BBC Two England Schedule
England Schedule
Morning
06:00
Big Cook Little Cook—Series 3, Seagull
33/44Little Cook Small has been keeping lots of rubbish for recycling.(R)
06:20
Clifford the Big Red Dog—Best Party Ever
20/2Jetta ridicules Emily for not planning an exciting birthday party.(R)
06:35
Boo!—Series 2, Baseball Ground
Boo and his friends have fun at the Baseball Ground and Boo becomes Baseball Boo.(R)
06:45
Louie—Series 1, Draw Me a Cheetah
Louie and Yoko are walking in the savanna when a giraffe claims to be the fastest animal.(R)
06:55
Pingu—Series 4, Pingu and the Game of Fish
6/26Pingu plays a practical joke using a fish on a string.(R)
07:00
Tronji—Shakey-Snake Land
17/30Bubbles have got inside the Tronjicharmers pipes, and a piano sounds very out of tune.
07:25
Newsround—26/01/2010
Daily news magazine keeping young viewers up to date on the latest stories.
07:30
Deadly 60—Series 1, Brazil
18/26In Brazil's northern savannah, Steve Backshall seeks the elusive giant anteater.(R)
08:00
League of Super Evil—Series 1, Table for Four
4/52LOSE plots to get their names in the guest book at the hottest villain restaurant in town.(R)
08:10
Street Monsters—The Deercrocs in 'Plop'
4/20How will the youngest deercroc manage when it's time to show mummy what he has learned?(R)
08:15
Arthur—Series 11, Desert Island Dish
4/19Arthur and friends study the food groups and learn the importance of a balanced diet.(R)
08:30
Wibbly Pig—Car
17/52Wibbly takes Pigley on a nice drive, but keeps being interrupted by other road users.(R)
08:40
Tennis: Australian Open—2010, Andy Murray v Rafael Nadal
Coverage of the quarter-final match between Andy Murray and Spain's Rafael Nadal.
11:40
Let's Write a Story—Year 5 and 6 - Legends and Heroes
Writer Michael Morpurgo helps four children write a legend or a historical story.(R)
Afternoon
12:00
Daily Politics—26/01/2010
Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn have the top political stories of the day.
12:30
Working Lunch—26/01/2010
A look at how buying an expensive smartphone might actually save you money.
13:00
All Saints—Series 6, Harm's Way
39/43Sasha claims to have been raped after Charlotte finds her bruised and beaten.
13:45
Animal Park: Wild in Africa—Series 2, Episode 10
It's time for the wild dog puppies to move out before they destroy the house.(R)
14:15
Car Booty—Series 10, Armstrong-King
A woman wants to sell her collection of tins to treat her sons to a go-karting session.(R)
15:00
Diagnosis Murder—Series 5, Slam Dunk Dead
5/25Jesse is accused of malpractice in his role as doctor to a basketball team.(R)
15:45
Flog It!—Series 7, Stoke-on-Trent
17/60Paul Martin visits Little Moreton Hall, a fine Elizabethan timber-framed manor house.(R)
16:30
Ready Steady Cook—Series 21, Episode 30
Guests in this edition are actor William Tapley and dancer Hannah Vassallo.
17:15
Escape to the Country—Series 8, Warwickshire
2/20Jules Hudson helps a young couple look for the perfect rural retreat in Warwickshire.(R)
Evening
18:00
Eggheads—Series 10, Episode 133
133/155Jeremy Vine hosts a general knowledge quiz featuring the country's top quiz champions.
18:30
Great British Railway Journeys—Series 1, Cromford to Burton-on-Trent
17/20Michael Portillo visits the oldest working factory in the world at Cromford.
19:00
The Great Rift: Africa's Wild Heart—Fire
1/3Looking at the unique wildlife of East Africa's volcanic mountains.(R)
20:00
The Hairy Bikers: Mums Know Best—Series 1, Sunday Dinners
4/6Si King and Dave Myers go on a mission to champion the Sunday dinner.
21:00
How Earth Made Us—Water
2/5Professor Iain Stewart shows how control over water has been central to human existence.
22:00
Muslim Driving School—Episode 3
3/6Three instructors take centre stage as their learners negotiate the roads in Blackburn.
22:30
Newsnight—26/01/2010
In-depth analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines, with Jeremy Paxman.
23:20
Summer
Drama. To escape from grim reality, a man casts his mind back to a summer love affair.
Late
00:40
Joins BBC News—27/01/2010
BBC Two joins the BBC's rolling news channel.
