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Animated adventures.

Cartoon.

Live entertainment with cartoons, celebrities, music, games, comedy and competitions, all from a hotel run by a cow called Morag. Today's guests include actorand singer Jimmy Nail , teen band
Boyzone, Patsy Palmerfrom EastEnders, Neighbours star Dan Falzon and show jumperOliver Skeete who talks to Kriss Akabusi. Vicky Taylor checks out activity holidays, and the new teenage comedy Weekend Break begins. Presented by Zoe Ball and Grant Stott.
Series producer Liz Scott ; Executive producer
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Live action drama, based on the books created by Francine Pascal. A story of everyday teenage life in a lively California town, as seen through the eyes of 16-year-old twin sisters. With Cynthia and Brittany Daniel ,

From the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. A preview of the final, which begins this afternoon, and interviews with the two finalists. With David Vine.
Editors Rupert Rumney and Rick Waumsley
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Introduced by Steve Rider from Wembley.

12.20 Football Focus
A look ahead to this afternoon's key games in the FA Premiership as the football season nears an exciting conclusion.

12.50, 2.05 Rugby League: Leeds v Wigan
Live coverage from Wembley of the Challenge Cup final, the showpiece event of domestic rugby league (kick-off 2.30pm). Commentary by Ray French, Steve Simms and Terry Flanigan. See today's choices.

1.00 News

1.05 World Snooker
The start of the best-of-35-frame final, from the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. Commentary by Ted Lowe, Clive Everton and Ray Edmonds. Coverage continues at 5.20pm on BBC2.

4.30 Motor Racing
Murray Walker reports from Imola on final practice for tomorrow's San Marino Grand Prix. The whole race can be seen live tomorrow in Sunday Grandstand on BBC2.

4.40 Final Score
Roundup of the day's results and reports.

Animated fun

Tonight's edition of the snooker game show features Dennis Taylor , Terry Griffiths and Joe Johnson. With host
Jim Davidson and referee John Virgo.
Producer John Burrowes CONTESTANTS: if you would like to take part please send a large sae to[address removed]

Another challenge for the Man of Steel. Metallo. Having failed in their first attempt to build a "RoboThug" two twisted scientists try to obtain a human brain with which to control their kryptonite-powered robot. The "donor" is a petty criminal who is dating Lois Lane 's sister.

Simon Mayo introduces the series in which he extracts confessions from an unsuspecting studio audience.
Members of the studio audience will be trying to wipe the slate clean in the Forgive Me Booth, "confessors" bare their souls and three contestants reveal some of their funniest secrets.
This week's prize is a holiday for two in the Caribbean.

This week's winning numbers are announced live from the Ulster
American Folk Park in Omagh, County Tyrone. With Anthea Turner and Gordon Kennedy.
Producer Richard Woolfe

With Nicholas Witchell. Subtitled
Weather Rob McElwee ..............
Followed by National Lottery Update

Drama series set in an American hospital. Starring Mandy Patinkin, Hector Elizondo, Adam Arkin

Deciding the fate of two babies creates tension among the hospital staff.

A series of stand-up comedy and sketches, with Lenny Henry and characters including the Reverend Dental Virtue.

Also starring Robbie Coltrane, Felix Dexter, Barry Norman, Christopher Ryan and M People.

Highlights from the day's big derby game between north London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur. Plus a look at the rest of today's Premiership goals and key moments, as well as the April Goal of the Month competition. Commentary by John Motson and Tony Gubba. Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Gary Lineker and Trevor Brooking.
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Blake Edwards 's sex comedy starring
John Ritter
Afterten years of marital bliss, celebrated writer Zach Hutton is caught in bed with his wife's hairdresser and he turns to his two main sources of comfort - women and drink - with disastrous results.
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