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Playdays
Why Bird and Charlie find out about spiders.
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7.30 Inch-High Private Eye
Animated action with the diminutive detective.
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7.55 Tom and Jerry Kids
Cartoon cat-and-mouse capers.
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8.20 Get Your Own Back
The messy game show.
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8.45 The Mask
Stanley starts getting younger and younger.
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9.10 Smart Guy
TJ takes tap-dancing lessons.
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9.35 Xchange
Weekday magazine featuring summer entertainment and activities, with Angellica Bell, Marsali Stewart, Jez Edwards, Joe Challands, Ade Adepitan and Erica Harvey. Today, visits to a youth theatre in Somerset and a museum of childhood in London, plus Joe learns how to ski-jump.
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10.05 Teletubbies: Eid New Clothes
Some children try on clothes for the Muslim Eid festival.
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10.30 Tweenies: Dirty Hands
The Tweenies help Max plant bulbs in the garden.
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10.50 Vengaboys - Top of the Pops Special
The chart-topping Euro-pop group perform their hits.
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A feature-length edition of the children's comedy, adapted from the third series.
Harmony and her sister Melody are holidaying on a houseboat with Aunt Glenda. In the hold they find a waif, Dino, who gets his hands on Harmony's magic 50 pence piece!
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Comedy starring Hulk Hogan. Despite his dislike of children, ex-wrestler Sean Armstrong lanes ajoD as ooayguaiu to an inventor's unruly offspring. Director Michael Gottlieb
(1992, PG) (S) Films: pp 52-60 **
Coverage from Gateshead International Stadium as some of Britain's Olympic hopefuls compete against top overseas athletes before the Sydney Games. Introduced by Roger Black and Sally Gunnell, with commentary from David Coleman, Stuart Storey, Brendan Foster, Paul Dickenson, Steve Cram and Christina Boxer.
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Chart-topping pop quintet Steps perform their biggest hits and sing with guests Lionel Richie and Lulu. With cameo appearances by Spike Milligan, Les Dennis, Melinda Messenger, Toyah Willcox and Noddy Holder.
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John Peel: page 15
The Oscar-winning claymation comedy from animator Nick Park.
Wallace falls deeply in love with Wendolene and fails to notice a dastardly sheep-rustling plot.
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Nick Ross hosts the second quarter-final of the tactical team quiz involving general-knowledge and mental agility.
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John Inverdale hosts round four of this year's competition from Alton Towers as the strongmen flip giant logs and lift two 28-stone barrels off the ground.
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This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Last in the rerun of the original series, first shown in 1994.
Geraldine has a radical idea for an off beat Sunday service involving creatures great and small.
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With Peter Sissons.
Regional News
Weather with Helen Young.
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A profile of the band who had a string of chart hits in the eighties. The film Barbarella, whose character Durand-Durand inspired the band's name, follows.
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Roger Vadim's cult sixties sci-fi fantasy, starring Jane Fonda.
A beautiful young astronaut uses the power of love to fight the forces of evil in the 40th century.
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Films: pp 52-60 ***
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