Ends 6.30.
Fimbles
Florrie finds a kiss.
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6.20 64 Zoo Lane
Harry the Hyena's family holiday goes awry.
Ends 12.00.
Round the Twist
Tales with the family who live in a lighthouse.
6.55 Evolution: the Animated Series
Wayne and Gassie join the Glen Canyon fire department
7.15 Tom and Jerry Kids
A triple bill of cat-and-mouse capers. (S)
7.40 Arthur
Why does George have trouble reading and writing? DW gets an allowance.
8.05 Looney Tunes
Animated antics.
8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Will Eliza tell Shane her feelings?
9.00 Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood present the madcap weekend show with messy games and stunts. Plus cartoon fun with Watch My Chops, New Scooby and Scrappy Show and Looney Tunes. Also on CBBC channel.
The fun continues tomorrow at 9am on CBBC channel
11.00 Top of the Pops Saturday
Westlife, Phixx, Jamelia and Pop Idol's Michelle, Sam and Mark are in the studio, host Fearne Cotton goes behind the scenes on Kylie Minogue's latest video, plus celebrity Valentine's Day gossip and PopSkool.
Repeated at 6pm on CBBC channel
Ray Stubbs previews the fifth round of the FA Cup, which will definitely see two lower league sides move into the last eight. Holders Arsenal face Chelsea (live tomorrow 12.20pm),
Manchester United take on rivals Manchester City, while first division Sunderland play
Premiership Birmingham, which can be seen at 5.25pm.
Steve Rider is at Paris's Stade de France as the hugely anticipated tournament gets under way. 1-10 Rugby Build-up
2.00 France v Ireland World champions England will be keeping an eye on events as theirtwo main tournament rivals go head-to-head. Last year's runners-up, Ireland, have won just one match in Paris in the last 30 years, but confidence should be high after three victories over Les Bleus in their last four meetings. Eddie Butler and Philip Matthews commentate.
4.00 Wales v Scotland The
Millennium Stadium hosts this
Celtic clash as Wales try to achieve their first Six Nations victory since March 2002.
Introduced by John Inverdale. Coverage of the second half is on BBC2 from 4.50pm. Producer Jonathan Bramley
Editor (rugby) Carl Hicks Italy v England is tomorrow at 2.30pm
BBCi: digital viewers can access interactive features via their TV handset, plus, from
2.45, the latest football scores
Jill Douglas talks rugby: page 16
Danny Kelly on the Six Nations: p35
Results and reports.
Regional News; Weather
Sunderland v Birmingham City
Live coverage from the Stadium of Light of this FA Cup fifth-round clash, kick-off 5.35.
In the previous round, Sunderland edged past first division play-off rivals Ipswich 2-1 at Portman Road, while Premiership side Birmingham had a similarly narrow win over Division One strugglers Wimbledon 1-0 at St Andrew's.
Introduced by Gary Lineker. Commentary by Barry Davies.
Highlights of this and today's other ties at 10.25pm.
Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong More live FA Cup action with Arsenal v Chelsea tomorrow at 12.20pm
The quiz show for would-be globetrotters. Includes the Lotto, Lotto Extra and Thunderball draws. With Eamonn Holmes. Director John L Spencer ; Producer Michael Mannes STUDIO AUDIENCE: for free tickets call [number removed] (national rate)
Fallen Hero. Comfort and Fin try to cope with the end of their relationship. What will Nikki decide about her pregnancy?
Writer David Lane : Producer Pippa Brill : Director Peter Butler
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With Maxine Mawhinney.
Weather with Helen Willetts.
Followed by National Lottery Update
FA Cup fifth-round highlights, including Sunderland v Birmingham, Fulham at home to West Ham, plus the Manchester derby and Tranmere v Swansea.
Repeated tomorrow at 7.50am
Futuristic action thriller starring Ray Liotta. In the year 2022, a ruthless warden has created an ostensibly escape-proof island. Convicted murderer John Robbins is determined to escape and clear his name. Review page 47.
Director Martin Campbell (1994, 15)
Followed by Weatherview
Ex-footballer Matt Le Tissier and darts champion Phil Taylor guest, shown yesterday
With Sam Allardyce , Katharine Merry ,
Ronnie O'Sullivan and Peter Reid. shown yesterday
Shown yesterday
