Animal animation.
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Harry befriends an old man who has broken into the house.
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A double bill of clay-animated fun.
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The Quest team track a werewolf in the Canadian Yukon.
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Fun with the loveable youngsters.
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This week S Club 7 join Keith Duffy, Kate Heavenor and Vernon Kay for the interactive magazine show, alongside Eurovision hopeful Nicki French, representing Britain in Stockholm next week. Plus studio fun and games with impressionist Alistair McGowan in Don't Drop the Gonk, entrepreneur Richard Branson faces the FBi ViP interrogation, and animated action with Rugrats and X-Men.
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Comedy drama starring S Club 7.
Paul falls for a glamorous newsreader, while Hannah and Tina try to get the attention of two surfers.
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Introduced by Steve Rider.
12.20 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs rounds up the week's goals and looks ahead to the weekend's Premiership matches.
1.20, 1.55, 2.25 Racing
A triple bill from the first May meeting at Haydock Park, with races at 1.30, 2.00 and 2.30. Richard Pitmand, Peter Scudamore and John Hanmer commentate.
1.40 Three-Day Eventing
Defending champion Ian Stark is attempting to win his fourth Badminton title, but he will face stiff competition from a talented field drawn from 16 countries. Commentary by Michael Tucker , Lorna Clarke , Lucinda Green and Clare Balding.
Coverage of the Badminton Horse Trials continues on BBC2 at 3.50pm.
2.15, 2.40, 3.40 Rugby Union: Toulouse v Munster
Live coverage of the first semi-final in this season's European Cup (kick-off 3pm). Although Munster have been unbeatable at home this season, the trip to Bordeaux will be an altogether more testing mission for Mick Galwey's men. With home advantage, Toulouse will be the favourites this afternoon, and will be aiming to continue the excellent French record in the competition. Nigel Starmer Smith and Phillip Matthews commentate.
2.20 Around the Grounds
3.30 Football Latest
Updates from around Britain.
4.40 Final Score
A roundup of the day's football news and results.
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Sport: page 42
Jamie Theakston hosts the family pop music quiz, as Suggs and Noddy Holder are joined by Kelle Bryan, Kirsty MacColl, Queen's Roger Taylor and Lyndsey from B*Witched.
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Gaby Roslin delivers more prizes that money can't buy. This week four writers compete to land their own newspaper column, and two teenage fans of singer Stephen Gately get more than they bargained for.
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Simon Mayo hosts the quiz show where 49 contestants compete to win a round-the-world trip. Plus the winning numbers in the Thunderball and National Lottery draws.
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The theft of Clive's car leads the team on a chase to catch a local gangster that could put the young policeman's life in danger. See Choice.
Episode written by Mark Davies Markham
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Followed by National Lottery Update
Terry Wogan takes some of the gloss off the golden age of television as he reveals previously unseen clangers from the likes of Dick Emery, The Goodies and Fawlty Towers.
(More Auntie's Bloomers can be seen at 10.05pm)
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From her days as a blonde cockney sparrow in the Carry On films to her current reign at the Queen Vic, Barbara Windsor has won the hearts of the nation. With the help of celebrity friends and colleagues, Dale Winton hosts an hour of glamour and nostalgia that pays tribute to one of show business's most popular stars.
See Choice.
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Terry Wogan with more comic mishaps.
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With George Alagiah.
Weather David Braine
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Gary Lineker introduces Premiership highlights, including Arsenal v Chelsea. Studio analysis is by Trevor Brooking and Mark Lawrenson, with commentary from John Motson, Barry Davies and Jon Champion.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.15am)
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Alan Hansen's Premiership report card: page 42
The irreverent sports quiz. Shown last Thursday (S) (W)
Followed by Weatherview
Thriller, based on a true story.
Sexy Elaine Miller sweeps into lonely divorcee Roger Paulson's life via a lonely hearts ad. Then the mysterious phone calls begin and Roger starts to wonder about Elaine's true identity.
(1993, 15) **
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Films: pp 54-59
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Ends 6.30am.
