Ends 12.10pm Cartoon fun with the zany animals. (R)

Live-action adventures featuring the teenage turtles. (R)

A tree-logging operation in Africa is sabotaged by an invisible monster. (R)

The Hit Songwriters
Fred and Barney make an ill-fated attempt to become successful songwriters. (R)

The People v Lois Lane. Lois is charged with murder and sent to prison. (R) (S)

Welsh rockers Catatonia and boy band A1 drop into the studio this morning to perform their new singles. Another Level discuss their latest video while, in Electric Circus, there's a behind-the-scenes look at the new West End musical, The Lion King. Plus a triple helping of cartoon fun with Rugrats and a new EastEnders competition which offers the chance to appear in the millennium night episode of the soap.

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Introduced by Steve Rider.
12.20 Football Focus RayStubbs reflects on the latest FA
Premiership news and action.
1.20, 1.55,2.30 Racing A three-race card from the Ascot course in Berkshire, featuring the 1.30, the 2.05 and, at 2.40, a Class B steeplechase worth £17,000. Commentary comes from John Hanmer , Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore.
1.40,2.15 Rugby League Highlights from Auckland of Great Britain's clash with New Zealand in the third match of the International Tri-nations tournament.
Commentary by Ray French .
2.50 Around the Grounds Latest
Premiership team news.
3.00,3.55 Tennis Semi-final action from the Eurocard Open in Stuttgart, Germany. A good performance by Britain's
Greg Rusedski in this tournament will help him secure a place in next month's ATP Tour finals.
John Barrett , Pat Cash and Chris Bailey provide commentary.
3.45 Football Half-Times Updates.
4.35 Boxing Garry Richardson reports on the buildup to the heavyweight unification rematch between Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield in Las Vegas on 13 November.
4.45 Final Score The day's results. Producer Paul Davies
Editor Andrew Clement (W)

Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
The verger has an uplifting experience with a barrage balloon. (R) (S)

There's a Halloween theme to this week's show as family couples get to grips with spooky challenges. Guests include Lionel Blair and Anthea Turner. With Melanie Stace.
Director Duncan Cooper; Producer Sue Andrew (S) (W)

Presenters Carol Smillie and John Leslie , comics Arabella Weir and Gareth Hale , and soap stars Sarah White and Shaun Williamson help out contestants in the last show of the series. A festive edition will be shown in December.
Director Geoff Miles ; Producer Dean Jones (S) (W)

Latin heart-throb Ricky Martin , Geri Halliwell , and Another Level provide music on Dale Winton 's lottery draw show.
Director Richard Valentine ; Producer Peter Estall (S) (W)

Eve makes a big decision, and some medical students get into the Halloween spirit.
See Choice.
Episode written by Katharine Way
(S) (W)
The men behind the medics: page 22

Followed by National Lottery Update

A plane returns to Heathrow with technical problems, and supermodel Caprice Bourret gets the VIP treatment. Series producer David Russell
Executive producer Edwina Vardey (S) (W)

Too Much Wine, Too Many Stars. There's a surprise for Sam when he celebrates Cresta Cabs' new contract.
Written by John Sullivan
Director Tony Dow ; Producer Gareth Gwenlan (S) (W)

With Nicholas Witchell.
Weatherwith Michael Fish (S)

Gary Lineker with FA Premiership highlights including
Leeds United v West Ham. Plus FA Cup first-round action. Commentary by Barry Davies , Jon Champion and Tony Gubba , with analysis from Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking. Producer Paul McNamara ; Executive Editor Niall Sloane
Repeated tomorrow at 7.30am (S) Alan Hansen : page 56
Followed by Weathervlew

AM Greg Proops , Jerry Sadowitz and Australian singing duo
Supergirly feature on Tommy Tiernan 's comedy showcase. Director Becky Martin ; Producer Karen Rosie

A look at how British athletes are preparing for next year's Sydney Olympics, plus reflections on the recent World
Judo championships.

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