Ends 12.10pmThe friends decide to hold an art competition. (R)

Cartoon fun with the zany animals. (R)

Live-action adventures. (R)

The team encounter extra-dimensional beings. (R)

Hotlips Hannigan
Fred tries out a vanishing trick. (R)

Soul Mates. Lois and Clark meet their nemesis. (R) (S)

The musical guests joining Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden on today's show are Britney Spears and Westlife, while pop legend Diana Ross talks in the studio and soul trio the Honeyz pay the singer a tribute.

In Electric Circus, Phil Collins chats about his soundtrack music for the new animated film Tarzan. There is also cartoon fun with Rugrats, and a competition in which viewers can win prizes signed by Liverpool and England soccer star Michael Owen.

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Introduced by Steve Rider from Wentworth.
12.20 Football Focus Ray Stubbs reflects on recent soccer events and previews this weekend's FA Premiership fixtures, which include treblewinning Manchester United's clash with newly promoted Watford and in-form Leeds
United's match against nearby strugglers Sheffield Wednesday.
1.20 Rugby League Highlights of the first match in the International Tri-nations tournament, in which New Zealand took on Australia in Auckland. Commentary Ray French.
3.30, 2.40, 3.55 Golf Many of the world's top players are in action as the prestigious World Match Play tournament at Wentworth reaches its semi-final stage. Those on view include last year's winner MarkO'Meara, Ryder Cup players Sergio Garcia and Colin Montgomerie , and Open champion Paul Lawrie. The commentators are Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Howard Clark , Mike Hughesdon , Beverly Lewis and Dougie Donnelly.
2.30 Around the Grounds Latest
Premiership team news.
3.45 Football Half-times Updates.
4.30 Final Score The day's results. Executive producer Martin Hopkins ; Executive editor Dave Gordon (W)

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Ainsley Harriott hosts the show that films members of the public on the receiving end of big surprises. A family at a Japanese restaurant are catered for by a surprise chef, there is a reunion for a family divided by the Atlantic, and Bob Holness wreaks havoc in a photo booth. (S ) (W)

Family couples from Yorkshire, Norfolk, Kent and the West
Midlands attempt to master more unusual challenges, while the star guests joining Jim Davidson and Melanie Stace are sports agent Eric Hall and comic Joe Pasquale. Director Stuart Hall ; Producer Sue Andrew (S) (W)

Actors Donald Sinden , Liz Dawn and Sam Kane join forces with TV presenters Dale Winton , Melanie Sykes and Sue Cook on the celebrity game show.
Director Geoff Miles ; Producer Dean Jones (S) (W)

Megastars Cher and Tina Turner perform their latest singles on the weekend lottery show, while Martine McCutcheon sings Talking in Your Sleep. Hosted by Dale Winton.
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Eve has to make a crucial decision when Gerry is brought into A&E, while Drew and Katie's parents are losing hope of finding their runaway offspring.
Written by Andrew Rattenbury
See Choice.
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Cathy Shipton's Questionnaire: page 13

Followed by National Lottery Update

[Photo caption] Eve (Barbara Marten) must negotiate a moral maze before making her exit from Casualty

Drama: Casualty 8.05pm BBC1
A real three-hanky episode, this. First a couple of runaways have an accident and end up in Holby's A&E department. Two of their parents (Denise Black and Stuart Fox) have spent every weekend for the past three years searching the area, and - coincidentally - are involved in an accident themselves and also come into A&E. There may not be the tearful reunion the father was hoping for, but it may well get viewers snivelling. It's a story that continues into the next episode, as does the main story, which is the real hard-hitter emotionally. Eve's friend Gerry, who is critically ill with cancer, is brought to the hospital after he collapses; his final hours are spent in an A&E cubicle, where Eve finds it painfully hard to watch his suffering. Barbara Marten's portrayal of Eve's grief is so moving, it's hard to hold back the tears. On reflection, it's probably a four-hanky episode. (JR)

Cathy Shipton's questionnaire is on page 13.

A busy Bank Holiday weekend brings a bomb scare in Heathrow's Terminal Three, while the imminent Passover festival means a plethora of passengers travelling to Israel. Producer Ashok Prasad ; Series producer David Russell (S) (W)

Ask the 1975 Millwall Defence. Sue finds it increasingly hard to ward off Tina's advances. Chrissie walks out on Phil.
Writer John Sullivan ; Director Tony Dow ; Producer Gareth Gwenlan (S) (W)

With George Alagiah.
Weather with Sarah Wilmshurst (S)

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of Leeds United v Sheffield Wednesday, plus action from today's other Premiership ties. Barry Davies , John Motson and Jon Champion commentate, while Trevor Brooking and Mark Lawrenson provide analysis. Producer Paul McNamara ; Editor Niall Sloane Repeated tomorrow at
7.20am (S) Alan Hansen : page 54

Funnyman Tommy Tiernan hosts a 12-part sixth series of the comedy showcase, tonight featuring the talents of Kevin Day, Jo Enright and Jason Byrne.

Followed by Weatherview

Offbeat horror. A scientist hunts a mysterious and terrifying creature that lives beneath a cemetery. Director Craig Pryce (1993, 18) Films: pp 70-78 **

Quiz. Shown last Monday (S)

The roadshowtakes in Swansea, shown yesterday (S)

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