Animated equine adventures.
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Animated fun with Mr Bumpy and pals Molly Coddle and Squishington.
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Animated adventures. Dave wonders what would have happened to the Chipmunks without him.
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A strange artefact puts Dr Quest on the trail of ancient aliens.
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Lois turns to her father for advice, but Sam Lane has problems of his own, as a ruthless criminal with telekinetic powers plots revenge.
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Sporty Spice Melanie C joins Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson this week, and there's more music from soul divas Honeyz. Five's behind-the-scenes video diary continues: with a week to go before the start of their first tour, the boys are getting nervous. Heptathlete Denise Lewis has an Olympic competition update, and there's fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel, plus comic antics from Supergirlie, the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby.

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Introduced by John Inverdale.

12.20 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs looks back at the sixth round of the FA Cup, and previews forthcoming matches in the Premiership.

1.10, 1-40, 2.10, 2.35 Racing
A top-class meeting from Haydock Park, with races at 1.15, 1.45 and 2.15, plus the 2.45 Gold Cup Steeplechase, won last year by Young Kenny who heads the betting for this year's Grand National.

1.25, 1.55 Athletics
Action from the qualifying heats of the European Indoor championships in Ghent, Belgium. Coverage of the finals continues at 4pm on BBC2.

2.25 Around the Grounds
Premiership team news.

2.55, 4.00 Rugby League: Leeds v St Helens
Live coverage from the fifth round of the Challenge Cup, kick-off 3pm, with the current holders taking on the Super League champions. Both teams have the talent to win the competition, and the winners of this encounter will feel the trophy is theirs for the taking.
2.55-4.45 (not PDC)

3.45 Football Half-Times
Updates.

4.45 Final Score
A roundup of the day's football news and results.

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Written by David Croft and Jimmy Perry

Captain Mainwaring's reputation is put at risk by an evening of indiscretion in the officers' mess.
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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 presents the fast-moving entertainment show featuring the Thunderball and National Lottery draws.
Terry Alderton supervises the games, as neighbours from Blackpool and Sussex compete to win a holiday for their street, and there's live music from N.Sync and Melanie C.
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Max is determined to prove that he's recovered after Frank's death. But the traumatic events of the day show him that he's got a long way to go.
Episode written by Simon Mirren
See Choice.
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Followed by National Lottery Update

[Photo caption] Under pressure ... Max (Robert Gwllym) is determined to show he can cope with the traumas of Casualty, but will it all prove too much?

Drama: Casualty: 8.05pm BBC1
There's a full moon over Holby and it seems the whole world has gone crazy. After an opening sequence that has a patient screaming his head off for about five minutes, we see Max returning to A&E after his compassionate leave and promptly asking Tina to marry him. That's the first example of madness. Then the team are presented with a dog that's been bitten by a poisonous snake and in a moment of madness decide to treat him, despite Patrick's exhortations to call the RSPCA or a vet. It makes the main two stories seem quite ordinary by comparison, even though one of them involves a young girl with such extreme sensitivity to light she has to wear a kind of spaceman's outfit. (JR)

Two teenagers fall in love while the Janus team are kept busy organising a medieval banquet.
Episode written by Patrick Wilde
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With Fiona Bruce.

Weather Isobel Lang.
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Continuing the series following a club and pub security firm.

After a lifetime dealing with drunks on the streets of Bristol, company boss Martyn Jones has had enough. Together with colleague Chris Nott, he flies to Los Angeles to train as an armed bodyguard. Can the pair qualify to earn big money protecting international businessmen?
(Repeated on Monday at 11.45pm)
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Gary Lineker introduces all the goals and the best of the day's action from the Premiership, including highlights of Middlesbrough v Leeds United. Jon Champion and Mark Lawrenson commentate, with analysis from Alan Hansen.
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The biggest names in the music business vie for the record industry's most coveted awards in Los Angeles, with performances from Whitney Houston, Ricky Martin, Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, TLC, Dixie Chicks and Carlos Santana. Introduced by Jayne Middlemiss.
See Choice.
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Followed by Weatherview

With guests football managers David O'Leary, John Aldridge, Walter Smith and Jim Smith.
(Shown last Monday)
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Ends 7.10am.