Animal animation.
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Ernie worries that Harry might be adopted as a football mascot.
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Animated spooky battles.
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The Quest team encounter a mythical beast in Borneo.
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Fun with the loveable youngsters.
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Keith Duffy, Kate Heavenor and Vernon Kay host an interactive Saturday morning of celebrities, music, chat and competitions. Music this week comes from singers Gabrielle and Samantha Mumba, and there's a look behind the scenes on the set of the new Steps video in FBi Spy. Plus comedy with Kenan and Kel.
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Live coverage from Horse Guards Parade in London, where the Queen takes the salute as the Queen's Colour of the Second Battalion is trooped by Seven Company Coldstream Guards.

Eric Robson describes the scene as the officers, guardsmen and musicians of the Household Division celebrate the sovereign's official birthday.
(Highlights are on BBC2 at 6.20pm)
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Introduced by Sue Barker.

12.25 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs previews this evening's clash between England and Germany, coverage of which starts at 7.15pm, and looks back at the opening week of Euro 2000.

1.00 Athletics Focus
Roger Black introduces the latest athletics news as the countdown to the Sydney Olympics continues.

1.30 Tennis
Live coverage of the semi-finals of the Stella Artois championships from Queen's Club in London. With Wimbledon just a week away, these championships are always an excellent form guide. Britain's top two, Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski, are joined in the draw by defending champion Pete Sampras, who will be pleased to be back on grass after a poor showing at the French Open.
Commentary comes from John Barrett, David Mercer, Pat Cash, Mark Cox and Chris Bailey.

Plus Boxing
Action from last night's WBF super-middleweight clash between Britain's Stevie Roberts and Dingaan Thobela of South Africa at the Royal National Hotel, London. Roberts, one of British boxing's brightest talents, is unbeaten in 19 contests, but faces a tough challenge from Thobela, one of Africa's strongest and most durable boxers. Jim Neilly commentates.
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The Oscar-winning family comedy adventure. Babe, an orphaned pig, is raised on a farm by the sheepdog Fly. Although he is destined for the dinner table, Babe astonishes Farmer Hoggett and his fellow farmyard animals when he shows talent as a "sheep-pig".
(1995, U)
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Film of the week: p55

Tension mounts as the Vic prepares for the kickoff, but Phil has a surprise for Dan. Rosa is worried about her sons' relationships and Sonia struggles to get Jamie's attention.

This week's episodes written by Tony Basgallop
(For cast see Monday and Thursday)
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Soap and Flannel with Alison Graham: p34

Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of England's vital Group A clash with Germany at the Stade Communal in Charleroi, Belgium (kickoff 7.45pm).

In a tight group England cannot afford to slip up against their old rivals as they bid for a quarter-final place. Four years ago Germany ended England's hopes of a place in the Euro 96 final in a sudden-death shoot-out. Today's match will not go to penalties, but offers Euro 96 survivors such as David Seaman, Tony Adams and Alan Shearer the ideal opportunity to redress the balance. Neither side impressed in qualifying, but that means nothing as two of the big names in world football go head to head once again.

Highlights are at 12 midnight and a complete rerun of the match can be seen at 1.45am.
See Choice.
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It's our turn... even the Germans think so: p20; Alan Hansen: p22

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Weather John Kettley.
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Boxing drama, concluding the run of Rocky films starring Sylvester Stallone.

Bankrupt and having suffered brain injuries in the ring, Rocky is forced to move back to his old neighbourhood, unable to get a licence to fight again. Then he is persuaded to train young fighter Tommy Gunn.
(1990, PG)
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Films: pp 62-65 **

Followed by Weatherview

Ray Stubbs introduces highlights of England's crucial clash with Germany, plus action from the other Group A match between Romania and Portugal, which could have a real impact on England's progress in the competition.
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A Euro 2000 edition of the sports quiz, with guests Chris Evans, Alan Davies, Frank Skinner and Michael Greco.
(Shown last Thursday)
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Another chance to see the long-awaited meeting between England and Germany, plus complete coverage of today's other Group A match: Romania v Portugal at Arnhem.
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Ends 6.30am.