Ends 12.10pm.
Plasmo Interplanetary adventure with the inquisitive alien. (R)

Animation introducing thediverse world of animals. (R)

Sewer Crash. The super turtles take on another mission. (R)

Harry dresses up for Halloween.
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Akata continues in his fight against the evil BIG Corporation. (R) (S)

Nautical adventures with the spinach-loving sailor. (R)

Double bill of fun with the loveable youngsters. (R) (S)

Keith Duffy , Kate Heavenorand Vernon Kay present the interactive show, with a line-up of top acts, including Heather Small performing her first solo single, Madasun and Bomfunk MCs. Plus comedy with Kenan and Kel and the Rugrats and action with the viewers' choice of the X Men or The Mask.
Producers Gail Hendrie and Simon Parsons Executive producer Claire Mundell
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Introduced by Steve Rider.
12.20 Athletics Focus As Sydney 2000 draws closer, Roger Black introduces the first of two special reports from the US Olympic Trials, with Marion Jones , Gail Denvers ,
Michael Johnson and Maurice Greene in Sacramento competing for places in this year's line-up.
Commentary from Stuart Storey , Paul Dickenson and Steve Cram.
1.05 Rallying Commentators Mark James and Tiff Needell introduce highlights of the New Zealand rally.
1.35 Racing From Ascot, where Clare Balding introduces a four-card race building to the renowned King George vi and Queen Elizabeth Diamond
Stakes. Featured starts are 145,
2.35.3.10 and 3.50. With commentary from Jim McGrath , Willie Carson , Jimmy Lindley , Graham Rock and Angus Loughran. The first live race will be followed by coverage of the spectacular Royal Procession, held in honour of the Queen
Mother's forthcoming birthday.
4.10 Swimming Live coverage of the British Olympic Trials, introduced by Sharron Davies from Ponds Forge, Sheffield.
This year's qualifying races double for the National Championships. Commentary by Jon Champion and Adrian Moorhouse.
5.05 Touring Cars Charlie Cox presents a preview of rounds 17 and 18 of tomorrow's British
Touring Car Championship. Coverage of the British Touring Car Championship starts tomorrow at
12.15pm on BBC2
TV presentation (swimming) Chris Lewis TV presentation (racing) Malcolm Kent
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Anthea Turner and Wendy Turner-Webster host another edition of the game show in which families compete to win a trip to a top theme park. This week the Beasants take on the Harts at croquet, party tricks and inflating a space hopper. Producer Chris Jones : Series producer Marion Farrelly (S) (W)

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 to judge body language with an on-screen kissing test. (S) (W)

Today's guest professional players on the snooker game show are Paul Wykes , Ray Reardon and Dennis Taylor. John Virgo referees and Jim Davidson hosts.
Director Duncan Cooper : Producer David Taylor (R) (S)

Des O'Connor and Suzi Perry take to the streets of Birmingham in the first of a new series that travels the country offering ordinary people the chance to compete for cash prizes. Plus the winning numbers in the National Lottery and Thunderball Draws. See Choice.
Director Brian Kellett ; Producer David Taylor (S) (W)

Seize the Night. Drama from the wards of Holby General. Max returns after Frank's death, ready to prove that he has recovered. But a traumatic day tests his resolve to the full.
Written by Simon Mirren
Producer Bronagh Taggart ; Director Gary Love (R) (S)
Followed by National Lottery Update
QUEEN MOTHER

Angus Deayton delves deep into the film and television archives to unearth a selection of hilarious and embarrassing moments from the early careers of current celebrities. Producer Samantha Peters
Executive producer Caroline Wright (R) (S)

With Peter Sissons.
Weather with Isobel Lang. (S)

Double bill of the American sci-fi investigation series.
Trevor. Agents Mulder and Scully set off on the trail of an escaped convict who has avoided capture by using his ability to pass through solid matter.
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11.25 Milagro. Scully realises that she has aroused the interest of a man suspected of murder by psychic powers. (S) (W)
Followed by Weatherview

Nick Hancock quizzes celebrities about their lives and careers. Tonight's guest is Mo Mowlam.
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Comedy starring Diana Dors. The residents and staff of a stately home are forced to take desperate measures when a local upstart decides to buy the building.
Director Robert Young (1976, 18) (S) Films: pp 60-68 *

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Ends 6.25am.