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Karl has a bad cold, and his friends all think he should go to see a doctor about it. (R) (S)

7.20 Smurfs'Adventures
Lazy has visions of paradise and Brainy battles Bigmouth. (R) (S)

7.45 Trading Places
Following youngsters as they swap lives with others. Actors from London trade places with their LA counterparts. With in-vision sign language.
Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1 (S) (W)

8.00 Monster Rancher
Renegade monsters steal the magic stone from Holly. (R) (S)

8.35 Animorphs
Can Rachel find out why her friend Melissa is acting strangely? (R) (S)

The antiques challenge visits the Newark antiques fair. Last in the series. (R) (S)

Another selected show from the latest series of debates hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk .
(R) (S)
Followed by News; Weather (S) (W)

A faded home has a makeover, thanks to Anna Ryder Richardson and her DIY team. (R) (S)

Tris Payne lends a hand with the conversion of a cowshed into a family home. (S)

A kayaking trip is disrupted when Kurt finds out about
Paul, while Lee plays Cupid for Sarah and Ryan. (S)

Three single men are given a fashion overhaul. (R) (S)

Business, consumer and workplace news.

Hide-and-seek and fish tennis keep Pingu busy. (R)

The Pierced Sky. How explorers from Europe have changed the face of the Pacific islands.
Last in the series. (R) (S)

Clare Balding introduces coverage of a four-race card from the first day of the Diamond Meeting at Ascot.
Races are at 2.15,2.45,3.15 and 3.50. The commentary is provided by Willie Carson ,
Jim McGrath , Jimmy Lindley ,
Graham Rock , Jonathan Powell and Angus Loughran. Including at
3.25 News; Regional News
(Digital: UK Today); Weather (S) (W)

Designer Stewart Walton gives a blind boy's bedroom a makeover. (R) (S)

Ainsley Harriott presides over another edition of the culinary contest. (R) (S)

Anne Robinson presents the quiz show. (R) (S) (W)

The Twisted World of Marge Simpson. Marge decides to become a Pretzel Wagon franchisee. Featuring the guest voices of Jack Lemmon and Joe Mantegna. (R) (S)
6.20 Mountain of Madness. Mr Burns makes his employees go on a teamwork retreat. (R) (S)

The Bots and the Bees. US sitcom about a gifted boy. Hal helps out Malcolm and his classmates with a school project that involves a robot and a swarm of bees. (S)

Bourgie Sings the Blues. Bluesman BB King guest stars in this episode in which Carlton finds it hard to cope with his long-awaited Princeton interview. (R) (S)

A new six-part documentary series charting the events of the national hunt season through the eyes of various horse-mad characters in County Kildare, Ireland, including a priest who dispenses racing tips from the pulpit.
Producer Karen Rodgers ; Executive producer John Cummins (S) (W)

Beginning a new six-part series in which presenters Ali Ward and Chhs Beardshaw guide a group of eight neighbours from a new housing development through the challenge of creating new front and back gardens for each other from scratch.
Director Attracta McLaughlin ; Producer Karen Mackinder (S) (W) Eight flowering varieties: page 17

Rachel de Thame wades through more than 100 varieties of waterlily in the national collection at Bennett's Waterlily Farm in Weymouth, and the kniphofia from South Africa comes under the spotlight as the flower of the moment.
Producer Colette Foster ; Executive producer Tony Laryea (S) (W) BBC BOOK: Small Town Gardens by Rachel de Thame, £14.99 from retailers Rachel de Thame, interviewed by Andrew Duncan : page 30

The Great Escape. The first of two documentary films focusing on the Allied airmen who fell into enemy hands after being shot down during the Second World War. This programme retells the story of what came to be known as the "Great Escape" through their personal accounts.
Director Michael Davies ; Producer Beryl Vertue (R) (S) (W)

Analysis of today's news, with Jeremy Vine. (S) (wj

Academics Elaine Showalter and John Careyjoin Mark
Lawson to discuss the highs and lows of the cultural week. Producer Mark Bell Rptd next Monday on BBC Knowledge (S) (W)

Shadows. Mulder blames a troubled spirit when an unseen force commits several murders in a woman's presence.
(R) (S)

Shown yesterday at 6.45pm (S)

Lars von Trier's black comedy horror set in a high-tech hospital known as "the Kingdom", adapted from the second half of a 12-part series.

A neuro-surgeon plans to use voodoo against his enemies.
In Danish with English subtitles.

Repeats are not indicated.
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