Ends 11.15.

Smurfs' Adventures
Some Smurfs play a trick on Gargamel, while others seek revenge.
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7.20 Alvin and the Chipmunks
Simon and Alvin make plans for their graduation party.
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7.45 Rugrats
Cartoon double bill. Grandpa takes part in a bowling competition, and Angelica runs away from home.
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8.10 Blue Peter
Konnie Huq goes behind the scenes of a Christmas animation. With Simon Thomas, Matt Baker and Liz Barker.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)
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8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza and Tyler argue about who would make a better Masai warrior.
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9.05 Smart Guy
Marcus finds out that his girlfriend has interests other than him.
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9.25 Bailey Kipper's POV
Live-action comedy about a very creative young film-maker.
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9.50 Arthur
The children trap a snake, and Muffy holds interviews to find a new best friend.
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10.15 Romuald the Reindeer
An interesting discovery disabuses Romuald of the long-held belief that his father was a model pupil.
(Repeated at 1pm)
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10.30 Tweenies Christmas Countdown
What will Bella find on day 18?
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Then Tweenies
Milo puts his coat on back to front.
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BBC Tweenies Magazine: £1.25. January issue on sale 17 December

10.50 Teletubbies
The fun-loving foursome watch some children who are hanging out their washing.
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BBC Teletubbies Magazine: monthly, £1.35. January issue on sale now

A look at the variety of beetle species in Britain. Narrated by David Attenborough.
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A violent storm hits Sydney - and Ridgy has gone missing.
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Financial news, with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.

Shown at 10.15am. (S)

Romantic drama.

When her sister dies giving birth, Chris Winslow decides to bring up the baby.
Review page 57.
(1998) ***
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News from Parliament, presented by Zeinab Badawi.
(Contact details Wednesday)
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Topical studio debate, with Esther Rantzen.
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Culinary contest, presented by Ainsley Harriott.
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Another stateside version of the ruthless quiz. Presented by Anne Robinson.
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(Repeated at 12 midnight on BBC Choice)

The crew fall victim to a mind-control technique that causes them to turn against each other.
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An unlikely combination of events leads Riker into a deadly battle of the sexes.
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(More tomorrow at 6.45pm)
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A seasonal edition of the programme about effective money management, presented by financial expert Alvin Hall. For the Goodall family, from Lincolnshire, this time of year means furious arguments over money. Can Hall make this Kate and Ray's first harmonious Christmas in 20 years?
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Antony Worrall Thompson continues his countdown of the nation's ten favourite recipes, as voted for by viewers of the last series of Food and Drink. This week's dishes offer more turkey-free alternatives to Christmas fare, including salmon en croute and roast duck with orange sauce.
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BBC Good Food Magazine: £2.10. January issue on sale 19 December Website: [web address removed]

Rhodes concludes the series with a mouthwatering menu of five courses. all cooked in a domestic oven. The recipes include seared salmon with fennel-flavoured sauerkraut and red-wine sauce, fresh herb broth and a warm sole salad.
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(Food Night, tomorrow from 9pm, begins with a seasonal edition of the show)

Having exhausted his inheritance, aristocrat Torquil Silvanus Matthew Septimus Riley-Smith now needs to find a job. He's come up with an idea that he hopes will make his fortune all over again. Despite the fact that he knows absolutely nothing about running a radio station - or being gay - he plans to open Europe's first 24-hour radio station for gay listeners.
Contains strong language. The series is scheduled to return next year.
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As head of the UK's largest dating agency, Louise Hansen's job is to make profits from lonely hearts. To find out how she can improve the company, she fields customer calls, interviews potential clients, and tries to find a date for a confirmed bachelor.
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Analysis of today's major news stories at home and abroad, presented by Kirsty Wark.
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In this second of four films, presenter Jeremy Bowen looks at arguments for and against segregated schools in Oldham. Students - both white and Asian - and teachers talk about the role the education system can play in trying to heal cultural rifts.
See Monday's choice.
(Continues tomorrow at 11.20pm)
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Presented by Andrew Neil.

Vintage army comedy.
Bilko's delight at discovering a potential quiz-show winner is short-lived when the soldier in question is stricken with amnesia. (BW) (R) (S)

Fantasy drama starring Daryl Hannah. In prehistoric times. a young Cro-Magnon girl is separated from her mother during an earthquake. She is found and cared for by a tribe of less intelligent Neanderthals. Review page 58.
Director Michael Chapman (1986.15) (S)