Animated equine adventures.
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Animated fun with Mr Bumpy and pals Molly Coddle and Squishington.
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Animated adventures. Alvin learns an important lesson.
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The Quest team encounter ghostly 18th-century pirates.
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The devious Toyman plots to kidnap the orphaned children of Metropolis.
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Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson welcome familiar faces from Albert Square into the studio as EastEnders celebrates its 15th birthday.
All Saints join in the fun to perform their new single Pure Shores, and there's further music from Northern Line and American supergroup N Sync. H and Lee from Steps take to the catwalk for London Fashion Week in Electric Circus, and there's another behind-the-scenes look at Five's preparations for their UK tour.
Plus fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel, and comic antics from Supergirlie, the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby.
See Choice.
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The Six Nations championship introduced by Steve Rider from Lansdowne Road, Dublin.
12.20 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs looks forward to the sixth round of the FA Cup as the last eight sides bid for a semi-final place. Plus all the goals from last week's Premiership games.
1.20 Rugby Union Build-Up
Jonathan Davies joins Steve Rider to look ahead to this afternoon's Six Nations fixtures.
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1.50 Six Nations Rugby: Wales v Italy
Live coverage from the Millennium stadium, Cardiff, kick-off at 2pm. Wales will be favourites to win, beating Italy 60-21 in their last encounter, but Italy's surprise victory over Scotland on their Six Nations debut gives hope for coach Brad Johnstone's newcomers.
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1.50-3.45 (not PDC)
3.45 Football Half-Times
Updates.
3.50, 4.55 Six Nations Rugby: Ireland v Scotland
Live coverage from Lansdowne Road, kick-off at 4pm. Ireland will be out to avenge defeat at Murrayfield last season, while Scotland coach Ian McGeechan will be anxious to emulate Jim Telfer's championship success in the final Five Nations last year.
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3.50-5.40 (not PDC)
4.45 Football Full-Times
Results.
5.40 Final Score
A roundup of the day's football news and results.
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With George Alagiah.
Weather Michael Fish.
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Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly host the new game show that tests friendships to the limit, with two teams of five friends fighting it out for the chance to win a holiday.
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Lulu returns with the fast-moving entertainment show featuring the Thunderball and National Lottery draws.
Terry Alderton supervises the games, as neighbours from Durham and Surrey compete to win a holiday for their street, and there's live music from Simply Red and A1.
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Barney faces an ethical dilemma when an old friend turns up in Holby.
Episode written by Andrew Rattenbury
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Followed by National Lottery Update
Is a holiday-maker's romance with a playboy all it seems? Nicki and the Janus reps investigate.
See Choice.
Episode written by Mark Clompus
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Rebecca Callard's Kind of Day: page
With George Alagiah.
Weather Michael Fish.
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Continuing the series following a club and pub security firm in Bristol. Doormen have no shortage of enemies, so they tend to stick together. Sometimes, though, they come face to face with ex-colleagues whose reputation they know only too well.
Contains strong language and scenes of violence.
(Repeated on Monday at 11.45pm)
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Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day's only FA Cup sixth-round tie, between Bolton Wanderers and Charlton Athletic. With analysis from Alan Hansen.
(Repeated tomorrow at 8.15am, see also tomorrow at 10.35pm)
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Alan Hansen on the FA Cup: page 44
Sitcom about a reluctant country vet. Nick finally scores with Judy, but she wants him to do animal impressions. He also agrees to perform cosmetic surgery on Mrs Wright's dog's ears. Show more
British preparations for Salt Lake City 2002. (R)
Shown yesterday (S)
Ends 7.05am.
