Come Back, Little Googie. Grandpa foolishly tries turning Eddie's friend into a rabbit.
Black and white Repeat

Animation narrated by John Alderton.
(Repeat)

And the Wind
Cries.... Wendigo. The Hulk shoulders the blame for a beast's bad behaviour.
Repeat

Action with the teenage turtles....

The new boss of Intergang is seeking to control the Daily Planet. With Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher. (Repeat)

Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston welcome chart-topping rock band Babylon Zoo and entrepreneur Richard Branson. Nicole Kidman talks about her new movie Practical Magic in Electric Circus. There's comedy from Gez Foster, Ben Ward and Richard Webb, fun with Mr Blobby and the leprechauns, and cartoon adventures with Godzilla and Rugrats. New pop videos get the critical treatment in Hit, Miss or Maybe, and the latest computer games are rounded up in J:Drive.

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12.10 News; Weather

Introduced by Steve Rider.
12.20 Football Focus Gary Lineker looks ahead to the weekend's FACupfourthround ties, including Manchester United v Liverpool and Wolves v holders Arsenal.
1.25 News Roundup
1.35,2.05,2.40 Racing From Haydock
Park. The day's big event, the Peter Marsh Chase, is at 2.15, plus other races at
1.45 and 2.45. Commentary by Jim McGrath , Richard Pitman , Peter Scudamore and Clare Balding.
1.55Skiing Men's downhill action from Kitzbuhel, Austria, in which the home country's skiers are expected to dominate despite failingto gain top-three places in this race last year. Commentary Julian Tutt.
2.25 Around the Grounds Pre-match team rundowns from football grounds.
2.55 Indoor Bowls Semi-final action from
Potters Leisure Resort, Norfolk, as the remaining four players compete for a place in tomorrow's World Indoor championships final, coverage of which starts at 3.30pm on BBC2. Commentary from David Rhys-Jones , Jimmy Davidson , John Bell and Mal Hughes.
3.45 Football Half-Times
4.00Tennis Highlights of the day's
Australian Open action from Melbourne, with places in both the men's and women's quarter-finals likely to be secured. Commentary from John Barrett.
4.40 Final Score An extended roundup of the day's results, with news and analysis. Executive producer Martin Hopkins ; EditorCarl Hicks Digital widescreen
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2.55-5.45 (not PDC)

5.55-6.00pm Regional News and Sport

In the last show of this run, four familyteams playfavourite games selected from the series by host Jim Davidson and assistant Melanie Stace.
Guests are entertainers Joe Brown and Joe Pasquale ,
Ground Force gardener Charlie Dimmock , EastEnders actress Wendy Richard and dance troupe the Roly Polys.
Director Simon Staffurth ; Producer Sue Andrew Digitalwidescreen

Hosted by Noel Edmonds.
Another viewer is caught by the NTV cameras, while a celebrity receives a Gotcha. Phibberthe frog and Waffle the squirrel chat to youngsters in My Little Friend, and another Premiership goalkeeper plays Sofa Soccer.
Director Patrick Cowap ; Producer Philip Kampff Digital widescreen

Hosted by Dale Winton , with music from the re-formed US rock band Blondie and percussive group Stomp.
Director Richard Valentine ; Producer Damon Pattison Digital widescreen

Drama looms when Holby's football team play their big game.

(Holby City is Tuesday at 8pm)
See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen)

Then National Lottery Update

Second in the six-part comedy-drama series set in Cyprus, starring Michelle Collins
Laura has to look after a family of appalling holidaymakers, while Carol conspires to reunite Nicki with Yiannis. See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen)

Continuing the rerun of the first series of the comedy starring Caroline Quentin, Chris Langham
At a wedding, the bride's old flame is looking for a place to stay.
(Repeat)

With Nicholas Witchell. Weather
Peter Gibbs

Desmond Lynam introduces highlights from today's FA Cup fourth-round fixtures, including Portsmouth v Leeds United and Blackburn Rovers' clash with Sunderland. Commentary is by John Motson, Tony Gubba and Jon Champion, while Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking tackle the main talking points in the studio. Plus a roundup of other games.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.20am)
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
BBC Match of the Day Magazine: available monthly
See Alan Hansen: page 43

Erotic thriller starring Susan Lucci

A wealthy socialite creates a subterfuge to lure a builder into her world of lust and deceit.
(1995)
See Films: pages 52-56 *

(Shown yesterday)

Followed by Weather