BBC Two Wales (Analogue) Schedule Monday 18 June 2007

Fimbles—Egg Cup

Pom finds an egg cup, and the Fimbles find lots of uses for it until it gets lost.(R)

The Story Makers—Music

Jackson wants to learn to play the keyboard.(R)

Balamory—Series 4, Shadows

232/63Josie Jump calls on PC Plum to investigate things that have gone bump in the night.(R)

Arthur—Series 8, Francine's Split Decision

5/18Francine is torn between a bowling tournament and going to her cousin's bar mitzvah.(R)

ChuckleVision—Series 16, Bringing Home Dan

Paul and Barry visit an old friend in hospital and end up on the run.(R)

Clutter Nutters—Series 1, Episode 1

Competitive brother and sister duo Oscar and Alabama from Surrey go head-to-head.

The Story of Tracy Beaker—Series 2 (15min Versions), Home Truths

10/26Tracy unleashes some facts that most of the Dumping Ground would rather not know.(R)

Krypto the Superdog—Series 1, Dog-Gone Kevin

Kevin and Krypto have to spend a day in each other's bodies.(R)

Take a Bow—China in Liverpool

A group of children in Liverpool play traditional Chinese instruments in their orchestra.(R)

Jakers: The Adventures of Piggley Winks—Series 3, The Gift/Mi Galeon

Double-bill of the porcine adventures of Piggley Winks and friends.(R)

Boogie Beebies—Do the Dino - Monday

Join Boogie Pete and the Boogie Bunch in the land of the dinosaurs.

Toddworld—Series 1, New Kid on the Block

38/52Todd discovers the joys of communicating with a friend who speaks a different language.(R)

Big Cook Little Cook—Series 1, Princess and the Pea

1/28Ben and Small make some princess pie for a princess who visits the cafe.(R)

Charlie and Lola—Series 2, It Is Absolutely Completely Not Messy

1/26Lola won't tidy up the bedroom, and try as he might, Charlie can't persuade her.(R)

Teletubbies—Mark and Zoe Cooking

The Teletubbies watch two children decorate a cake.(R)

Seasonal Snapshots—Series 1, Autumn

In these video diaries, children from across the UK observe autumn where they live.(R)

Seasonal Snapshots—Series 1, Winter

This programme also explores winter in scientific, artistic and geographical terms.(R)

Primary History—Ancient Greece, Citizenship, Spartans and Sports

Alex learns about decisions, the Olympics, Sparta and citizenship, with help from Papou.(R)

Primary Geography—France, France - Brittany

Featuring Breton culture and Brittany's fishing industry.(R)

Primary Geography—A Village in Bangladesh, Ramadan

The Hussain family and the rest of Gangkul village prepares for the end of Ramadan.(R)

Primary Geography—A Village in Bangladesh, A Village in Bangladesh - Monsoon

Gangkul village is flooded and people rely on supplies brought in by boat.(R)

Daily Politics—18/06/2007

News, views and moves on the political stories of the day, presented by Jenny Scott.

Working Lunch—18/06/2007

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

Something Special—Series 2, The Park

24/25Mr Tumble steps through a magic door and goes off to the park for a picnic.

Something Special—Series 2, Nursery Rhymes and Songs 5

25/25Mr Tumble's aunties have come to tea but he has forgotten the biscuits.

Animal Park—Series 6, Episode 11

It's feeding time for the tarantula, and the sea lions are expecting an addition.

Living in the Sun—Series 1, Episode 6

Nadia Sawalha meets the woman who's made a mint from creating a boutique hotel.(R)

Escape to the Country—Series 5, Wiltshire

Melissa Porter helps a couple looking for their perfect country home in Wiltshire.

Flog It!—Series 5, Watford

33/80Experts Mark Stacey and Thomas Plant put their valuations to the test in Watford.(R)

Ready Steady Cook—Series 15, 18/06/2007

Presented by Ainsley Harriott with chefs Tony Tobin and James Martin.(R)

Weakest Link—18/06/2007

Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz.(R)

The National Lottery: Wednesday Night Draws—People's Quiz Wildcard, The, 18/06/2007

Nine challengers compete for the Wildcard place in the People’s Quiz Grand Final.

Let Me Entertain You—Series 2, Episode 16

Including a Bee Gees tribute act, illusionists, a young Bollywood dancer, and a puppeteer.

Open Gardens—Series 1, Episode 4

4/10Mike and Janet get Carol Klein's gardening advice.

Johnny Kingdom: A Year on Exmoor—Series 1, Strange Sights

Johnny's back on the trail of the red deer calves, but keeps getting distracted.(R)

Ian Hislop's Scouting for Boys

Ian Hislop uncovers the story behind the book which launched the Scout movement.

Peter and Dan Snow: 20th Century Battlefields—20th Century Battlefields, 1942 Stalingrad

3/8How the tactics of Hitler and Stalin resulted in tragedy on both sides.

Have I Got News for You—Series 31, Episode 3

3/8Featuring guest presenter Julian Clary, plus Quentin Letts and Alun Cochrane.(R)

Newsnight—18/06/2007

Gavin Esler introduces coverage of the main national and international news stories.

Balderdash and Piffle—Series 2, X Rated

What do dictionary entries about sex tell us about our sexual history?(R)

Junior Bonner

A rodeo rider returns to his home town, only to find that everything has changed.

Joins BBC News 24

Talk German—19/06/2007

A short, practical course for beginners, based in Munich and the Bavarian Alps.

Germany Inside Out—Munich and the South

1/5Guides to German travel, people and culture.(R)

Germany Inside Out—Cologne and the Rhineland

2/5A look at life on and around the major international waterway of the Rhine.(R)

Germany Inside Out—Leipzig and the East

3/5Guides to German travel, people and culture.(R)

Germany Inside Out—Hamburg and the North

4/5Guides to German travel, people and culture.(R)

Germany Inside Out—Berlin

5/5A guide to German travel, people and culture.(R)