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The tigers need inoculations.

Winnie the Pooh's striped sidekick takes centre stage in this Disney animation.
Longing to meet the family he has never known, Tigger embarks on a quest to find them. Review page 69.
Director Jun Falkenstein (2000, U)

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Gaby Roslin hosts this event which took place in September in London's Hyde Park and included music from Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, The Jungle Book and Aladdin. With the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Michaela Strachan is in Africa to meet the lions involved in the making of Pride, on BBC1 at 6.35pm, and finds out how animal handlers made it possible to film them in their wild surroundings.
Here comes the pride: page 18

Disney's live-action version of Kipling's classic, starring Jason Scott Lee. Mowgli, a boy raised by wolves, lives in the jungle with Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther. But danger looms when he is reunited with a childhood friend. Review page 69. Director Stephen Sommers (1994. PG)

Typically dark Roald Dahl fantasy in which a precocious girl discovers she has magical powers and sets out to get even with the adults who mistreated her.
Review page 69.
Director Danny DeVito (1996. PG)

2/6. Twelve muscle-bound contenders go truck-pulling in a bid for the coveted title. With John Inverdale.

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Weather with Helen Willetts.

Natural history combines with computer wizardry in Simon Nye's tale of love, betrayal and survival on the African plains as we follow lion cub Suki's life among her pride.
(Pride: Talking with Lions is tomorrow at 12.20pm)
Featuring the voices of Robbie Coltrane and Kate Winslet.

Here comes the pride: page 18

News of Sharon's departure hits the Square.
More cast on page
Repeated 10pm on BBC3

Action adventure based on the computer game, starring Angelina Jolie. Aristocratic explorer Lara Croft races against time to regain custody of an ancient artefact, the Triangle of Light. Review page 70.
Director Simon West (2001. 12)

6/8. A packed schedule for Billy, beginning on top of Mount Tarawera - a volcano that erupted in 1886. Following this, there's a visit to the Waitomo caves and an encounter with Maoris. With strong language. Director Billy Sneddon : Series producer Steve Brown Billy Connolly stars in Still Crazy at 11.30pm

Darren Jordon. Regional News
Then Weather with Helen Willetts.

Ray has a life-changing decision to make at Christmas.

Deftly written comedy, starring Stephen Rea , Billy Connolly and Jimmy Nail , about a group of ageing rockers on the comeback trail. Review page 70.
Director Brian Gibson (1998, 15)
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Signed programmes.
Arctic: the Challenge A race across the frozen Canadian wilderness. Enhanced commentary.
2.05 The Teaching Awards 2004 Honouring outstanding teachers and teaching assistants.
3.05 Too Close for Comfort 5/6. Restoring order to a two-bedroom terrace in Coventry.
3.35 Seemed like a Good Idea at the Time 4/6. More high-profile calamities.
4.05 Changing Rooms 10/10. Makeovers.