Ends 12.00.

Rotten Ralph
The crafty cat makes a home video.

6.10 Albert the Fifth Musketeer
The King's new shoes.

6.35 Chucklewood Critters
Buttons is caught in a storm.

7.00 Smurfs' Adventures
Who will woo Smurfette?

7.20 Arthur
Buster's asthma, and a host of ghosts.

7.50 Looney Tunes
Classic Warner Bros animation.

8.10 Yvon of the Yukon
Upyermukluk is left off the map.

8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza has a challenge for Tyler.

9.00 The Saturday Show
Guests are Shane Richie, Chris Parker, Brooke Kinsella and Michelle Ryan from EastEnders, as well as singers Zoe Birkett and Rosie Ribbons, and the winner of Fame Academy.
There's gossip from Will Young and Gareth Gates on tour, and Top of the Pops Saturday features Westlife and Busted.
Plus The Woody Woodpecker Show, The Cramp Twins and The Fairly Odd Parents.

Saturday Show Extra follows at 12 noon on CBBC channel

As the third round in this year's FA Cup gets under way, the star names of the Premier
League and Division One enter the arena for the first time. Ray Stubbs and Mark Lawrenson preview the weekend's fixtures and weigh up the chances of non-league teams making it to the next stage.
Match of the Day Live at
5.35pm features Tottenham's visit to Southampton. www.bbc.co.uk/football

Presented by Clare Balding.

1.10 Great North Cross Country
World marathon record holder and BBC Sports Personality of the Year Paula Radcliffe is up against a field of world-class athletes in this year's event from Newcastle's Exhibition Park, including arch rival Gete Wami of Ethiopia. And in the men's race, reigning champion Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia is bound to face stiff competition from Kenya's Paul Kosgei.

2.30 World Darts
The Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green, Surrey, is the venue for the World Darts championships, where 32 players from 11 countries will compete for the game's most prestigious title over the next nine days.
Australia's Tony David begins the defence of his title against Denmark's Brian Sorensen in a best-of-five sets clash. Action continues at 6.40 pm on BBC2.

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Results roundup.

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Southampton v Tottenham Hotspur
Glenn Hoddle takes Spurs to former club Southampton in an all-Premiership third-round FA Cup tie (kickoff 5.45). Although both sides are hoping for a European spot through the league, the FA Cup will probably be their last chance for silverware this season. Southampton, under Gordon Strachan , have built a formidable home record this season but will be keen to avoid a repeat of the two sides' last cup clash - a 6-2 away win for Spurs in 1995. John Motson provides commentary on the live coverage from St Mary's Stadium. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong FA Cup highlights in Match of the Day at 11.15pm

Contestants compete to travel the world. With
Eamonn Holmes. Includes the Lotto, Lotto Extra and Thunderball.
Director John L Spencer ; Producer Michael Mannes The National Lottery Midweek Draws is on Wednesday at 8.55pm

Ryan has a big question to put to Duffy.
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Medical Drama: Casualty 8.20pm BBC1
Christmas in Casualty is always hell, but the past two weeks have seen an extraordinary number of traumas in Holby's A&E department, and not just those that arrive by ambulance. The staff are up to their stethoscopes in personal tribulations.
Colette is desperately trying to avoid Josh - which is tricky as he's her husband - while Duffy turns into a giggling schoolgirl every time Ryan comes near her. Jack's dodgy dad continues to cause him problems, the ever-optimistic Anna goes on yet another blind date, and Fin and Comfort are looking distinctly smug about their rekindled romance. But this episode concentrates on the patients.
It features a guest appearance by the splendid Peter Vaughan as an old soldier with a dark secret. Let's hope his "death bed" confession will teach at least one member of the staff that sometimes it's better to mind your own business. But it's just as well that Lara is obsessively nosey. A young mother brings her sick baby in, but, although the child quickly improves, she just as quickly deteriorates. Lara is so frustrated that she can't work out what is wrong with the baby, she turns to Donna, a paediatric nurse on secondment, for help. (Jane Rackham)

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Peter Sissons. Weather Sarah Wilmshurst.
Followed by National Lottery Update

Thriller. When the niece of police psychologist Alex Cross disappears in North Carolina, he discovers she has been snatched by serial kidnapper "Casanova". The doctor's best hope is Kate McTiernan , the only woman to have escaped the abductor's clutches. Widescreen. Review page 42.
Director Gary Fleder (1997, 18)

Highlights from today's FA Cup third-round action. Hosted by Gary Lineker , with Alan Hansen. Match of the Day Live, Manchester City v Liverpool, tomorrow at 12.45pm
Followed by Weathervlew

Crime drama starring Linda Hamilton.
Single mother Jean Martin becomes the only female member of LAPD homicide unit and must prove herself to her male colleagues during a murder inquiry, as well as contend with their misogynistic behaviour. Review page 42.
Director Elodie Keene (1998)

Francis Lee and Hie Nastase guest on a 70s special. Hosted by Nick Hancock , with Jonathan Ross , Gary Lineker , Rory McGrath and David Gower. Shown yesterday

Russell Watson and Stuart Pearce join Ally McCoist 's team, while Frankie Dettori welcomes Nicky Byrne and Andy Gray.
Shown yesterday
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