Ends 6.30.
Fimbles
What's hidden in Florrie's treasure chest? (R) (S)

6.20 Bill and Ben
The garden gang have a visitor. (R) (S)

6.30 CBBC
Ends 12.00.
Enchanted Lands
Animation. Who is Dame Tickle? (R) (S)

6.45 Moomin
The Snork finishes his flying ship model. (R) (S)

7.05 Dennis the Menace
Gnasher has toothache. (R) (S)

7.30 Mona the Vampire
Freaky fun at a weird science fair. (R) (S)

7.45 Tom and Jerry Kids
More cat-and-mouse capers. (R) (S)

8.05 Looney Tunes
With Porky Pig and Bugs Bunny. (R) (S)

8.35 What's New Scooby Doo?
A scary snow beast. (S)

Making a quantum leap from the CBBC channel, Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood bring their own brand of live anarchic humour to BBC1.
In a strictly celebrity-free zone, kids compete for prizes in gungy games such as Bogies, Make Dick Sick, Creamy Muck Muck and Pumpy Rumpy.
Plus cartoon fun with Taz-Mania and Yvon of the Yukon.

The show is simulcast on the CBBC channel.
The fun continues tomorrow at 9am on CBBC channel

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Silliness back on Saturdays
"We were CBBC geeks together eight years ago", says Richard McCourt (left in pic), explaining how he met fellow Dick and Dom in da Bungalow (9.00am BBC1, CBBC) presenter Dominic Wood. "We were both new to London and, eventually, I moved into the house where Rich was living", says Wood. They've both moved since, but they're still best mates. "We spark off each other. You can't fake chemistry on screen", says Wood. Now their brand of mayhem goes out on Saturdays on BBC1 as well as the CBBC channel. "Eight- to twelve-year-olds have been wondering where all the silliness is on TV," says McCourt. "Saturday shows have got tame. We don't have celebrity guests, pop bands, a flashy set or lighting", agrees Wood. "The main thing is bringing ourselves and the show to the level of the people watching".

Performances by Busted, Gareth Gates, Rachel Stevens, Clea and Sugababes; the latest singles releases with Britney Spears; and hot gossip from music industry insiders. Hosted by Fearne Cotton.

It's a clash of the heavyweights as Premiership champions Manchester United welcome last season's runners-up Arsenal to Old Trafford. Ray Stubbs and Mark Lawrenson preview the action.

(Football Season begins with Black Flash tomorrow at 7pm on BBC4)

Introduced by Andrew Castle.

1.05 Athletics Focus
On the eve of this year's Great North Run (live tomorrow from 9.30am) coverage of the Great North Mile from Newcastle's Quayside.
Portuguese titleholder Rui Silva faces stiff competition from British Commonwealth champion Michael East. A strong women's field sees Britain's Jo Pavey and Hayley Tullett take on Kenyan Edith Masai and Sureyya Ayhan of Turkey.

2.00 Tennis
Live coverage from the penultimate day of Britain's Davis Cup clash with Morocco.
(More in Sunday Grandstand tomorrow at 1pm on BBC2)

BBCi: from 2.45, digital viewers can access the latest football scores on Score Interactive using their TV handset

Results service.

Regional News; Weather

A series of nerve-jangling challenges is all that stands between two groups of friends and a holiday to Brazil. Who will prevail - the boys or the girls? With Ian Wright.

With just five hopefuls left in the competition, there's no room for mediocrity - only a first-rate performance will do. So who is lacking that essential star quality?

Further coverage follows on BBC3, with a return to BBC1 for the result of tonight's vote at 9.25pm, after which one of the students on probation must pack their bags and make an early exit. With Cat Deeley and Patrick Kielty.

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Forty-nine contestants compete for the chance to win a dream trip around the world. Includes Lotto, Lotto Extra and Thunderball. Hosted by Phillip Schofield.

(The National Lottery - Midweek Draws is on Wednesday at 7.50pm)

Comfort is struggling to deal with the aftermath of the crash as Anna's condition worsens.

With Darren Jordon.

Weather Peter Gibbs.

Followed by National Lottery Update

The result of tonight's viewers' vote.

To kick off a new ten-part run of Michael Parkinson's genial chat show, Helen Mirren reveals how she dared to bare for the earthy British comedy Calendar Girls, Cilla Black reflects on her career in entertainment, and comedian Jo Brand dissects her performances on Celebrity Fame Academy. With music from Annie Lennox.

(Helen Mirren stars in The Hawk on Wednesday at 11.45pm)
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Action thriller starring Jean-Claude Van Damme.
A family day out at an ice hockey game turns into a nightmare when terrorists threaten to detonate several bombs if a huge ransom isn't paid.
Widescreen.
Review page 44.
(1995, 18)

Kate Beckinsale, Sting and Lee Evans guest, shown yesterday

With rookie team captains Phil Tufnell and David Seaman
(Shown last Tuesday)

Followed by Weatherview

Chart hits. Shown yesterday