7.00 Batfink Double bill.
7.15 WITCH
7.40 Fergus McPhail
Dad brings home a large dog.
8.05 Serious Desert
8.30 The Koala Brothers Archie hurts his ankle in a fall.
8.40 Underground Ernie
Competition: page
8.55 Brum
9.05 Balamory
Followed by Pingu
9.30 Doodle Do
9.50 Step Inside
10.00 Barnaby Bear
10.15 Our Planet
Repeats are not indicated.
10.30 Numbertime (ages 4-6)
Shapes - Shapes Together
10.45 Look and Read (ages 7-9) Spell It Out 1106297 11.00 Look and Read (ages 7-9) Zzaap and the Word Master 2109029 11.20
Testament: the Bible in Animation (ages 11-14) David and Saul
11.50 Focus (ages 7-11) Difference and Discrimination
Presented by Andrew Neil. <s)
Presented by Adam Shaw.
Repeats are not indicated
1.00 English Express (ages 9-11) Ideas and Imagination - Creating
Worlds 10142810 1.15 Something Special (ages 4-7) Something to
Think About - Farm
1.30 Coast A jaunt along the coastline. (Revised rpt)
** Disney comedy starring Ken Berry. When an alien cat with special powers crash-lands on Earth, it soon attracts the attention of the army and a gang of crooks. Review page 64. Director Norman Tokar (1978, U)
James Martin searches for fresh mussels, while John Craven visits a James Bond-style power plant deep inside a mountain.
Paul Martin finds out about the mysterious world of tarot cards. on a visit to Oxford.
Chefs Lesley Waters and James Martin compete.
More mind games.
Claudia Winkleman consoles Saturday's eliminated couple and provides more backstage gossip.
Producer Ros Coward , Cam de la Huerta and Kalpna Patel
4/8. Three months into Dick Strawbridge and his family's quest to live an eco-friendly life in Cornwall, the battery hens arrive and Dick attaches a generator to the waterwheel to create electricity.
Meanwhile, the pigs are causing feelings to run high. Director/Producer Susanna Handslip
The first-round matches reach their climax with Somerville College, Oxford, taking on Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Jeremy Paxman hurries the students.
Director Sue McMahon ; Producer Irene Daniels Discover why we watch University Challenge at www.radiotimes.com/universitychallenge
1/3. London Symphony Orchestra choirmaster Gareth Malone attempts to start a school choir from scratch and, in only nine months, make them capable of competing with the very best at the World Choir Games in China.
Beginning work at his chosen comprehensive, Northolt High School in Middlesex, Gareth finds that there is no real tradition of music, no formal choir and musical tastes are worlds apart from his own classical upbringing. Can he bolster their lack of enthusiasm?
Singing high: page 29
Will Ann Widdecombe stand for any nonsense as she tries to keep Ian Hislop and Paul Merton in order? Shown last Friday on BBC1 The series continues on Friday at
9pm on BBC1
With Jeremy Paxman.
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Action as Australia and England do battle on the fourth day of the Second Test at the Adelaide Oval. Highlights of the fifth and final day can be seen tomorrow at 11.20pm.
Digital viewers can access further highlights from day four of the Second Test from 10pm to 12 midnight by pressing the red button, and from midnight to 730am they can access live commentary of the final day's play from Five Live Sports Extra, plus detailed statistics
BBC4 on BBC2 Exploring the tense and often explosive relationship between politicians and the military through the ages. Who really calls the shots? Presented by Newsnight's diplomatic editor Mark Urban. Producer Sam Bagnall Rptd tomorrow 11.30pm, BBC4
Languages and Travel Repeats are not indicated.
1.00 Talk Portuguese 1-6 Short beginners' course. With in-vision subtitles. 64476 2.30 Brazil Inside Out 1-5 975259 5.00 Brazil 2000
