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The Tubbies watch some children swimming.
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Animated adventures.
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Cartoon action.
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Animation.
Tom and his monster friends have to solve the mystery of the disappearing Easter bunny.
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US horror-drama.
Stephanie and Duane explore a haunted house.
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Today's compilation includes lemurs and a Jamaican crocodile.
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The Tweenies dress up as animals.
(Shown last Monday BBC1) (S) (W)
BBC Magazine: Tweenies, published monthly, price £1.25
Animated adventure. The Mousekewitz family are finding life tough in New York City.
Then crafty Cat R Waul offers them a fresh start in the Midwest.
(1991, U) (S) Films: pp 66-74**
Fantasy adventure starring Bob Hoskins and Dennis Hopper.
In a parallel universe, evil reptiles kidnap Princess Daisy and her plumber friends.
(1993, PG) **
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Films: pp 66-74
Felicity offers to help Paul with improving his love life.
(Repeated at 6.10pm) (S)
A teenage boy needs help after confessing he has bulimia. Is Kate pregnant?
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This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
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Lenny Henry looks back at 1999, including a record-breaking Red Nose Day that raised £35 million. Davina McCall reports from Kenya on how some of the money has been spent.
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Davina McCall's My Kind of Day: p 154
Toadie gets a date with the girl who's the object of Joel's desires, and Joe offers an olive branch to Felicity.
(Shown at 1.05pm) (S)
Comedy starring Shelley Long and Gary Cole. The adventures of the Brady family, still firmly entrenched in their seventies lifestyle, continue when Carol's long-lost adventurer husband reappears, throwing relationships within the Brady clan into turmoil.
(1996, 12) (S) (W)
Films: pp 66-74 ***
There's a shock in store for Mel when she attempts to make amends with Dan.
(For further cast see Tuesday)
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Soap and Flannel with Alison Graham: page 33
The drama about a harbour master returns for its second six-part series. Starring Nick Berry and Tina Hobley.
Mike returns from leave to find protection racketeers have Bridehaven gripped in fear.
See Choice.
(Repeated on Wednesday at 12 midnight)
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Concluding the two-part romantic-drama.
Will's life is transformed when he gets a part in a TV advert and is set to earn £25,000. But life seldom works out the way Will hopes.
See Choice.
(For further cast see Easter Day)
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Drama: Happy Birthday Shakespeare 9.20pm BBC1
This second part sees Shakespeare-fixated bus driver Will Green's life rapidly veering off course as he makes a string of stupid decisions, particularly regarding his involvement with comely tour guide Alice (Amanda Holden, whose real-life husband Les Dennis makes a guest appearance as an ambitious show-business dad). Will is soon running the risk of alienating his friends and losing what is most precious to him - his family. But this is a modern fairy story, so you probably will not be surprised with how things work out. (AG)
With Michael Buerk.
Regional News
Weather with John Kettley.
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Highlights of today's FA Premiership fixtures, including extensive action from Derby v Southampton and the top-of-the-table clash between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford. Introduced by Gary Lineker with Alan Hansen. Commentators are Barry Davies, Jon Champion, Tony Gubba and Mark Pougatch.
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Followed by Weatherview
Science-fiction thriller.
Mild-mannered Ben Braden is troubled by Alex Connelly on first sight. His face and mannerisms are uncomfortably similar to his own, plus Alex is taking an unhealthy interest in Ben's family. Unaware of Alex's chilling ulterior motives, Ben seeks the terrible truth about the ties that bind the two men.
(1994, 15) (S)
Films: pp 66-74***
Ends 6.00am.
