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Animation. Thera the tortoise gets overturned. Can the others help? (R)

Animated fun with the kind-hearted feline.
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Live-action adventures. (R)

Cartoon adventures. (R)

Social Climbers
Fred and Barney are dispatched to a charm school. (R)

Battleground Earth. Clark stands trial for betraying the people of New Krypton. (R) (S)

Joining Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden in the studio today are EastEnders actors Martin Kemp and Joe Absolom, S Club 7 and 911. There's also music from B*Witched and Adam Rickitt, and, in Electric Circus, an interview with Steps. Plus live-action adventures in Smart Guy and cartoon fun.

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Introduced by Steve Rider in the studio and Sue Barker in Paris.
12.20 Football Focus Ray Stubbs previews the weekend's FA
Premiership fixtures including tomorrow's match between
Chelsea and Manchester United.
Plus reports from around the grounds at 2.30.
1.20 Motorcycling Action from Donington Park, where the British Superbike championship reaches an exciting climax.
Commentary by Barry Nutley.
1.50,2.40 Racing On the first day of the Prix de I'Arc de
Triomphe meeting at Longchamp in Paris, there's coverage of the 2.05, 3.10 and 3.40 races, with commentary by Jim McGrath , Clare Balding and Willie Carson. Plus National Hunt action from Chepstow where featured races are at 2.20, 2.50 and 3.25. Commentary by Richard Pitman , Peter Scudamore and John Hanmer. Coverage from Longchamp continues tomorrow at 1.05pm on BBC2.
3.50 Football Half-times Updates from around the country.
4.00 Boxing Coverage of the European super-bantamweight title fight in Bethnal Green,
London, between holder Michael Brodie from Manchester and Glasgow's Drew Docherty.
Commentary from Jim Neilly.
4.45 Final Score All the day's news and results.
Producer Sharon Lence : Executive editor Dave Gordon (W)

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Ainsley Harriott creates more unwitting stars as a girls' night out produces a surprise for a lorry driver's girlfriend, and two salesman are taken aback by a contortionist. (S) Deja view: page 15

PM Family couples take on challenges including cossack-dancing and making candyfloss. Joining Jim Davidson and Melanie Stace are guests including pop band Cartoons. Director Duncan Cooper ; Producer Sue Andrew (S) (W)

Celebrity panellists Wendy Richard , John Motson , Carol Smillie , William Roache , Adele Silva and Phil Gayle aid and abet contestants on Lily Savage's game show. Director Geoff Miles ; Producer Dean Jones (S) (W)

Eurythmics, Des'ree, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, and Harry Connick Jr guest on the lottery show hosted by Dale Winton. Director Richard Valentine ; Producer Peter Estall (S) (W)

Sunny's temper lands him in hot water, and Adam confesses to Charlie. Meanwhile a grandmother's accident forces her to face facts.
See Choice.
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Gerald Kyd's kind of day: page 138

Followed by National Lottery Update

[Photo caption] Stormy times ahead for Sunny (Vincenzo Pellegrino) and Charlie (Derek Thompson) in Casualty

Drama: Casualty 8.05pm BBC1
This is very much Sunny's episode, although you'd never guess it at the beginning because the lanky porter hasn't turned up for work. It turns out there is nothing too sinister about his absence - he's just gone down to the travel agency to book a holiday. However, it's a sign of just how upset he is over what happened to Sam (who appears to have recovered from the attack and is "staying with a mate" for a while) - something his insensitive colleagues have failed to notice. As the day progresses, Sunny is repeatedly put into potentially dangerous situations and eventually he snaps. Still, at least it means a respite from Tina, Chloe and Sean snapping at each other; they have come to a probably brief but thankfully silent truce. JR

Gerald Kyd, who plays Sean, talks about his kind of day on page 138.

Tonight animal health officer Stuart King encounters a pampered poodle, and Canadian Airlines concierge Kelvin Ogunjimi must cope with some high-spirited goldminers. Producer David Russell ; Executive producer EdwinaVardey (S) (W)

Comedy-drama series about a London minicab company.

As Sam tries to keep the amorous Tina at bay, Phil's car problems ensure that a businessman gets the ride of his life.
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With George Alagiah.
Weather with Peter Gibbs (S)

Gary Lineker with highlights from today's FA Premiership programme. Commentary by John Motson , Jon Champion and Tony Gubba. With studio analysis from Alan Hansen. Producer Paul McNamara ; Editor Niall Sloane ; Repeated tomorrow at 8am See also tomorrow at 10.20pm (S) See Alan Hansen : page 46
Followed by The Nation's Favourite Song Lyric (S)

Science-fiction starring Donald Sutherland
A San Francisco health inspector realises the community
- is convinced that aliens are replacingthe population.
Director Philip Kaufman (1978,15) (S) Films: pp 60-68 * **
Followed by Weatherview

AM Action from the World Canoeing championships, plus a profile of athlete Katharine Merry.

Sports quiz. Shown last Monday (S) (W)

From Newcastle upon Tyne. Shown yesterday (S)

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