Ends 12.00.

Rotten Ralph
Ralph is asked to act more like a proper pet.

6.10 Albert the Fifth Musketeer
Could Albert be a spy?

6.35 Chucklewood Critters
Buttons's gran comes to stay.

7.00 Smurfs' Adventures
Fun with the little blue creatures.

7.20 Arthur
Arthur goes camping with his family, and Buster has difficulty finishing his book.

7.50 Looney Tunes
Cartoon fun with Porky, Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny and Sylvester and Tweety.

8.10 Yvon of the Yukon
Yvon wins a million-dollar jackpot.

8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
In the conclusion to last week's episode, Eliza tries to befriend a pair of golden eagles.

9.00 The Saturday Show
The Bill's Beth Cordingly and Scott Neal join hosts Simon Grant and Fearne Cotton.
Top of the Pops Saturday includes the Sugababes, Sarah Whatmore, who performs her single Automatic, and Fame Academy's Sinead Quinn with I Can't Let You Down.
Featuring The Woody Woodpecker Show, The Fairly Odd Parents and Lizzie McGuire.
The Saturday Show Extra follows at 12 noon on CBBC channel

Ray Stubbs and Mark Lawrenson preview tomorrow's Premiership fixtures, including Arsenal's top-of-the-table clash with Newcastle atStJames'Parkandthe
Manchester derby. Plus a look ahead to England's friendly with Australia on Wednesday, highlights of which can be seen in Match of the Day at 11.05pm. www.bbc.co.uk/football

Presented by Steve Rider. Rugby League Wakefield v
Castietord Live coverage of two of today's fourth-round ties in the Challenge Cup begins with this clash at Belle Vue (kickoff
1.10) as last season's semi-finalists, Castleford, take on an improved Wakefield, who have signed a number of new players including Dallas Hood, Ben Jefferies and Matt Seers. Dave Woods commentates. Warrington v Bradford The
Wilderspool Stadium plays host to the second of today's live Challenge Cup matches
(kickoff 3.00). At this stage last season, favourites Bradford suffered a shock 17-4 home defeat by Leeds. Warrington, meanwhile, reached the fifth round where they were defeated 36-14 by losing finalists St Helens. Commentary by Ray French and Jonathan Davies. TV presentation Malcolm Kemp (rugby) Editor Carl Hicks Fancy Grandstand's theme on your phone? Visit www.radiotimes.com

Results roundup.

Weather

Lads from Belfast take on lasses from Derby in the girls-versus-boys game show, presented by Ian Wright.
Director Sue McMahon ; Producer MirellaBeda www.bbc.co.uk/friendslikethese

Nine winners of previous celebrity specials, including Ian Lavender , Mark Little , Billy Bragg and Jilly Cooper , return to face Queen of Mean Anne Robinson for charity.
Producers Alexandra McLeod , Jo Street ; Series producer Dee Todd 51213 7

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 9.55pm
Then Comic Relief Previewingthefundraising event.

Duffy's new life with Ryan turns into nightmare. Lara deals with the fallout from a jealous teenage girl.
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TV Insider: Manners maketh tan
Actress Sarah Manners (right) is relieved to be talking to us about her new role in Casualty (8.10pm BBC1). The questions she's been fielding recently all relate to a Sky 1 series she's starring in called Mile High. As the title suggests, it's about the raunchy antics of an airline cabin crew and starts next week. "You can imagine what all the questions have been about," she admits with a resigned laugh, "and the answer was no every time." Back down to earth, Manners makes her first appearance in Casualty tonight as a flighty new receptionist, a role she also played in the daytime BBC1 series Doctors. "She's a gossip, very nosy and likely to be a bit naughty," she says. The actress's own fake tan proved perfect for the part. "My character Bex is an ex-model who still likes to look good. I'm very pasty, so I use tanning lotion all year around. I was still using it when we were in Majorca filming Mile High. How sad is that?"

Remake of the 1968 romantic crime caper. Bored billionaire Thomas Crown has a secret hobby - stealing art treasures. After the theft of a Monet, insurance investigator Catherine Banning is soon on his trail. Widescreen. Review page 44.
(1999, 15)

With Darren Jordon.

Weather with Michael Fish.

Followed by National Lottery Update

A heavyweight double bill, with Olympic champion Audley Harrison stepping up to his first eight-rounder as he faces American Rob Calloway live at the Fountain Leisure Centre, Brentford. Plus highlights from Berlin of Danny Williams 's European title challenge against German-based Turk Sinan Samil Sam. Commentary by Jim Neilly and Richie Woodhall. Senior producer Chris Lewis ; Editor Jim Bentley Coverage of Shane Mosley v Raul Marquez is tomorrow at 11.15pm on BBC2

Peterborough United manager Barry Fry guests on the comedy sports quiz.
Shown last Wednesday

Guests include footballers Gary Speed and Robbie Fowler.
(Shown yesterday)

Celebrity chat show, hosted by the Irish comic.
(Shown yesterday)

Followed by Weatherview

Chart hits.
(Shown yesterday)

Further live coverage from Sydney on the final day of the Davis Cup tie between Australia and Great Britain. Presented by Sue Barker.