
Live coverage from Aberdeen, where the final two quarter-final places will be decided tonight.
Introduced by Hazel Irvine , with analysis by Steve Davis and John Parrott. Also online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only)
From 1.30pm digital viewers can access live uninterrupted coverage from two tables by pressing the red button
New series 1/8. The Bafta award-winning team returns for a second revealing circuit of Britain. Dover to the Isle of Wight. Historian Neil Oliver investigates the Victorian channel tunnel, anthropologist Alice Roberts heads for the Isle of Wight's forgotten space rocket testing site, and geographer Nicholas Crane dangles from Beachy Head to discover how the chalk coast was formed, and why it's disappearing. Series producer Steve Evanson ; Executive producer Gill Tierney
Repeated next Saturday www.bbc.co.uk/coast Get a free map accompanying the series by calling [number removed](calls charged at a maximum of 8p per min)
Let's go round again: page 30; DVD offer: page 31
New series 1/6. Jack Dee stars as successful but world-weary stand-up comedian Rick Spleen.
Rubbish. Rick fronts a TV recycling campaign which backfires spectacularly, and he and partner Mel are invited to the christening of a remarkably ugly baby.
Writers Jack Dee and Pete Sinclair ; Producer/Director Alex Hardcastle First shown on BBC4 The Inside Story: page
1/12. Shiny new host Simon Amstell and regular team captains Bill Bailey and Phill Jupitus are joined by perfect housewife Anthea Turner, former Mis-Teeq member Alesha, Edinburgh comedy festival winner Phil Nichol and Deacon Blue lead singer Ricky Ross, for the return of the comedy music quiz.
(Repeated next Saturday)
Behind the scenes: p6; Phill Jupitus on the Raconteurs: p42
With Kirsty Wark.
Highlights of this evening's matches, which decided the remaining quarter-final places.
Best of today's action. (5)
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Schools
(Repeats are not indicated)
2.00 Interpretations
How answers to historical questions can vary.
Then The French Revolution
4.00 The Fall of the USSR
Key events, personalities and issues.
Then International Relations 1919-1939
