Ends 11.20.

Tweenies
Omnibus edition. Jake is sent to his room because of his grumpy behaviour. (S) (W)

7.25 Pocket Dragon Adventures
Animated adventures. Each of the dragons tries to fix the wizard's broken chalice. (R) (S)

7.40 The Lampies
Popstar Neon is given shelter by the Lampies when his fuse-tube gets wrecked by the Roons. (S)

7.50 Gadget Boy
Spydra travels to Brazilian forests to steal the secrets of the Kyabo tribe. (R) (S)

8.15 Flint the Time Detective
Petra schemes to trap the Dark Lord into marrying her, using Getalong's power of love. (S)

8.35 Rugrats
Chuckie worries that his old life is over, the babies enjoy a magic show and Grandma Lulu babysits for the day. (S)

9.05 Hollywood 7
Fourth in the new fictional series following S Club 7 as they seek recognition in Hollywood. The band are presented with the prospect of losing their manager. Shown last Thursday on BBC1 (S) (W)

9.30 S Club Search
Exclusive access to the S Club Junior auditions in Glasgow. (S) (W)

9.35 Mona the Vampire
Animation. Mona is convinced that a pop group is brainwashing people with their music. (R) (S)

9.50 The Cramp Twins
The pupils at school begin to copy Wayne's weird fashion sense. (R) (S)

10.00 Kenan and Kel
American comedy. Kenan faces problems when he is banned from his high-school graduation ceremony. (S)

10.25 Byker Grove
The Grovers pull out the stops for Ollie and Teraise. Written by Roy Apps (R) (S)

The gang are kidnapped by an alien plant pot named Gordon. Shown last Sunday (S) (W)

Police drama starring
Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly.
Investigating the murder of a homeless man, Cagney and Lacey are led to believe that the prime suspect is also a vagrant. Review page 54.
Director Reza Badiyi (1994.12) (S)

Live coverage from Preston's Guild Hall (starting at 2pm) of the final of the LG Cup, the first world-ranking event of the new snooker season. Won last year by Mark Williams , the tournament has a new sponsor and venue, but will there be a new champion collecting the L82,500 winner's cheque? Presented by Hazel Irvine , Steve Davis and John Parrott. Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo commentate. Producer Kate McKeag ; Editor
Ron Chakraborty
(S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Continuing the natural-history strand. Ends 6.45.
Series producer Simon Nash ; Editor Fiona Pitcher www.bbc.co.uk/nature
Polar Bear Diary "Bear sheriff" Wayde Roberts tackles three aggressive polars that are on the loose in the Canadian town of Churchill. Narrated by Tony Hawkes.
Producer Paul Appleby (R) (S) (W)
5.25 LIME Big Cats - Serval Secrets The first film to explore the secretive life of the African serval cat as cameras follow a mother and her three kittens in the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania. Narrated by David Attenborough. Producers Amanda Barrett and Owen Newman
Series producer Robin Hellier (R) (S) (W) S
5.55 Natural World Wild Nights. A long history of hunting has resulted in most wild mammals avoiding humans. In this film, Simon King adjusts his daily rhythm to follow the nocturnal activities of British wildlife as he tries to win the trust of badgers, deer and foxes in their Somerset domain. Producer Simon King ; Series editor Michael Gunton (S) (W) King and country: page 22

Seventies comedy with Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice. Betty breaks the news to Frank that she is pregnant. Written by Raymond Allen ; Producer Michael Mills (R) (S)

Blood Diamonds. Over $70m of diamonds leave Sierra
Leone every year, many smuggled out by the African country's rebel forces to fund their war against the government. After a decade that has seen thousands die, both sides are holding to a peace brokered by the UN. But, in the process, neither the UN nor Britain has regulated the diamond trade itself - the root cause of the war. Ishmahil Blagrove examines if the precious stones will ever be cleansed of African blood. Director Francis Smith (S)

Live coverage from Preston's Guild Hall of the concluding frames in the LG Cup, the first world-ranking event of the new season. Mark Williams took the title last season, beating Ronnie O'Sullivan 9-5. Introduced by Hazel Irvine , Steve Davis and John Parrott. (S) (W)
Subsequent programmes may run late or change

The satirical news quiz returns with the first of a new ten-part series. Hosted by Angus Deayton , with team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. Shown last Friday on BBCl (S) (W)

During interviews with Jamie Theakston , Matt Lucas and David Walliams take on the guises of Mike Nolan and Bobby Gee from eighties Eurovision winners Buck Fizz and various members of Britpop favourites Blur.
Director Gareth Carrivick ; Producers Ashley Blaker , Andrew Wiltshire (S)

With his girth expanding out of control, Bob turns to Dr Dogg for some serious plastic surgery.
(Rptd next Sunday) (S) (W)

Brian Molko from Placebo,
DJ Roger Sanchez. singer Tony Mortimer and impressionist
Jon Cuishaw are the guests. Shown last Monday (S) (W)

Two Men and a Bastard. Paul's discovers his 12-year-old godson is a would-be gangster. With strong language. Shown last Monday (S) (W)

Jools is joined by New Order, Michael McDonald, Ryan Adams, Zero 7 and Roots Manuva.

Repeats are not indicated.
Secondary Schools 2.00 The Art Collection
Languages 4.00 Espana Viva (parts 1-2) - 15-part beginners' language course; Spanish Globo (parts 1-2)
Sklllswlse 5.00 The Guide to Literacy and Numeracy Open University 6.00 The Poverty Complex (S)
6.30 Open Advice: a Different Way of Learning (S)