The start of a week of magic-themed children's programmes.
Ends 11.30.
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Pocket Dragon Adventures
The dragons open a box that should be left shut.
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7.10 Oscar's Orchestra
Lucius takes over at the palace.
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7.35 Arthur
Double bill. Rain fails to stop play on Arthur's holiday. Arthur visits grandpa.
(R) (S)

8.00 Blue Peter
S Club 7 perform their new single. With sign language.
(Shown last Friday, BBC1)
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8.25 Mona the Vampire
The gang go on a scary mission. Mona checks out the new babysitter.
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8.50 UBOS
Verne makes new friends - and a new enemy.
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9.15 Belfry Witches
Fun with the playful teenage witches, Skirty Marm and Old Noshie.
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9.40 Casper
A triple bill of spooky capers with the friendly little ghost.
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10.00 Big Wolf on Campus
Teenage lycanthropic antics. Merton changes into an old man.
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10.30 Brum
The baddies race through the theatre disguised as a cow.
(Repeated at 1pm)
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10.40 Tweenies
Jake takes a look at the green grass, then the friends play crazy golf.
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11.00 Teletubbies
The Tubbies have a go on Po's scooter.
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11.25 William's Wish Wellingtons
Fun with the six-year-old boy and his magic footwear.
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Draz and Marco become male models. (R) (S)

Trips to Nashville, Memphis and New Orleans. (R) (S)

Consumer updates.

Double bill. The baddies dress up as a cow. Brum chases a thief.
(First half shown 10.30am)
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Motoring action from Corsica, with commentary by Mark James and Tiff Needell.
(Shown yesterday 3.40pm)
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The first film in a week-long season featuring the leading ladies of the silver screen is a spy drama starring Maureen O'Hara and John Garfield. A Spanish Civil War veteran is hounded in New York by Nazis trying to recover a captured battle flag. Review page 58. Director Richard Wallace (1943. PG)
(BW) (S) Leading Ladies week continues with One Touch of Venus tomorrow at 1.20pm

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The first of this week's debates presented by Esther Rantzen.
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Culinary challenge show. With Ainsley Harriott.
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Acid-tongued insults on the elimination quiz.
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(Repeated at 12 midnight on BBC Choice)
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Lisa tries to shed her nerdy image to make friends on holiday. Featuring the voice of Christina Ricci.
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When Scarlet runs up gambling debts, will it tempt him to join the enemy?
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A series of inexplicable incidents occur after the ship passes through an electromagnetic cluster.
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The series in which historian John Guy explores the myths of the Renaissance era returns for a new four-part run.

Following in the steps of English traveller Thomas Coryat , who visited Venice in the early 17th century and was seduced by its vibrant culture.
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St Hugh's College, Oxford, take on the University of Leeds in the last of the first-round matches. With Jeremy Paxman.
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Juliet Morris, Judith Miller and Dan Cruickshank explore the history of St Margaret's Priory in Titchfield, Hampshire. (R) (S)

Ends 10.30.

9.00 Never Mind the Buzzcocks
Presenter Mark Lamarr and team captains Phill Jupitus and Sean Hughes are joined by singer Jo Breezer, Alesha Dixon from Mis-Teeq, US comic Rich Hall and Richard McNamara from Embrace.
(Repeated next Sunday)
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9.30 'Orrible: New Best Friend
Paul finds life after prison very different.
Last in the series. Contains strong language.
(Repeated next Sunday and tomorrow at 11.30pm on BBC Choice)
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10.00 Coupling: The End of the Line
Steve guiltily swaps phone numbers with an attractive woman in a bar. Last in the series.
(Repeated tomorrow at 11pm on BBC Choice)
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Comedy about the love lives of a close-knit group of friends. Susan and Steve each find themselves tempted by other people. Steve guiltily swaps numbers with a woman in a bar. Show more

Jeremy Vine presents an analysis of the main news. (S) (W)

Peter Bazalgette, creative director of one of Britain's biggest entertainment companies, hits out at critics of multi-channel television and encourages the industry to avoid complacency.
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Political analysis, with Andrew Neil.

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 The Romans in Britain
1.00 Coming Home to Banaba
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1.30 Declining Citizenship
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Secondary Schools
2.00 Languages: Hallo aus Berlin
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Languages
4.00 Espana Viva: Parts 13-14
Beginners' Spanish language lessons
Spanish Globo: Parts 6-8)

Skillswise
5.00 New Ways of Learning

Open University
6.00 Population Transition in Italy
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6.30 Non-Euclidean Geometry
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