7.00 Polka Dot Shorts
Tales about Polkaroo and his friends

7.10 The Silver Brumby
Animation. (Repeat)

7.30 Inch High Private Eye
Miniature detective capers.
(Repeat)

7.55 The Bots Master
Cartoon.
(Repeat)

8.20 Buried Treasure
More contestants take part in the children's game show.
(First shown in Fully Booked)

8.40 Blue Peter
A feature on elephants.
(Shown yesterday 5.10pm BBC1)

9.10 Goober and the Ghost Chasers
Cartoon.
(Repeat)

9.35 Student Bodies
Teen sitcom, combining live action and animation, about pupils who create a comic book.
(Repeat)

10.00 Teletubbies: Painting Easter Eggs
Some children paint pictures on eggs.
(Repeat)

Disney comedy starring
Peter Ustinov
A pirate's spirit is doomed to walk the Earth until he performs a good act. bo ne decides to help prevent gangsters turning his descendants' hotel into a casino.
Director Robert Stevenson (1968, U)
♦ See Films: pages 52-61 ***

Animated fun

Business and consumer news.

Pre-school fun.
(Repeat)

Including items on how to become a film extra, the value of war memorabilia, and a man who has made a mint out of toilet seats. Plus today's challenge is to make and decorate picture frames.
(Repeat)

A conversation with England rugby union international Rory Underwood.

Leicester City football manager Martin O'Neill looks back on his career with Garth Crooks. Last in the series.

The new policewoman makes her mark in a rather eccentric way while a local TV crew visits the gardens at Jenkyn Place.
First shown on ITV

More studio guests share their problems and receive expert advice.

Cookery challenge.
(Subtitled)

Esther Rantzen meets people whose April Fools' Day jokes have gone wrong.

More celebrities are challenged to identify homeowners

The latest showbiz news and celebrity gossip, with guest presenter Louise. Boy band review the latest videos.
(Repeated on Saturday during Live and Kicking)

Gambling fever strikes the town and takes Marge in its clutches.
(Repeat)

Sisko meets a formal alien delegation from the Gamma Quadrant.
(Repeat)

Following some of Britain's most talented design graduates as they launch their careers. Graphic designer Sophie Dickinson is recruited by Empire Design to come up with ideas for film posters. Her big break comes when she works on promotional material for A Bug's Life. However, she finds the client's creative guidelines restrictive and the demands of the job are extremely tough.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

A programme that aims to change perceptions of DIY by guiding viewers through tasks with simple diagrams and detailed instructions, presented by carpenter Rics Martin and plumber Tony Elvin. The pair help a social worker through all the stages of building a desk and shelves for her son, and assist a research analyst with changing her bathroom taps.

James May and Julia Bradbury road-test the Yaris, Toyota's new supermini, which contains several surprises - including a digital instrument reading pod in the centre of the dashboard.
Plus a new docu-soap feature in which real-life car buyers search for their perfect motor.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Wine producer Carla Carlisle is an advocate of English wine and even persuaded her husband to plant a seven-acre vineyard.
(Repeat)

With Jeremy Paxman. Including at 11.00 News headlines.

Mark Lawson is joined for this 150th edition by Allison Pearson, Tony Parsons and Tom Paulin to review the week's cultural highlights, including Vikram Seth's new novel An Equal Music.

Bilko picks a replacement for Colonel Hall's secretary.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

Followed by Weatherview

Quentin Willson tells the story of the Jensen Interceptor, the car that every fashion-conscious celebrity wanted to own in the 1960s.

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 The Three Degrees
1.00 Shooting Video History
(Subtitled)
1.50 Open Late - Health and Social Welfare

Exam Revision
2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: Mathematics 2

Teaching Film and Media
4.00 Film Education: An Ideal Husband: Text to Text
4.30 Film Education: The Producer's Tale

Teacher Training
5.00 The Bridge

Open University
5.45 Our Health in Our Hands
6.10-7.00am Immigration, Prejudice and Ethnicity