Ends 11.15.

Chucklewood Critters
Animation with the animal residents of Chucklewood Park.

6.20 Arthur
Double bill. Arthur fights with Francine, and Buster opens a detective agency.

6.45 Yvon of the Yukon
Yvon plays king of the carnival.

7.10 Looney Tunes
Tweety and Sylvester, Daffy Duck and Foghorn Leghorn take the starring roles in a cartoon selection.

7.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Debbie goes volcano-chasing on New Year's Eve.

8.00 Smile
Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and DJ Devstar host the live, interactive show combining star guests, cartoons, competitions and music. Darius drops by, Rosie Ribbons performs her new single and Westlife chat about touring, while Atomic Kitten choose their top five songs of the year.
Plus the chance to win DJ decks, and animated fun with Bugs Bunny, Even Stevens, Jackie Chan Adventures, Rugrats and The Scooby-Doo Show.

10.50 Call the Shots
On location with the cast of Stargate, plus the lowdown on Will Smith.
With Sarah Cawood, Steve Wilson and Fearne Cotton.

Singer-songwriter Nanci Griffith and singing group the Blind Boys of Alabama join Ross Kelly on a special end-of-year edition exploring the spiritual roots of some of the world's best-loved music.
Producer Moira Kean
Executive producer Chris Loughlin

John Craven travels to southern Africa to find the cheetah, one of the most endangered big cats, and sees how a local sanctuary and dogs are helping their continued survival.

Highlights of the musical extravaganza held earlier this year in London's Hyde Park , featuring the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Rumon Gamba. Pop Idol stars Will Young and Gareth Gates top the bill, aided by S Club Juniors, Amy Studt , the cast of West
End dance spectacular Umoja and BBC Young Musician of the Year Jenny Pike. With Simon Thomas and Fearne Cotton. Director Guy Freeman ; Producer
Martin Hughes Repeated Thursday 2
January at 9.25am

Omnibus edition.
Cast on Monday 23 and Monday 30
December

Weather

Huw Edwards presents a compendium of Christmas music from the archives including carols and songs from Charlotte Church, Cliff Richard , Aled Jones , Daniel O'Donnell , the late Harry Secombe and the Halle Choir. Music includes 0 Come, All Ye Faithful; 0 Holy Night; Silent
Wght; and Sir Cliff's Millennium Prayer.

In a seasonal special marking the return to the show of Kathy Staff and Norman Wisdom, Billy Ingleton restores a fairground organ.
Written by Roy Clarke

Michael Aspel and Liz Barker present the annual special for young collectors from Cambridgeshire's Imperial War Museum, where experts assess items including war hero Douglas Bader 's artificial leg and a radioactive watch.
Repeated with sign language at 2.50am

Dame Edna Everage (Barry Humphries ) and Sir Osmond Darling-Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson ) take a look back at the Queen's Golden Jubilee in June this year. Those who took part in the celebrations - including Phil Collins , George Martin and Andrew Davies - also reflect on the events.
Producer Elaine Paterson ; Executive producer Lorna Dickinson Party at the Palace is on New Year's Eve at 9.15pm

Period drama based on Jane Austen 's novel. Fanny Price and her wealthy cousin Edmund seem the perfect match, but their lives on a country estate are complicated by the arrival of the glamorous Crawford siblings. Review page 63.
Director Patricia Rozema 11999.15) See also The Real Jane Austen tomorrow at 7 pm

With Peter Sissons. Weather Darren Bett.

Oscar-winning black comedy. Lester Burnham is a disillusioned father who's suffering mid-life meltdown. So when he loses his job, Lester's response is a return to an adolescent hedonism. Widescreen. Review page 64.
Director Sam Mendes (1999,18)

n Spoof documentary that follows the comeback tour of Britain's most punctual heavy rockers as they launch their "sexy" album Smell the Glove. Widescreen. Review page 64.
Director Rob Reiner (1984, 15)
Followed by Weatherview

Comedy starring Reg Varney.
Stan Butler 's family are less than happy at the prospect of his impending marriage. Widescreen. Review page 64.
Director Harry Booth (1972, PG) Holiday on the Buses is tomorrow at 12.40am

Programmes with sign language. Ends 4.35.
Antiques Roadshow - the Next Generation With
Michael Aspel and Liz Barker. Shown at 6.15pm
3.35 Jack Dee Sent to Siberia shown sun 22 Dec 3.45pm