BBC Two England Schedule Monday 12 November 2007

Balamory—Series 2, Pirate Party

58/62It is Miss Hoolie's birthday but everybody in Balamory seems to have forgotten.

Doodle Do—Paint 'n' Peel Pictures

Dib-Dab, Scribble and Stick make pictures with masking tape and then paint over it.(R)

Boogie Beebies—The Kangaroo - Monday

Get your legs leaping because Pete and Nat are off to the zoo to meet kangaroos.(R)

Pitt and Kantrop—I'm the Chief, the Chief Gets All

An oversight on the Chief's part leads to the beginnings of democracy.(R)

Newsround—12/11/2007

Topical news magazine for children.

Roar—Series 2, Bullying Zebra

36/40A zebra is on the loose, and there's a look at the differences gorillas and humans.

In the Night Garden—Series 1, Igglepiggle's Mucky Patch

16/100Igglepiggle falls down and gets a muddy patch on his tummy. He gets the mud everywhere.(R)

Me Too!—Series 2, Pirate Hospital

The children are going to Jordan's pirate party, but his arm is broken.

Pingu—Series 1, Jealousy

5/26Pingu is jealous when his mother gives baby Pinga all her attention.(R)

CBeebies Autumnwatch—12/11/2007

Mike and Jelly are back at the watermill with CBeebies Autumnwatch.(R)

Pinky Dinky Doo—Where Are My Shoes?

Pinky tells Tyler a story about being unable to find her shoes for school.

Numberjacks—Series 1, Forward Thinking

6/45The Numberjacks are called on to sort out the Problem Blob using the Brain Gain.(R)

See You See Me—Buildings of Faith, Buildings of Faith - the Islamic Mosque

Grant Stott and Joanne Davy go behind the doors of a Scottish Muslim mosque.(R)

Primary History—Snapshots, Snapshots: Children in the Second World War - Daily Life

Featuring daily life in Britain during the war and defeat in Germany, using archive film.

Primary Geography—Village, Town and City, Village, Town and City: Our Needs

A look at the kind of services that are linked to the function and size of settlements.(R)

Hands Up!—Series 1, 2

The Iron Man is back and eating farmers' tractors, cars and other farm machinery.(R)

Watch—Time Treasures - Poppy Day

Explanation of why poppies are used as a remembrance symbol for people who died in wars.(R)

Daily Politics—12/11/2007

News, views and moves on the political stories of the day.(R)

Working Lunch—12/11/2007

The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country.(R)

Science Clips—Helping Plants Grow Well

A look at how seeds become plants and then thrive in different conditions.

Science Clips—Habitats

From large woodland areas to tiny seaside rock pools, habitats are everywhere.

Emotional Literacy—Managing Conflict

An opportunity to see conflict management skills in operation.

Hands on Nature—Islands

Discover where to go swimming with seals and where to get really close to puffins.

Dirty Rotten Cheater—Episode 16

Brian Conley hosts the quiz show with a difference - one contestant can see the answers.

Escape to the Country—Series 4, Chafford Hundred to Kent

The Brookmans want to escape their new estate by the M25 for a period home in Kent.(R)

Flog It!—Series 5, Penzance

60/80Paul Martin presents from Penzance with experts Phil Serrell and Jethro Marles.(R)

Food Poker—Episode 11

The chefs cook pan-fried sea bass with shallots, and steak medallions in Roquefort butter.

Weakest Link—12/11/2007

Nine players team up to build the prize fund and then battle to remove the weakest link.

Eggheads—Series 8, Episode 44

Dermot Murnaghan hosts the general knowledge quiz in which teams battle the Eggheads.

Strictly - It Takes Two—Series 5, 12/11/2007

This World—Inside Burma's Uprising

The accounts of bloggers, monks and student leaders in Burma's pro-democracy protests.

Mastermind—2007/08, Episode 18

Subjects include the music of Johnny Cash, and the development of photography since 1900.

Autumnwatch—2007, Episode 5

5/8Bill Oddie, Kate Humble have updates on the swans, geese and beavers at Martinmere.

Capturing Mary

In a sleepy London house, an ageing writer reflects on her past and confronts her demons.

Newsnight—12/11/2007

Coverage of important national and international news stories with Jeremy Paxman.

A Real Summer

Mary, a brilliant writer, is befriended by Geraldine, a seemingly friendly debutante.(R)

Joins BBC News 24

Japanese Language and People—Japanese Language and People

An introduction to the language, society and culture covering aspects of daily life.(R)

Curriculum Bites—Science 14-16

Short sequences dealing with topics in the double science curriculum.