Lily is keen to find a job in which her abilities are appreciated.
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Fire-fighting animation narrated by John Alderton.
(Repeat)

Animated neonatal naughtiness.
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Cartoon adventures with the verdant giant and his female cousin.

Action with the teenage turtles.

Fred and Barney's bowling outing clashes with a night at the opera.
(Repeat)

Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston chat to soccer commentator John Motson, while Sheryl Crow also drops in to perform her new single There Goes the Neighbourhood. In Electric Circus there's a look behind the scenes at last Tuesday's Brit Awards, and at London Fashion Week for children, as well as an interview with Elton John. Plus cartoon adventures with Kenan and Kel and Rugrats.

Three pop videos are reviewed in Hit, Miss or Maybe, while J:Drive rounds up the latest computer games. Gez Foster, Ben Ward and Richard Webb provide comedy, while there's further mirth with Mr Blobby and the leprechauns.

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Subtitled

Introduced by Steve Rider
with Jonathan Davies, Gavin Hastings and Phillip Matthews.

12.20 Football Focus
Gary Lineker reviews last weekend's FA Cup fifth-round games and the midweek Manchester United v Arsenal clash, and sets the scene for this weekend's ties.

1.15, 1.45, 2.15 Racing
From Ascot featuring the 1.20, 1.50 and, at 2.25, the Ascot Steeplechase, which could attract several potential Gold Cup winners.
Commentary by Jim McGrath, Richard Pitman, Peter Scudamore and Clare Balding.

1.30 Athletics
Highlights from Belgium of yesterday's indoor meeting at Ghent's Flanders Expo. Commentary by Stuart Storey and Paul Dickenson.

2.00, 2.45, 3.55 Rugby Union: Wales v Ireland
Live coverage from Wembley (kick-off 3pm) of this Five Nations clash. Both sides are currently in the ascendant, with Wales's new manager Graham Henry having revitalised their squad, while new talent such as Conor O'Shea is giving the Irish cause for optimism. Commentary by Bill McLaren and JJ Williams.
(Subtitled)

2.35 Around the Grounds
A round up of team news from the soccer stadiums.

3.45 Football Half-Times

4.40 Final Score
The results round up with Premiership match reports and interviews.

(Digital widescreen)
Videoplus codes for 12.15-5.40
12.15-2.00 (not PDC)
2.00-5.40 (not PDC)

The snooker game show, hosted by Jim Davidson, with John Virgo. The professionals on hand tonight are Jonathan Birch, Mike Hallett and Jimmy Michie.
(Subtitled)

Ronan Keating hosts the talent show offering wannabe popsters the chance of scooping a record contract. Tonight's contestants are Sebastian Rogers and Wendi Dejai.
(Digital widescreen)

Noel Edmonds hosts more wackiness from the Great House, featuring Three to Go a news quiz game where contestants can win a trip, plus another Premiership goalkeeper is under fire in Sofa Soccer.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Dale Winton hosts the show with music from actress and singer Cher, the Corrs and Boyzone.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

There are decisions to be made after a tear-gas attack and an outbreak of gang violence.

See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen)

Then National Lottery Update

Choices: Casualty 8.05pm BBC1
Poor old Josh. He's only just got his breath back after being rescued from underneath several tons of rubble when he's back in A&E for a typically hectic evening shift. "Right, what's next?" he asks, having "refreshed his skills" dealing with grumpy OAPs and bleeding patients. Billy, a schizophrenic who is severely disturbed because he hasn't been taking his medication - that's what next. But perhaps surprisingly the two bond, and Billy actually gets Josh talking about his dead wife.
Then there's the chap with amnesia, a punch-up in reception that leaves Duffy with a head wound, and the usual amount of squabbles, arguments, inter-office politics and heartbreak between the staff. "This place has got me confused," says Billy. "You're not the only one," replies Josh.

Last episode in the drama series, starring Michelle Collins.

Nicki must choose between Yiannis and Steve. Will Greg and Maria ever be reconciled?

(See today's choices.)
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
(BBC Single: the theme tune sung by Michelle Collins , is available from retailers, price £3.99 (CD) and £1.99 (cassette))

Last part of the comedy series.

An old college friend of Kate's makes her an offer she may not be able to refuse. A new series will be shown in the spring.
(Digital widescreen)
(Repeat)

With Michael Buerk.

Weather Peter Cockroft

(Subtitled)

Highlights of three of today's matches in the FA Premiership, including extended coverage of Coventry City at home to Manchester United.
Commentary by Barry Davies, Tony Gubba and Jon Champion, with expert analysis from Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.20am)
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
BBC Match of the Day Magazine: available monthly
See Alan Hansen: page 38

Supernatural thriller starring Tim Matheson, Brooke Adams

Jim Norman returns to his hometown where he witnessed his brother's brutal murder by teenagers 27 years earlier.
(1991, 15)
See Films: pages 48-53 **

(Shown yesterday)
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