The gang attempts to thwart the Neon Phantom.
(R) (S)

Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood unveil more gungy games and messy stunts, plus cartoons The Fairly Odd Parents and What's New Scooby-Doo?
(Also on the CBBC channel)

The new-format pop show has the latest hits from Jenny Frost, Friday Hill and Franz Ferdinand, goes behind the scenes at the latest McFly video shoot, and backstage with Status Quo. Fearne Cotton, Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes host. See Kids' TV Choices: page

Jake Humphrey hosts a round-up of interviews and action from the world of sport.

A look ahead to two Premiership London derbies - West Ham v Arsenal today and Tottenham v Fulham on Monday - plus Chelsea v Aston Villa and Manchester
United alumnus Mark Hughes 's return to Old Trafford as boss of Blackburn Rovers. With
Manish Bhasin and guests.

With Sue Barker and Clare Balding.
1.05 Tennis Live action on day two of Great Britain's Davis Cup play-off against Switzerland. With a place in the elite World
Group at stake, will Andy Murray be taking part in the doubles? More tomorrow 11am on BBC2.
1.55 Racing From Newmarket, on this occasion, one of the highlights of the racing calendar - the two-day Ascot festival. The focus is on the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at 4.10. Plus starts at
2.00,2.35,3.05 and 3.40.
More tomorrow 3pm on BBC2. Executive producer Paul Davies
Editor Philip Bernie INTERACTIVE: all the latest football news is on Score from 2.00

Presented by Ray Stubbs. Meet sports presenter Steve May: p

Regional News; Weather

6/10. With the clock ticking, the men are put through surprise assignments, while Danny Wallace is out on his Bring Back Barry campaign. Will he find success? With Davina McCall. More weeknights on BBC3.
Producer Victoria Ashbourne: Exec producer Barbara Lee

3/6. Match of the Day's Gary Lineker is meant to be asking kids for their thoughts on money - but seems more interested in getting the dirt on host Ian Wright.
Match of the Day is at 10.30pm
The Inside Story: page 60

The Inside Story
"They're like little sponges. They take in everything that's going on and have opinions on everything from weapons of mass destruction to Wayne Rooney. I'm amazed by their intelligence." So says Ian Wright (right) of the youngsters whose wit and wisdom form the basis of What Kids Really Think (6.35pm BBC1). But do the attitudes of his own kids surprise him? "Ever since I told my little girl [six-year-old Bobbi Lee] that bad language isn't nice, she's been helping me to stop swearing. Every time I swear, she's allowed to smack me on the bottom!"

Rugby union star Mark Cueto , boxing champion Junior Witter , Everton striker James Beattie and Liverpool midfielder Boudewijn Zenden guest.
Producer Gareth Edwards ; Series producer Carl Doran

Dale Winton's big-money quiz show. Plus the draws.

That's Amore. Ellen is stung by her own honey trap.
Writer Katie Hims ; Producer Sophie Fante ; Director
Ashley Way www.bbc.co.uk/casualty

2/4. The Case of George Harry Storrs. The secret love, family feuds and betrayals that led to the brutal killing of a respected Edwardian mill owner. The remaining two drama documentaries can be seen later this year.
Writers Julian Fellowes and Tina Pepler ; Producer Clare Alan
Director Dominic Santana Julian Fellowes stars in Monarch of the Glen tomorrow at 8pm

With Darren Jordon.
Weather with John Hammond. (5)
Followed by National Lottery Update

Action from West Ham's London derby against Arsenal, plus Aston Villa's bid to get on the scoresheet against Chelsea after drawing a blank last season and Blackburn boss Mark Hughes 's return to Man United. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong
Repeated tomorrow at 7.35am Match of the Day 2 can be seen tomorrow at 10.30pm on BBC2

Tough western starring Marlon Brando and Jack Nicholson , with Randy Ouaid. A cattle baron employs the services of a bounty hunter when a gang of thieves keep raiding his herds. Review page 49.
Director Arthur Penn (1976, 15)
Followed by Weatherview