BBC Two Northern Ireland Schedule Thursday 24 April 2008

Tikkabilla—Series 2, Bridges and Transport

25/70Sarah-Jane, Justin and Tamba find out about bridges, vehicles and the sky.(R)

Teletubbies—Drawing Cacti

Po feels like having Tubby Custard. The Teletubbies watch children drawing cacti.(R)

Tweenies—Tweenies Songtime, Wheels on the Bus

Sing along with the Tweenies to their song, Wheels on the Bus.(R)

Arthur—Series 3, DW's Name Game/Finders Key-Pers

19/20DW and Arthur's insults get out of control. Arthur, Brain and Binky find a mystery key.(R)

Newsround—24/04/2008

Topical news magazine for children.

The Owl—Boomerang

The Owl discovers an annoying thing about boomerangs - they always come back.(R)

Hider in the House—Series 1, Episode 9

9/20JK and Joel see if sneaky kids can hide a celebrity in their own house.(R)

Jackanory Junior—The Princess and the Unicorn

Daniela Nardini tells Wendy Blaxland's tale of a princess and her quest to find a unicorn.(R)

Numberjacks—Series 1, Belongings

9/45The Numberjacks are playing Thinkyjump, trying to match the pictures, when agents call in.(R)

Boogie Beebies—Ocean Motion - Thursday

Head underwater with Nat and Pete and join in with the Ocean Motion.(R)

Me Too!—Paper Mountain

The children and Granny Murray are having fun with paper.(R)

Something Special—Series 1, Food Part 2

14/20Mr Tumble has woken up and it is time for breakfast. Can he make it without making a mess?(R)

Tweenies—Be Safe with the Tweenies, Cleaning Materials

Fizz plays with dangerous bottles.(R)

In the Night Garden—Series 1, Tombliboos Clean Their Teeth

19/100The Tombliboos run around the inside of their bush looking for their toothbrushes.(R)

Primary History—Ancient Greece, Theatre and Storytelling

Alex finds out about theatre and storytelling in ancient Greece.(R)

Megamaths—Shape and Space, Symmetry

This edition deals with symmetry.(R)

Landmarks—The Caribbean Islands, Work

Grapefruit pickers and packers in Dominica, and schoolchildren hunting mountain chicken.(R)

KS1 Science Clips—Variation

A bird that does not fly and butterflies that do. Twins and family likeness.(R)

KS1 Science Clips—Sorting with Using Materials

Looking at the appropriateness of materials for different situations.(R)

Hands Up!—Ella and the Rabbit

The story of Ella and her father's champion rabbit. With Barbara Burke.(R)

Daily Politics—24/04/2008

News views and moves on the political stories of the day with Andrew Neil and Jenny Scott.

Working Lunch—24/04/2008

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

Open Gardens—Series 2, The White House and Forest Lodge

7/30The White House in Hertfordshire and Forest Lodge in Somerset try to join the scheme.(R)

Snooker: World Championship—2008, 24/04/2008 Part 1

Ronnie O'Sullivan battles it out against Chinese 17-year-old Liu Chuang.

Eggheads—Series 9, Episode 40

40/160Dermot Murnaghan hosts a general knowledge quiz.

Great British Menu—Series 3, Scotland Dessert

Tom Kitchin and Matt Gray from Scotland prepare their desserts.

Distant Horizons—Swaziland

1/3Why did Stephen Donaghy decide to work in Swaziland?

Hearts and Minds—24/04/2008

Noel Thompson turns the spotlight on the week's hot topics in the world of politics.

Top Gear—Series 8, Best of British

6/8A special selection from the Top Gear archive, celebrating the best of British motoring.(R)

Heroes—Series 2, Four Months Later...

1/11Deadly new threats loom as brand new individuals with abilities emerge worldwide.

Heroes Unmasked—Heroes Unmasked

This episode introduces us to the programme's characters and creators.

Teenage Cics—Episode 1

1/6The first of a six-part Irish language drama series.

Newsnight—24/04/2008

News analysis with Gavin Esler.

Ideal—Series 3, The Wedding

8/8It's the morning of Moz's wedding and he's just woken up next to another woman.(R)

Snooker: World Championship Highlights—2008, 24/04/2008

The line-up for the last sixteen is now complete.

World Championship Snooker Extra—2008, 25/04/2008

Hazel Irvine presents, with commentators Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor and John Virgo.

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