An earring is mistaken for a royal snail.
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An adventure with the superannuated shell-wearers.
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The dragons receive some unwelcome visitors.
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Eva Metal's men find an Atlantean space probe.
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More arachnid adventures with Itsy and his friends.
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Animated fun with the pesky kids.
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Adventures with the ten-year-old genius TJ Henderson.
The tension mounts when Mo starts dating Marcus' ex.
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Katy Hill, Ortis, Trey Farley and Sarah Cawood present another edition of the fast-paced Saturday morning show, with a line-up of top acts, including Louise, Steven Gately, Martine McCutcheon, and Atomic Kitten.
Plus cartoon fun with Monster Ranchers, and another chance to enjoy Rugrats and Big Wolf on Campus, featuring an American schoolboy with a hairy secret.
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BBC Live and Kicking magazine: price £1.60 available monthly from retailers

Presented by Steve Rider.

12.20 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs previews the weekend's Premiership action as Arsenal take on Aston Villa, Manchester United visit Leicester City and Sunderland greet the FA Cup holders Chelsea. In Scotland, Rangers face a trip to Hibernian and there is also a look back to the week's international football as England and the rest of the Home Nations took part in World Cup qualifying matches.

1.20 British Superbikes
Coverage from the final rounds of the British Superbike championship from Donington Park as Ducati pair Neil Hodgson and John Reynolds and Suzuki's
Chris Walker battle it out for champion status. Commentary from Barry Nutley and Roger Burnett.

1.50,4.15 Rowing
Live coverage of what could be Olympic gold medallist Steve Redgrave 's final competitive appearance before retirement, with the Supersprint Grand Prix at Dorney Lake, Eton. Commentary from Garry Herbert.

2.10,2.30 Rugby Union
Highlights of the Pool 4 clash between Newport and Bath. And at 2.30pm Swansea v Stade Francais
Live coverage from St Helens, kickoff 2.30, of this European Cup Pool 2 match. The French champions are favourites to capture Northampton's crown but Welsh Cup finalists Swansea will be going all-out to prove the bookies wrong.
Commentary by Eddie Butler.

4.45 Final Score
A roundup of the afternoon's football results and sports news.
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In tonight's family game show contestants brace themselves for a range of challenges when they perform with the Lights Cheerleaders, attempt a portrait of a Hollywood Icon and try a spot of African limbo dancing. With Melanie Stace.
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Jane McDonald hosts the show that seeks singing talent. Journalist Matthew Wright and former 911 star Jimmy Constable join Nigel Martin-Smith and Barbara Windsor to decide between five talented singers from Ireland.
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For tonight's draw, Dale Winton is joined by Ricky Martin, Irish quartet the Corrs and Richard Blackwood. Plus the National Lottery and Thunderball draws.
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Holby's A&E department is crawling with press photographers and journalists after news of Adam's illness is leaked by a patient. Chloe has to deal with an old enemy and Josh risks his life on a cliff face. Part 2 is tomorrow at 8.10pm. See Choice.
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Followed by National Lottery Update

[Photo caption] Headline makers: Dan (Grant Masters) and Charlie (Derek Thompson) need a spin doctor in Casualty

Drama: Casualty: 8.05pm BBC1
In casualty terms, it's an ordinary day in Holby City's A&E. Among those needing treatment are a young girl who nearly chokes on an apple, a woman with a head injury, a lad who has fallen down a cliff, and so on. But this week's big storyline concerns Adam's HIV condition. A national tabloid has splashed an inflammatory story about how a Holby nurse is putting patients at risk and the hospital is crawling with journalists and photographers wanting to know more as well as hysterical patients convinced they'll catch Aids. This two-part story, which continues tomorrow at 8.10pm, highlights the ignorance and paranoia that surrounds HIV and Aids so well it could almost be used as a health education film. (JR)

The detectives investigate a spate of deaths within a local company. When yet another employee is found poisoned, Dalziel and Pascoe suspect a local rosarian of murder but have very little proof.
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With George Alagiah.
Weather with Peter Cockroft.
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The best of the day's Premiership action, featuring Leicester City's vital game against Manchester United and highlights of Arsenal v Aston Villa and Chelsea v Sunderland. Introduced by Gary Lineker.
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BBC Match of the Day Magazine: price £2.50, available monthly

Comedian Tommy Tiernan introduces fellow Irishman Dara O'Briain and the US comic Dom Irrera.
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Followed by Weatherview
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Comedy starring Rodney Dangerfield.
An executive agrees to manage a company-backed soccer team of young girls. But he knows little about soccer and enlists the help of his fiancee's son to play for the team disguised as a girl.
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