BBC Two Wales (Analogue) Schedule Tuesday 29 April 2008

Tikkabilla—Series 2, Umbrellas and Flamenco

30/70Paul, Sarah-Jane and Tamba find out about umbrellas, making shoes and flamenco dancing.(R)

Teletubbies—Rolling

Noo-Noo tidies up Laa-Laa's ball. The Teletubbies watch children rolling things up a hill.(R)

Tweenies—Tweenies Songtime, There's a Worm at the Bottom of the Garden

Sing along with the Tweenies to their song, There's a Worm at the Bottom of the Garden.(R)

Arthur—Series 4, Popular Girls/Buster's Growing Grudge

8/45Fern and Sue Ellen fill out a teen magazine quiz. Buster is annoyed with Binky.(R)

Newsround—29/04/2008

Topical news magazine for children.(R)

The Owl—The Magpie

Magpies like everything that shines - much to the dismay of the Owl!(R)

Hider in the House—Series 1, Episode 12

12/20JK and Joel see if three kids can hide EastEnders actress Louisa Lytton in their house.(R)

Jackanory Junior—Ellie and the Cat

Tisha Martin tells Malorie Blackman's story of a spoilt girl who gets turned into a cat.(R)

Numberjacks—Series 1, Out of Order

12/45The Numberjacks are called on when things keep vanishing. Number 6 takes on the mission.(R)

Boogie Beebies—The Kangaroo - Tuesday

Get your legs leaping because Pete and Nat are off to the zoo to meet kangaroos.(R)

Me Too!—Series 1, The Rattle

Tina hears noises while driving. She is convinced there is a carnival parade in town.(R)

Something Special—Series 1, Colours

12/20This programme shows you how to sign red, blue and yellow.(R)

Tweenies—Be Safe with the Tweenies, Swings

The kids learn about safety around swings.(R)

In the Night Garden—Series 1, Upsy Daisy's Big Loud Sing Song

22/100Upsy Daisy chooses to sing through her megaphone, and the Pontipines cover their ears.(R)

Let's Write Poetry: The Big Slam—Observation

1/4Children are challenged to write a free verse poem on something they observe on a farm.(R)

Primary History—Walk Through Time, Walk Through Time: Fashion

Tony Robinson finds out how people entertained themselves during the past 2,000 years.(R)

Timewatch—2006-2007, The Hunt for U-864

Drama documentary of the only recorded case of two submarines duelling underwater.(R)

Daily Politics—29/04/2008

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

Working Lunch—29/04/2008

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

The Maths Channel—Year 2: Handling Data

Maths series for 5 to 7 year-olds.(R)

Primary Geography—Weather, Place and People, Arctic Lapland

Primary school geography. Presenter Andy Kane heads to Arctic Lapland.(R)

Wildlife on Two—King Croc

David Attenborough narrates the lives of crocodiles and alligators.

am.pm—29/04/2008

Political news in Wales including First Minister's Questions.

Snooker: World Championship—2008, 29/04/2008 Part 1

The quarter finals commence as action from The Crucible enters its 11th day of play.

Eggheads—Series 9, Episode 43

43/160Dermot Murnaghan hosts a general knowledge quiz.

Great British Menu—Series 3, Northern Ireland Fish

Northern Ireland chefs Noel McMeel and Danny Millar prepare their fish courses.

Snooker: World Championship—2008, 29/04/2008 Part 2

The difference between winning and losing is 30,000 pounds.

The Age of Terror—The Paris Plot

3/4Looking back at the Air France plane hijacking by a group of Islamist extremists.

Later... with Jools Holland—Series 32 Live, Episode 5

5/8With James, Melody Gardot, the Gutter Twins, Mable John, Operator Please and Pentangle.

Newsnight—29/04/2008

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

Party Election Broadcasts: Welsh Labour Party—Party Election Broadcast by the Welsh Labour Party

Mad Men—Series 1, Shoot

9/13The agency tries to spruce up their Nixon presidential campaign.(R)

Snooker: World Championship Highlights—2008, 29/04/2008

Quarter final play.

World Championship Snooker Extra—2008, 30/04/2008

Action from the best-of-25 frame quarter finals at The Crucible in Sheffield.

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