Ends 10.50am.

Little Bear
Triple bill in which Little Bear entertains the forest and finds a four-leaf clover. (S)

7.30 Brum
The mayor of Big Town gets trapped on a runaway train.
Shown last Monday BBC2 (S) (W)

7.40 Fix and Foxi
Animated double bill. Lupo has a new job, and Wakiki is not his usual self. (R) (S)

7.50 Flint the Time Detective
The team visit ancient Italy to retrieve Time Shifter Plumella. (S)

8.15 Gadget Boy
Spydra plans to steal the Aborigines's precious opals. (R) (S)

8.35 Rugrats
Fun with the rompersuited rebels. (S)

Dani Behr and Joe Mace present a fun-packed show featuring top guests, music and cartoons. See 10.50am on BBC2 for today's line-up.
Continues on BBC2 (S) (W)

Live coverage of the traditional procession, led by the 674th newly-elected Lord Mayor.
Today's host, Philippa Forrester , meets some of the parade's 6,500 participants while BBC London DJ Robert Elms and a team of experts help to uncover the show's rich history. Producer Ian Russell ; Director
Bronwen Roberts (S) (W)

Ray Stubbs and Mark Lawrenson preview the weekend's World Cup play-off action. Plus news of England v Sweden (extended highlights at 5.30pm), and the Nationwide League match between Manchester City and Wolves. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/football

Introduced by Steve Rider.

1.10 Rally Australia
Perth hosts the penultimate round of the World Rally championship, with Scotland's Colin McRae and Britain's Richard Burns in action. Commentary by Mark James and Tiff Needell.
Repeated Monday at 1.10pm on BBC2

1.40, 3.55 Rugby Union
This afternoon's live rugby action comes from the Millennium stadium, as Wales clash with Argentina, and Murrayfield, where Scotland take on Tonga.
Wales v Argentina
Live coverage (kickoff 2pm) from Cardiff's Millennium stadium. The home side must be on top of their game to compete with a tough Argentina side.
Nick Mullins and Jonathan Davies provide the commentary.
Scotland v Tonga
Live first-half action (kickoff 4pm) from Murrayfield. Commentary from Bill McLaren. Second-half coverage follows at 4.45pm on BBC2.

3.45 Football Half-Times

TV presentation (rugby) Ken Burton
Editor Carl Hicks (W)

Results and reports on today's sporting action. (W)

Weather S, (W)

Extended highlights from Old Trafford of today's friendly n between England and Sweden. Having secured their place in the World Cup finals, England - under the tutelage of Sven Goran Eriksson - begin their build-up with a difficult game. Eriksson's Swedish countrymen have the best record of all 50 European nations. Introduced by Gary Lineker , with commentary by John Motson and Trevor Brooking.
Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/football

Continuing the boys-versus-girls game show in which two teams of friends battle to win a holiday by completing a set of nail-biting challenges. Hosted by Ian Wright.
Producers lain Holland and Samantha Hornick (S) (W)

Phillip Schofield hosts the Thunderball, National Lottery and Lottery Extra draws.
Director Patricia Mordecai ; Producer Jane O'Brien (S) (W)

Distant Elephants. Comfort puts herself in grave danger. Josh is forced to reconsider his resignation when he comes to the aid of a young student.
Written by Leslie Stewart : Producer Amanda Silvester : Director Paul Duane
(S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bb.co.uk/casualty

Coverage of tonight's annual Festival of Remembrance from London's Royal Albert Hall in the presence of the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prince of Wales. The Rt Rev Michael Mann conducts the service, which features music and song from bands representing the Guards Division, Her Majesty's Royal Marines and the Royal Air Force. The festival concludes with the traditional silence and poppy drop. Brian Hanrahan commentates.
(S) (W)
(Remembrance Sunday: the Cenotaph is tomorrow at 10.30am)
War memorials: page 24

With Darren Jordon.
Weather with David Braine. (S) <w)
Followed by National Lottery Update

J Comedy. Middle-aged Brenda, Elise and Annie are reunited by the suicide of their old school friend Cynthia, who killed herself after discovering her husband's infidelity. The three women can easily relate to Cynthia's feelings of betrayal and team up to plot revenge on the men who spurned them. Widescreen. Review page 55.
Director Hugh Wilson (1996. PG) (S) (W)

Elton John is tonight's guest on the music and topical chat show.
Shown yesterday (S) (W)

With guests Gary McAllister ,
Helen Chamberlain , Peter Reid and Sam Allardyce.
Shown last Wednesday (S) (W)
Followed by Weatherview (W)

Chart hits. Shown yesterday (S)