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Noddy In Toyland
It's a freezing cold day but Truman doesn't want to wear the scarf that Agatha knitted.
(R) (S)
BBC CD-ROM: Noddy's Magic Adventure on Playstation, £19.99, from retailers

7.30 Fix and Foxi
Double bill. Lupo can't find anyone to play football. And the friends meet a parrot who loves pranks.
(R) (S)

7.45 Noah's Island
More adventures with the polar bear.
(R) (S)

8.10 Arthur
The young aardvark enjoys another school day.
(R) (S)

8.35 Rugrats
Cartoon fun with the troublesome tots.
(R) (S)

9.00 Live and Kicking
Today's guests include Hollyoaks heart throb Gary Lucy, who plays Luke. The Honeyz perform their new song I Don't Know, Sophie Ellis-Bextor sings her debut solo single, Take Me Home, and US singer Nerina Pallot performs Patience. Plus cartoon fun with The Wild Thornberrys, Rugrats and Roswell Conspiracies. Presented by Sarah Cawood, Heather Suttie, Ortis and Trey Farley.
Series producer Simon Parsons
Executive producer Claire Mundell
(S) (W)
WEBSITE: [web address removed]
BBC LIVE AND KICKING MAGAZINE: £1.80, available monthly from retailers

Contributors

Unknown:
Foxi Double
Unknown:
Gary Lucy
Unknown:
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Singer:
Nerina Pallot
Presented By:
Sarah Cawood
Presented By:
Heather Suttie
Presented By:
Trey Farley.
Producer:
Simon Parsons
Producer:
Claire Mundell

Introduced by John Inverdale.
12.25 Athletics Focus Roger Black previews next week's world athletics championships in Edmonton, with British hopes high after last year's strong Olympic showing in Sydney.
1.00 Modem Pentathlon
Jane Hoffen introduces highlights of last week's world championships, held at
Millfield school in Somerset.
Olympic champion Steph Cook leads an extremely strong British squad, which also features Olympic bronze medallist Kate Allenby and current world number one Georgina Harland.
The flying doctor: Sport, page 24
1.35, 2.10, 2.45 Swimming Highlights of the ninth Fina world swimming championships from Fukuoka, Japan.
1.50, 2.30, 3.05 Racing Action from today's Ascot card, introduced by Clare Balding. Including today's featured race, the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond
Stakes at 3.50, plus races at
2.00, 2.35 and 3.10.
4.10 Touring Cars Highlights from the latest rounds in this year's British touring car championship from Knockhill. Modem pentathlon TV presentation
John Graham : Racing TV presentation
Gerry Morrison (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Contributors

Introduced By:
John Inverdale.
Unknown:
Roger Black
Introduces:
Jane Hoffen
Unknown:
Steph Cook
Unknown:
Kate Allenby
Unknown:
Georgina Harland.
Introduced By:
Clare Balding.
Unknown:
Elizabeth Diamond
Unknown:
John Graham
Unknown:
Gerry Morrison

In the last of the series, host Jamie Theakston is joined by ex-Take That member
Mark Owen , violinist Vanessa Mae , Mike Pickering of M People and Christian from Al.
(S)(W)

Contributors

Unknown:
Jamie Theakston
Violinist:
Mark Owen
Violinist:
Vanessa Mae
Violinist:
Mike Pickering

Host Jim Davidson and referee John Virgo are joined by guest professionals Nigel Bond , Peter Ebdon and Darren Morgan. irectorSueMcMahon;ProducerGeoff Miles (S) (W)

Contributors

Unknown:
Jim Davidson
Unknown:
John Virgo
Unknown:
Nigel Bond
Unknown:
Peter Ebdon
Unknown:
Darren Morgan.

Ian Wright presents the boys-against-girls game show in which two teams of pals compete for a dream holiday.
This week, a group of girls from south London take on the lads from Nottingham to win a trip to Florida. Producers lain Hollands and Samantha Hornick
Repeated on Monday at 9pm on BBC Choice (S) (W)

Contributors

Unknown:
Ian Wright
Unknown:
Samantha Hornick

Philip Schofield hosts the show in which 49 contestants compete in a quiz to win a round-the-world trip. The winner goes through to the next edition of Winning Lines, on Wednesday at 8.20pm, where they play for cash to take on their holiday. Viewers have the opportunity to be on next week's show by matching the last six digits of their phone number with those generated on screen. Also includes the Thunderball, Lottery and Lottery Extra draws. Director Patricia Mordecai ; Producer Jane O'Brien (S) (W)

Contributors

Unknown:
Philip Schofield
Director:
Patricia Mordecai
Producer:
Jane O'Brien

David, the parish council chairman, is not impressed with Geraldine's idea for an off-beat service. (R) (S)

Followed by The National Lottery Update

Contributors

Writer:
Richard Curtis
Director:
Dewi Humphreys
Producer:
Jon Plowman
Geraldine Granger:
Dawn French
David Horton:
Gary Waldhorn
Hugo Horton:
James Fleet
Alice Tinker:
Emma Chambers
Letitia Cropley:
Liz Smith
Frank Pickle:
John Bluthal
Jim Trott:
Trevor Peacock
Owen Newitt:
Roger Lloyd Pack
Cecil:
Simon McBurney
Mrs Bartlett:
Jane Galloway

One-off drama starring Robert Lindsay. Lecturer Luke Hawkins runs a secret website through which he gains access to the heart of the London underworld.
Meanwhile, his wife has secrets of her own.
Written by Steve Attridge
Producer Victoria Fea ; Director Robin Sheppard (S)

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Lindsay.
Unknown:
Luke Hawkins
Written By:
Steve Attridge
Producer:
Victoria Fea
Director:
Robin Sheppard
Luke:
Robert Lindsay
Susie:
Elizabeth McGovern
Jez:
Sheridan Smith
Freddie:
Andrew Tiernan
David:
Danny Webb
Ali:
Paul Bhattercharjee
Joseph:
Doug Allen
Sharim:
Shelley Conn
Davey:
Greg Chisholm
Telephone Pete:
Ronnie Fox
Cerise:
Sally Hurst
Sadie:
Uz Kettle
Veronica:
Sally Edwards
Tregawn:
Ian Gelder
Tony:
Tim Stem
Diana:
Marcia Ashton
Mrs Duggen:
Helen Blizard
Shop assistant:
Jim Sturgess
Phil:
Colin Howdle
Plumber:
Tony Bluto
Junior doctor:
Claudia Harrison
Housekeeper:
Shirley King
YoungLuke:
Billy Hill
Student:
Phil Hassell

Erotic thriller starring Sharon Stone , William Baldwin and Tom Berenger. Carly Norris moves into a luxury apartment block, unaware that the last tenant died in mysterious circumstances. When another death occurs, she finds there is no one she can trust. Widescreen. Review page 47. Director Phillip Noyce (1993. 18) (S) (W)

Contributors

Unknown:
Sharon Stone
Unknown:
William Baldwin
Unknown:
Tom Berenger.
Unknown:
Carly Norris
Director:
Phillip Noyce

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