BBC Two Scotland Schedule Wednesday 26 March 2008

Tikkabilla—Series 1, Episode 66

66/70Lorna, Paul and Tamba play with bubbles and marbles, and learn about feeding animals.

Teletubbies—Violin (Spain)

The Teletubbies watch a Spanish girl play the violin for her friends. They watch Po dance.(R)

Tweenies—Tweenies Songtime, Music Man

Sing along with the Tweenies to their song, Music Man.(R)

Time Warp Trio—Series 1, The High and the Flighty

The girls hear a radio broadcast, and Freddi recognises it's the voice of Amelia Earhart.(R)

Newsround—26/03/2008

Topical news magazine for children.

The Owl—Surveillance

The Owl is on a tree on someone else's private property.

Brain-Jitsu—Episode 23

23/25Game show in which trainees compete in brain challenges for the Brain-Jitsu Black Belt.

Calum Clachair: Gleann na Grèine/Bob the Builder: Project Fix It—Series 1, Air Chall sa Choillidh (Bob's Fresh Start)

Calum and the gang arrive in Sunflower Valley to begin building their dream town.

Bruno the Kid

Animation about the world's youngest superspy.

Na Bleigeardan (Little Monsters)

Gaelic children's programme.

Oran Bho Na Daoine Beaga—Buithtean (Shops)

The Little People are singing a song about shops today.

Calum Clachair: Gleann na Grèine/Bob the Builder: Project Fix It—Series 1, Càit an tèid Cailean?/Where is Lofty's Shelter?

2/15Lofty builds a big shelter.

Tommy Zoom—Confidence

28/30Will Tommy realise that he doesn't need his cloak to have confidence?(R)

The Pingu Show—Hospital and Skiing

Including sketches, two classic episodes and Penguin Facts.

Get Squiggling—Series 1, Spaceman

8/25Squiglet uses a round line to draw a spaceman called Sonny, who is alone up in space.(R)

Something Special—Series 2, Nursery Rhymes and Songs 4

20/25Mr Tumble is trying to sleep, but there are five in the bed - Mr Tumble and four teddies.

Me Too!—Series 1, Seaside Run

It's the taxi drivers' annual day trip to the seaside with the children.(R)

Words and Pictures: Fun with Phonics—k and ck

The phonemes 'k' and 'ck'.

What the Ancients Did for Us—The Egyptians

Adam Hart-Davis builds some of the greatest inventions from the world of ancient Egypt.

Daily Politics—26/03/2008

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

See Hear—Series 27, Episode 35

We profile four deaf or hard of hearing people who have succeeded in their chosen fields.

Lifeline—Remap

Matt Allwright appeals for Remap, volunteers who make customised aids for disabled people.

Coast—Shorts, Mussels

The Coast team visit the biggest mussel fishery in the UK.

Recipe for Success—Episode 18

18/20This time, fussy diners make life difficult for Sylvia and Jamie.

Holyrood Live—26/03/2008

Louise Stewart presents coverage of the day's debates in the Scottish Parliament.

Flog It!—Series 5, Wolverhampton

Experts Catherine Southon and David Barby offer valuations to the people of Wolverhampton.(R)

Ready Steady Cook—Series 18, Episode 33

Hairdressers Trevor Sorbie and Nicky Clarke help the chefs make a 20 minute meal.

Escape to the Country—Series 5, The Lincolnshire Fens

Melissa Porter meets Milka and Brian Rusk who are desperate to leave Darlington.(R)

Eggheads—Series 9, Episode 19

19/160Quiz in which teams from all over the UK battle to beat the formidable Eggheads.

Great British Menu—Series 3, London and South East

Judge Matthew Fort selects chefs from London and the South East.

Cycling: Track World Championships—2008, 26/03/2008

Coverage from the opening day at the Manchester Velodrome. With Jill Douglas.

Natural World—2007-2008, Elephant Nomads of the Namib Desert

11/15Elephant specialist Martyn Colbeck tells the story of two baby elephants in the desert.

Wild—2007-08 Shorts, Bat Women of Panama

A look at the women who gather in the jungle of Panama to seek secret knowledge.

Secret Peacemaker

Story of the contact who facilitated peace talks between the IRA and the government.

The Apprentice: You're Fired!—Series 4, Episode 1

1/12Companion discussion show to the Apprentice, with Adrian Chiles.

Newsnight—26/03/2008

Coverage of the latest national and international news stories with Jeremy Paxman.

Newsnight Scotland—Newsnight Scotland

Comprehensive coverage of the important national and international news stories.

Desi DNA—Series 5, Episode 10

What is causing the Asian skin lightening market to grow? Nikki Bedi looks at Asian art.

Indian School—Exam Fever

10/10Head Girl Vallarie contemplates life after school and Devika sits her first exam at eight.

Cycling: Track World Championships—2008, 27/03/2008

Highlights from the opening day at the Manchester Velodrome.

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