Omnibus.
Ends 12.00.
Rotten Ralph
Animated adventures with the naughty cat.
6.50 Smurfs' Adventures
Animated azure-tinged antics.
7.15 Arthur
A small object causes confusion, and Arthur and Buster admire each other.
7.40 Looney Tunes
Fun with Foghorn Leghorn and Daffy Duck.
8.10 Yvon of the Yukon
Yvon is the prime suspect in a robbery.
8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza and Tyler argue over which of them would make a better warrior.
A look at how two viewers got on when they modelled the new England football kit alongside David Beckham and Michael Owen. The winners of the Britain's muddiest soccer team competition are revealed, while D-Side and Atomic Kitten are in Top of the Pops Saturday.
Regular features include Celebrity Fastermind, Saturday Morning Fever, Whose Knees Are These? and Burp Auction. Plus cartoons The Woody Woodpecker Show and The Fairly Odd Parents, and the live action Lizzie McGuire. With Fearne Cotton and Simon Grant.
The Saturday Show Extra follows at 12 noon on CBBC channel
BBC Popgirl Magazine: first issue on sale 3 April, price £1.50
The Premiership is put on hold as Ray Stubbs previews a busy week of Euro 2004 qualifiers, kicking off today with the home countries taking on Europe's footballing minnows. Coverage of Liechtenstein's encounter with England starts in Match of the Day Live at 5.15pm.
Steve Rider and John Inverdale present action from the annual rugby contest's final weekend.
1.00 France v Wales
Wales had a torrid initiation into this year's Six Nations when they suffered a 33-20 defeat at the hands of Italy. But they put on a creditable show against Scotland and England, and will be looking to save face against the French, who so far have struggled to find the fluency that saw them win the Grand Slam in 2002. Commentary Nick Mullins and Jonathan Davies.
3.00 Scotland v Italy
The Scots struggled to overcome Wales and were whipped by the French and Irish, so will hope to restore pride with a comfortable victory over the Italians, who this year have proved they are no longer automatic favourites to pick up the wooden spoon.
Ireland take on England tomorrow 1.30pm
BBCi: interactive options available to digital viewers
Results roundup.
Liechtenstein v England
Live coverage from Vaduz (kickoff 5.30) of the first of England's two crucial Euro 2004 qualifiers this week.
A 2-1 win over Slovakia and a 2-2 draw with Macedonia have left England struggling for automatic qualification. After a humiliating defeat against Australia,
Sven-Goran Eriksson 's men have to emerge here with a convincing win.
Introduced by Gary Lineker , with Alan Hansen and Jamie Redknapp. Commentary: Barry Davies and Trevor Brooking. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong Coverage of England's qualifier against Turkey is on Wednesday at 7.30pm Danny Kelly on cyborg Sven: page 12
With Darren Jordon.
Weather with Rob McElwee.
Dionne Warwick , Jools Holland and Ronan Keating perform on the music lottery show, hosted by Ian Wright.
Director Richard Valentine ; Producer Suzy Lamb
Side Effects. Harry is haunted by the past when he fails to revive a patient. Bex acts maliciously when she sees Jack.
Written by Stephen McAteer ; Producer Steve Lightfoot ; Director Gwennan Sage www.bbc.co.uk/casualty
Reality TV meets the traditional murder-mystery in a new eight-part game show as amateur "investigators" try solving a fictional killing, with £25,000 in cash for the winner. In each programme, two would-be sleuths also endure the "killer's game", which sees one player voted off the show. The Murder Game - Inside HQ follows immediately on BBC3.
BBCi: special features available to digital viewers [web address removed]
Dial in for murder: page 23
With Darren Jordon.
Weather with Rob McElwee. (wj
Followed by National Lottery Update
Rowan Atkinson makes a rare talk-show appearance tonight, alongside star of the Bond films Pierce Brosnan and impressionist Rory Bremner. Music from David Gray.
Director Stuart McDonald ; Executive producer Beatrice Ballard
Undefeated heavyweight Audley Harrison takes on Ratko Draskovic in his tenth professional fight.
Introduced from London's Wembley Conference Centre by John Inverdale , with Claude Abrams and Steve Bunce.
Editor Jim Bentley Boxing - This Bloody Business follows on BBC3 Coverage of the ABA finals is on Friday at 12.05am
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With Yoko
Ono, Jo Brand and Moloko. Shown yesterday
Guests include
Joe Calzaghe and Dean Macey. Shown last Wednesday
