Ends 10.40am.
Animation introducing the diverse world of animals. (R)

Mom. Harry displays his skills as a midwife when Nancy's very pregnant sister Emily visits. (R) (S)

More martial artistry with the teenage turtles. (R)

More nautical adventures with the muscle-bound marine with a special love for spinach. (R)

Fun and games with the loveable youngsters. (R) (S)

Keith Duffy, Kate Heavenor and Vernon Kay present the interactive show, with guest television gourmet and celebrity sleuth Loyd Grossman. Music comes from Spin City, Scooch and Femail. Plus comedy with Kenan and Kel and the Rugrats and action with the viewers' choice of the X Men or The Mask. (W)

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Introduced by Steve Rider from St Andrews.
Golf: the Open Live coverage of the third round of the 129th Open at St Andrews. British hopes will be focused on Colin Montgomerie although he will face stiff competition from the strong favourite Tiger Woods. With commentary from Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Ken Brown ,
Mike Hughesdon , Beverly Lewis , Jerry Pate , Julian Tutt and Dougie Donnelly. producer Martin Hopkins ; Editor
Dave Gordon (S) (W) Sport: page 42

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Anthea Turner and Wendy Turner-Webster host another edition of the family gameshow in which the kids pick the family member they think is best suited for each round. Today sees the Hiscocks take on the Elf family. (S) (W)

Jim Davidson is joined by guest players Ken Doherty, Bradley Jones and Gerard Greene for another edition of the gameshow in which snooker enthusiasts are teamed with professionals. Refereed by John Virgo.
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Dale Winton introduces more mystery couples to contestants who have to guess who is romantically involved with whom. The teams are guided around the couples' homes and given a chance tojudge body language with an on-screen kissing round.
Director Simon Staffurth ; Producer Andy Rowe (S) (W)

In the last of the series more hopefuls join Simon Mayo for the quiz in which 49 contestants compete to win a round-the-world holiday. Plus the winning numbers in the Thunderball and National Lottery draws. Next week National Lottery On the Spotwith Des O'Connor.
Director Ian Hamilton ; Producer Colman Hutchinson (S) (W)

Angus Deayton presents a series of clips trawled from the archives showing embarrassing footage of current celebrities from the early days of their television careers. Producer Caroline Wright (R) (S)

With Peter Sissons.
Weather with Peter Cockroft. (S)

Double bill of the sci-fi investigation series. See Choice. Arcadia. Mulder and Scully pose as a married couple to investigate strange events in a suburban community. (S) (W)
11.20 Alpha. When the bodies of two crew members of a Chinese freighter are found in one of its crates, a search begins for the mysterious being responsible.
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Followed by Weatherview

Another chance to see the first of six comedy chat shows in which Nick Hancock quizzes celebrities about their lives and careers. Tonight's guest is pop star and DJ Boy George. Shown last Monday Series continues on Monday (S) (W)

Highlights of the third round. As the stragglers head for home, the leaderboard begins to take shape.

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Ends 6.25am.