The Pool of Peril. Flash attempts to rescue Prince Barin's bride, Princess Aura.
Black and white Repeat

Animation.
(Repeat)

Drama series.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Cartoon adventures with the kind-hearted cat.

Cartoon capers from the Evergreen Forest. (Repeat)

Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston's guests include actress Kathy Burke, singer and television presenter Dannii Minogue, and EastEnders star Martine McCutcheon.
There's mischief from the Leprechauns, comedy from Ben, Gez and Richard, plus Mr Blobby, Kenan and Kel, and cartoon action with the Rugrats and Spiderman.

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Introduced by Steve Rider in Dublin.
12.20 Football Focus Gary Lineker looks back on the week, and previews
Wednesday's England v Switzerland game, Scotland v Denmark, and Wales against World Cup qualifiers Jamaica.
1.00 News
1.05,1.40,2.10 Racing From Uttoxeter, featuring races at 1.15,1.45 and, at
2.20, the Midlands Grand National, often used as a form guide to the Aintree Grand National. Commentary by Jim McGrath , Richard Pitman , Peter Scudamore and Clare Balding.
1.25, 1.55 Athletics Action from the opening day of the world cross-country championships in Marrakesh, Morocco. Britain's Paula Radcliffe , silver medallist in Turin last year, will be competing in the 8km, and in the new 4km race tomorrow. Commentary by David Coleman and Brendan Foster.
2.30 Rugby Union Ireland v Wales Live coverage of the Lloyds/TSB international from Lansdowne Road, kick-off 3pm. After a disappointing start to the Five Nations, Wales salvaged some pride by defeating Scotland at Wembley two weeks ago, while defeat today for
Ireland could mean the wooden spoon for the second successive year.
Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith and Eddie Butler. Subtitled
The Calcutta Cup: Scotland v England can be seen tomorrow at 2.25pm on BBC1
4.40 Final Score News and results.
Stereo
Videoplus code for 12.15-5.15
12.15-2.30 (not PDC)
2.30-5.15 (not PDC)

Shedding the Load. Falling profits force Young Mr Grace to make staff cuts. Written by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft
Repeat

Jim Davidson and Melanie Stace introduce the second of two compilations featuring some of the best and funniest games and contestants from past series. A new series will be shown in the autumn.
Producer Jonathan Beazley

Noel Edmonds brings ie curtain down on this series with a Gotcha for
Newcastle footballer John
Barnes, while heartthrob band Boyzone are on hand to provide musical entertainment. Regular features include a Best of My
Little Friend, while Graham Cole and Lisa Geoghan from The Bill, pay a final visit. The series returns in the autumn.
See today's choices.
Director Richard Valentine ; Producer
JohnMcHugh Stereo .............

Terry Wogan 's run as presenter comes to an end on tonight's show, which features the winning song from last Sunday's Great British Song Contest, chosen to represent Britain in the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday 9 May in Birmingham. Producer Peter Estall
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With Michael Buerk.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Then National Lottery Update

Comedy starring Joe Pesci, Marisa Tomei

Young New Yorkers Bill Gambini and Stan Rothenstein are mistakenly charged with murder in a sleepy Alabama town, and Gambini's one phone call summons his cousin, who has managed to pass his bar exams after five failures and is looking forward to his first court case.
(1992, 15) ****
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John Inverdale's sporting guests include ex-champion jockey Jonjo O'Neill, former world boxing champion Barry McGuigan and new Northern Ireland football manager, Lawrie McMenemy.
Shown last Monday
Stereo

A rundown of the latest hits.
Shown yesterday
Followed by Weather

The continuous-news station.