Ends 12.00.

Rotten Ralph
Ralph baby-sits next-door's kitty.

6.10 Albert the Fifth Musketeer
Can Albert keep Richelieu's hands off hidden treasure?

6.35 Chucklewood Critters
Buttons and Rusty discover artefacts with magical powers.

7.00 Smurfs' Adventures
War erupts over fairy gold.

7.20 Arthur
There's bad news about Buster - and does Francine have a crush on our hero?

7.50 Looney Tunes
Fun with Foghorn, Bugs and Daffy.

8.00 Yvon of the Yukon
Big Mary hosts a banquet.

8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Singing star Shane Sweet spends a month with the family.

Mis-Teeq are among guests on a starry Valentine's show. Gareth Gates (singing his Comic Relief single), Busted and Westlife grace Top of the Pops Saturday, the search for Britain's bright stars continues in Celebrity Fastermind plus The Woody Woodpecker Show, The Fairly Odd Parents and Lizzie McGuire.
With Simon Grant and Fearne Cotton.

Fearne Cotton at RT's party: p10

Manchester United v Arsenal The biggest FA Cup fifth-round tie in years awaits as United face Arsenal at Old Trafford (kickoff
12.15). The Reds looked awesome in the last round, demolishing West Ham with a display that saw Giggs and Van Nistelrooy both net twice.
Defending champions
Arsenal also racked up the goals in their last cup match - putting five past Farnborough.
Introduced by Gary Lineker , with Peter Schmeichel and Alan Hansen. Commentary by John Motson and Trevor Brooking. Producer Phil Bigwood : Editor
Paul Armstrong Match of the Day 11.25pm, Wolves v
Rochdale tomorrow 6.45pm BBC2, and FA Cup draw Monday 1.30pm on BBC2 BBCi: special interactive options available to digital viewers

Italy v Wales Taking over from BBC2's coverage with live second-half action from Rome.
3.30 England v France Live from Twickenham (kickoff 4.00), where England face the defending champions, France. England are odds-on favourites to complete a grand slam for the first time since 1995 after their terrific autumn campaign. France, however, will take heart in their 20-15 win last year in Paris. Commentary by Eddie Butler and Brian Moore , with Jonathan Davies and Jeremy Guscott. Scotland and Ireland's Six Nations match is tomorrow at 2.30pm on BBC2 BBCi: special interactive options available to digital viewers www.bbc.co.uk/sixnations
24 shows that changed TV: pl4; the Six Nations - back on the BBC: p32

Results roundup.

With Jane Hill. Weather with Helen Young.

In the build-up to Red Nose Day on 14 March, Nadia Sawalha presents some of the funniest moments from the TV event, including Ali G's encounter with the Beckhams.
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Stars Todd Carty and Wendy Richard celebrate the chequered life and times of one of Walford's favourite sons. Director/Producer Rebecca Sanderson Rptd Monday 10pm BBC3 EastEnders omnibus tomorrow 2.25pm Trevor and Little Mo tomorrow 7pm

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 7.55pm
HITTING HOME

Continuing the BBC's season about abusive relationships. Hitting Home (part 1). Domestic violence ensnares Comfort in the first of a two-part story. Concludes next week.
Written by Ann-Marie di Mambro ; Producer Tim Holloway ; Director Gwennan Sage www.bbc.co.uk/casualty HITTING HOME: www.bbc.co.uk/hittinghome or call free on [number removed] Pulling no punches: page 24

With Jane Hill.
Weather with Helen Young.
Followed by National Lottery Update

Satirical comedy drama. Truman Burbank leads an idyllic life, but what he doesn't know is that since birth his every move has been part of an intricate television show.
Director Peter Weir (1998, PG) Film of the week: page 45 *****

Highlights from today's key FA Cup fifth-round matches. Introduced by Ray Stubbs , with Mark Lawrenson.
Repeated tomorrow at 8am www.bbc.co.uk/football Wolves v Rochdale: Sunday 6.45pm BBC2 FA Cup Draw: Monday 1.30pm BBC2

Drama directed, written by and starring Billy Bob Thomton. Having killed his mother when he was 12, Karl Childers is freed after years in an institution. Widescreen. Review page 49. (1995.15) Film Trivia: page 53

With boxer Joe Calzaghe and comedian Fred MacAulay.
(Shown Wednesday)

Jeremy Guscott is among the rugby-union Star guests. Shown yesterday

More comedy and celebrity chat. Shown yesterday Followed by Weatherview

Chart hits. Shown yesterday