(Subtitled)
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7.10 Teletubbies: Carnival II
The foursome watch some children having fun at a carnival.
(Shown last Friday on BBC2)

7.35 Postman Pat
Animation.
(Repeat)

7.50 The Flintstone Comedy Show
Animated Stone Age fun.
(Repeat)

8.15 Blue Peter
(Shown last Friday) (Subtitled)

8.40 Funky Phantom
Animation about a comical ghost.

9.05 Buried Treasure
Children's game show.

9.25 Sweet Valley High
Drama set in a California town.
(Repeat)

9.50 Teddy Trucks
Animation about teddy bear truck drivers.
(Repeat)

9.55 Teletubbies: Naughty Sock Returns
The Teletubbies listen to a storyteller.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7am on BBC2)

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Disney comedy starring Dean Jones
A race car driver's fortunes take a turn for the better when he meets
Herbie. a Volkswagen with magical gifts. Director Robert Stevenson (1969, U)
* See Films: pages 56-67 ****

Cookery challenge show with Ainsley Harriott.

Daily series about Southampton general hospital.

Paul discovers Hannah's secret.
(Repeated at 5.40pm) (Subtitled)

Comedy starring John Ritter, Michael Oliver

Ben Healy escapes from the mess caused by his adopted son, Junior, and relocates to the small town of Mortville, where women outnumber men ten to one.
(1991, PG)
See Films: pages 56-67 *

In this Disneytime World Cup special, England and West Ham defender Rio Ferdinand teaches a troupe of bored aliens how to perfect their football skills. He also takes a look at some of the greatest moments in World Cup history and introduces clips from classic Disney films, including Mr Magoo, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan.
(Subtitled)

Drama starring Matthew Broderick, Ally Sheedy

When teenager David Lightman breaks into a computer system and is challenged to play Global Thermonuclear Warfare, he thinks he's found a new game. But in Cheyenne the Third World War has started.
(1983, PG)
See Films: pages 56-67 ****

Shown at 1.20pm

With Martyn Lewis.
Weather Suzanne Charlton

The fifth Live and Kicking and Comic Relief annual awards ceremony introduced by Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston.
Guests include Ben Elton, Angus Deayton, actor Neil Morrissey, ballerina Darcey Bussell, yachtswoman Tracey Edwards and comedian Matthew Kelly.
During the past few weeks, children have been voting for their favourite personalities. With music from Boyzone, All Saints and Five.
(Repeated tomorrow at 9am)

Concluding the series in France, where Gary Lineker began his tour of World Cup history.

On the Cote d'Azure, Gary talks to Frenchman Just Fontaine, who has been the top World Cup goal scorer for 40 years, since his 13 goals in Sweden in 1958. At the new Stade de France, he meets another French great, Michel Platini, the organiser of this year's finals. Next month Gary will be back in France to present the World Cup coverage.
(Subtitled)

Michael starts to have doubts about his new-found romance with Susan. Lenny and Roy receive some good news.
For cast see Tuesday

Continuing the new comedy series about a counsellor.
Starring Caroline Quentin, Chris Langham, Amanda Holden

Kate struggles to finish her speech in time for the business women's luncheon.

A new romantic comedy, set during Euro 96, and created by writer and comedian Arthur Smith, who wrote the stage and television play An Evening with Gary Lineker. Starring Neil Morrissey, Rachel Weisz, John Gordon Sinclair

Martin looks back on three almost perfect weeks in the summer of Euro 96. His miserable life is transformed by England's progress through the tournament and an encounter with a mysterious girl. Including a cameo role by Match of the Day presenter Desmond Lynam.

See today's choices.
In Des we trust: page 24

With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather Michael Fish

Action comedy starring Eddie Murphy, Charles Dance

Child-finder Chandler Jarrell is called in after a Tibetan holy youth is kidnapped.
(1986, PG)
(Subtitled)
See Films: pages 56-67 *

Science-fiction thriller, beginning the Out of This World season, starring Dana Andrews, Janette Scott

A scientist instigates a scheme to harness the Earth's energy by drilling through to its core. But a huge crack suddenly appears.
(New Eden is tomorrow at 11.20pm)
(1965)
See Films: pages 56-67

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