Ends 11.00.

Little Monsters
Loveable antics with the tiny ones. (R) (S)

7.05 The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
Lucy is accused of stealing the school's gold stars. (R) (S)

7.25 Monster Rancher
Genki finds a futuristic city. (R) (S)

7.50 The Animal Magic Show
A journey to meet animals that are good at hiding. With Dominic Wood and Billy Nibbles. (S) (W)
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8.05 The Lampies
Spark's bike gets run over by a truck. (R) (S)

8.45 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza is too afraid to admit that she can't snowboard. (R) (S)

8.40 The Wild House
Georgina plans a romantic dinner. (R) (S)

9.05 Sweet Valley High
Todd and Liz plan a romantic weekend together at the boat festival. (R) (S)

9.30 Dennis the Menace
More rebellious capers. (R) (S)

9.55 Mona the Vampire
A librarian reprimands Mona. (R) (S)

10.10 Casper
More adventures with the friendly ghost. (R) (S)

10.30 Arthur
Arthur and DW root around Grandma Thora's attic. (R) (S)

Ends 12.30pm.

11.00 Tweenies
Learning about musical instruments.
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11.20 Teletubbies
Four boys play with some piglets.
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11.45 Bob the Builder
Wendy decides to clean out the fish tank.
(Repeated at 1pm) (R) (S)
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12.00 Playdays
Why Bird goes on a shopping trip.
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12.20 The Family Ness
More monster-family adventures.
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June Whitfield talks about her stage return, while Chicago star Claire Sweeney meets ex-cast member Ruthie Henshall. See Tuesday for competition and voting details

Culinary contest.

Stateside edition presented by Anne Robinson.

Britain's new ski-jumping hope, 20-year-old Glynn Pedersen , takes part in the K120 finals. Germany's Sven Hannawaid , who earlier this month became the first man to win all four legs of the Four Hills tournament, is the favourite.
Coverage starts of the men's combined skiing event, featuring both downhill and slalom. Stephan Eberhalterof Austria has dominated the World Cup overall standings this season, but can he win a first Olympic gold?
There's news of the latest preliminary round in the men's curling. The British team face 1998 bronze medallists Norway, while the women are set against Japan.
Plus reports on the men's 10km biathlon final, a roundup of the ice hockey action, and the best of yesterday's men's figure skating, which featured the short programme.
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Kelly Sandiford and her family want a design that's elegant and not too contemporary for their garden in Bromley, Kent. To achieve this, presenter Diarmuid Gavin follows a retro-modern path, taking inspiration from Danish architecture and furniture. But will the owner approve of the mosaic tiles, and does Gavin cede to her request for the hot-tub she has promised her daughter? Last in the current series. DirectorColetteCamden: Series producer Karen Benveniste ONLINE CHAT: presenter Diarmuid Gavin will be answering gardening queries online for 40 minutes immediately after the end of tonight's programme. Logontowww.bbc.co.uk/gardening
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Presented by Jeremy Vine.

Live coverage of the slalom runs in the men's combined skiing competition. Hosted by Clare Balding and Steve Cram. Commentary by Matt Chilton and Graham Bell.
Plus a preview of the short-track speed skating.

Presented by Andrew Neil.

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