More animated adventures with the colt.
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Animated fun with Mr Bumpy.
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An escaped tiger in New York becomes the target of a hunt.
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A double bill of cartoons.
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Note: Videoplus not PDC
Fun with the loveable youngsters.
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Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson introduce a top musical line-up, as Westlife perform their new single, B*Witched present their new glam look, and A1 star in their very own comedy.
Plus Jason Priestley drops in to talk about his new West End stage role, Bruce Jones and Vicky Entwistle, alias Coronation Street's Les and Janice Battersby, take on the Word Up challenge, and there's more comic fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel.
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Introduced by Steve Rider from Putney on the afternoon of the 146th University Boat Race, with Matthew Pinsent and Garry Herbert.
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12.20 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs looks ahead to the weekend's Premiership matches.
1.15, 2.25 Rugby League
Bradford Bulls v Warrington Wolves Live coverage from Headingley (kick-off 1.30pm) as the Challenge Cup reaches the semi-final stage.
1.15-3.10 (not PDC)
2.15 Around the Grounds
Football team news from around the country.
3.10 The Boat Race
A quarter of a million spectators will line the banks of the River Thames in London from Putney to Mortlake for the 146th University Boat Race. For almost a decade Cambridge have dominated, but the last three years have seen some of the closest racing in the history of the event. The light blues will be going for their eighth consecutive win, but Oxford have the more experienced crew and are confident of stopping that run. Live coverage of the race begins at 4.10.
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4.45 Final Score
A roundup of the day's football news and results.
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Win a trip to two major sporting events, page 46; Oxford oarsman Dan Snow's Kind of Day, page 138
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When Captain Mainwaring is assigned a staff car, Pike sees a chance to impress his new girlfriend.
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Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly host the 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 with the Thunderball and National Lottery draws. Terry Alderton presides as two teams of neighbours play to win a holiday and there's live music from Westlife and the Cardigans.
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While Charlie attempts to hold together a fraught department at bursting point, Holly is caught - between a desperate mother and her injured children. Last in the series, which returns in the autumn.
Episode written by Katharine Way
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Casualty goes walkabout: page 18
Followed by National Lottery Update
Second of the new six-part supernatural detective drama. Increasingly concerned about Jeff's mental state, Jeannie persuades him to book into a clinic. But Jeff has a knack for finding trouble.
See Choice.
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Webwatch: Randall and Hopkirk sites, page 43
A road rage incident reveals Gary in his true colours - yellow. What will it take to restore his reputation?
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With Fiona Bruce.
Weather Helen Willetts.
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Gary Lineker introduces the best of the day's Premiership action, including Bradford v Manchester United.
John Motson, Tony Gubba and Jon Champion commentate, with analysis from Trevor Brooking and Alan Hansen.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.50am)
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Alan Hansen on Derby County: page 43
The celebrity TV quiz hosted by Jonathan Ross.
(Shown last Thursday)
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Followed by Weatherview
Thriller. When a man begins an affair with a woman young enough to be his daughter, he soon discovers that she wants more from the relationship than he is willing to give.
(1992, 15) **
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Films: pp 66-69
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Ends 7.05am BST.
