BBC Two England Schedule Monday 19 November 2007

Balamory—Series 3, Oh Dear

168/63Children's series. Edie McCredie and PC Plum are going deer spotting.(R)

Doodle Do—Paper Plate Crowns

The Doodle Doers make three great crowns from paper plates and then perform a play.

Boogie Beebies—Go Go Mango

Children's music programme. Join Pete and Nat at the market and move like a mango.(R)

Tweenies—Tweenies Songtime, Gonna Build a House

Bella, Milo, Jake and Fizz sing Gonna Build a House.(R)

Yvon of the Yukon—Night of the Yvon

Children's animation about a French warrior from the 17th century living in the present.(R)

Newsround—19/11/2007

Topical news magazine for children.

Do Something Different—Afro

Sam trains as an Afro hairdresser.(R)

Clutter Nutters—Series 1, Episode 5

Kirstie and Daniel from Southampton battle it out for the big declutter crown.(R)

In the Night Garden—Series 1, The Ball

24/100A ball bounces around the garden, visiting one character after another.(R)

Me Too!—Series 2, Sunburn

It is a hot day and lots of people are going to hospital with sunburn.

Pingu—Series 1, Lost Baby

10/26Pingu's mother asks him to take care of his sister Pinga whilst he plays with his friend.(R)

Jakers: The Adventures of Piggley Winks—Series 1, Good Neighbour

12/26Children's animation. Piggley is convinced that a mad scientist has moved to the lane.

Mr Tumble—Birds

Mr Tumble wants to be a parrot, but he can't fly. So he dresses up as a penguin instead.

Pinky Dinky Doo—The Horn and Antler Club

Animation. Daffinee is having a birthday party at the very snooty Horn and Antler Club.

Numberjacks—Series 1, Boxing Day

11/45Shape Japer is interfering with boxes, and 6 uses Brain Gain to put things right.(R)

See You See Me—Buildings of Faith, Buildings of Faith - The Sikh Gurdwara

Grant Stott and Joanne Davy investigate how Scottish Sikhs worship.(R)

Primary History—Saxons and Vikings, Signs of the Saxons

Sid shows Vik the kingdom of East Anglia, and they visit the Sutton Hoo burial site.

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

Geography programme. A look at the use of land in four very different settlements.

Hands Up!—Series 1, 3

Ted Hughes' The Iron Man told in British Sign Language by Jean St Clair.(R)

Watch—Time Treasures - the Coronation

History series. A look at the Queen's coronation.(R)

Daily Politics—19/11/2007

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

Working Lunch—19/11/2007

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

Science Clips—Characteristics of Materials

Trying to make a bicycle from rubber, and testing fabrics.(R)

Science Clips—Keeping Warm

Seeing, using and feeling temperature.(R)

Emotional Literacy—Working Together

Exploring effective team skills, including leadership, co-operation and communication.(R)

Hands on Nature—Wetlands

Nature series. Chris Packham listens to the mysterious call of the bittern in Lancashire.(R)

Animal Park: Wild in Africa—Series 1, Episode 3

3/15Ben sees the hyenas whose bite is worse than their bark, and Kate meets the rhino rangers.(R)

Escape to the Country—Series 4, Westbury-on-Trym to Wiltshire

Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country.(R)

Flog It!—Series 6, Hartlepool

Paul Martin visits the Heugh Battery to find out about Hartlepool's tragic past.

Food Poker—Episode 16

Cookery challenge. Four chefs make sweet samosas and spicy prawn noodles.

Weakest Link—19/11/2007

Quiz show. Nine contestants must play as a team to build up the prize fund.

Eggheads—Series 8, Episode 49

Dermot Murnaghan hosts the general knowledge quiz.

Strictly - It Takes Two—Series 5, 19/11/2007

Judges Arlene Phillips and Craig Revel Horwood drops in to defend the judges' decisions.

This World—The Trillion Dollar Revolutionary

John Sweeney interviews President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela.

Mastermind—2007/08, Episode 19

John Humphrys continues the hunt for the nation's Mastermind.

University Challenge—2007/2008, Episode 18

Academic quiz. The University of York take on the University of St Andrews.

Nigella Express—Quick, Quick, Slow

10/13Nigella Lawson prepares dinner party food in advance, including maple chicken 'n' ribs.

Dragons' Den—Series 5, Episode 5

5/10Entrepreneurs pitch ideas to investors. The dragons meet a CGI-animated entrepreneur.

Have I Got News for You—Series 34, Episode 5

5/9Paul Merton and Ian Hislop are joined by guest host Michael Aspel for the comedy quiz.(R)

Newsnight—19/11/2007

The latest national and international news stories with Jeremy Paxman.

50 Years of the Today Programme

A look back at some of Today's most memorable moments.

Joins BBC News 24

Real Chinese—1-10

Beginners' Mandarin course set in and around Beijing.(R)

China Close Up—Image is Everything

1/10Following Wang Lei - part hair-stylist, part image-maker.(R)

China Close Up—After the Floods

2/10In 1998 the river Yangtse burst its banks causing unprecedented devastation.(R)

China Close Up—The People's Diva

3/10Looks at Xiao Ya and her passion for yue ju - a form of Chinese opera.(R)

China Close Up—The Thoughts of Dr Wang

4/10Dr Wang Jin fought for the Communist Revolution but now supports China's market economy.(R)

China Close Up—Forever Shanghai

5/10How urban planner Professor Ruan is fighting to save Shanghai's historic buildings.(R)

China Close Up—Mama Chen's Printing Press

6/10Looking at a privately run collective employing disabled people.(R)