Mummy Munster. An ancient Egyptian sarcophagus arrives at the museum.
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More animated mischief. Repeat

Animation featuring the verdant giant and his cousin...................................

Action with the teenage turtles.

Stone-age cartoon.
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Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston are joined this morning by England cricket captain Alex Stewart and Bruce Jones, better known as Les Battersby from Coronation Street.
There's music from Billie, performing her new single Honey to the Bee, Boyzone are in the studio and Ritchie from Five presents Electric Circus.

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Introduced by Steve Rider.
With Jonathan Davies , Gavin Hastings and Phillip Matthews.
12.20 Football Focus Gary Lineker previews the weekend's FA Cup quarter-finals and Premiership action.
1.10 Athletics Featuring coverage of the seventh lAAF World Indoor championships, from Maebashi, Japan. All eyes will be on Ethiopia's
Haile Gebrselassie , who will be attempting to conquer the world record in the 3,000m, while British hopes will be high for Ashia Hansen in the triple jump and Colin Jackson in the sprint hurdles.
Commentary by Steve Cram , Paul Dickenson and Stuart Storey.
1.40 Rugby Union France v Wales
Live coverage from the first of today's Five Nations championship games, from Stade de France, Paris (kick-off 2pm).
Wales face an uphill task as they haven't won in Paris since 1975, meanwhile the French are chasing their third consecutive Grand Slam. Commentary by Huw Llewelyn Davies and Eddie Butler.
3.45 Football Half-Times
3.50,4.55 Rugby Union Ireland v England
Live coverage from the second of today's games, from Lansdowne Road (kick-off 4pm). Conversely, the Irish have won the wooden spoon for the past three years, and England have been victors in Dublin on the last two occasions. However, the home side have seen a turnabout in their form recently and are starting to build under the guidance of their coach Warren Gatland. Commentary by Bill McLaren and Brian Moore.
4.45 Football Full-Time News
5.40-6.20 Final Score The day's results. Plus brief highlights of the rugby union international between Scotland and Italy. Executive producer Martin Hopkins Executive editor Dave Gordon
Digital widescreen

With Chris Lowe. Weather
Isobel Lang

Tonight's hopefuls on the pop music talent show are
Chris Murrell from south London and Katie Halliday from Ormskirk.
Digital widescreen

Noel Edmonds hosts more wackiness from the Great House, with regular features including Three to Go and Sofa Soccer.
(Digital, widescreen, Subtitled)

Brian Conley hosts the show in which members of the public participate in events that revolve round the lottery draw, which takes place during the show.
(Digital, widescreen)

George becomes a hostage when a bank robbery goes badly wrong.
Written by Chris Murray

See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Then National Lottery Update

Continuing the police drama series.
Moving On. The team are united in their grief at Terry's death. See today's choices.
Written by Tony Jordan
Producer John Yorke ; Director Ken Horn
(Digital, widescreen)

A compilation from the series following holiday reps working for one of the UK's busiest travel companies. Series producer Julian Mercer Executive producer Tessa Finch
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With Michael Buerk. Weather
Penny Tranter subtitled ....

Desmond Lynam introduces highlights from today's FA Cup sixth-round ties between
Barnsley and Tottenham Hotspur, and Arsenal and Derby County, plus a roundup of today's FA Premiership action. Commentary by Barry Davies, John Motson and Jon Champion, with expert analysis from Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking.
Producer Paul McNamara ; Editor Niall Sloane Repeated tomorrow at 7.15am
Digital widescreen Subtitled . BBC MATCH OF THE DAY MAGAZINE: available monthly

Another chance to see the comedian's stand-up show. Shown last Wednesday
Digital widescreen Subtitled ...

Vampire thriller.
The black sheep of a mysterious Carpathian clan, reporter Harry Martin, wants his relatives to refrain from the corrupt and criminal acts that reap them rich rewards.
(1991, 15)
See Films: pages 54-59 **

(Shown yesterday)
(Subtitled)

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