Ends 10.45am.

The Cramp Twins
Mrs Cramp's potion wreaks havoc.

7.10 Yvon of the Yukon
Harland's already strained relationship with Yvon deteriorates.

7.35 Looney Tunes
Classic cartoon favourites, including Daffy Duck, Sylvester and Tweety.

8.05 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza is shocked to find her panda friends in captivity.

8.30 Smile
On the interactive show today N'Sync star Justin Timberlake is interviewed, Blue are in the studio and Pop Idol contestant Rosie Ribbons performs her new single. Plus animated fun with Rugrats, Looney Tunes, Ace Lightning, The Scooby-Doo Show, and The Mummy.
Presented by Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and DJ Devstar.
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The Prisoner. Dr Quinn fights to secure the freedom of Cloud
Dancing, a wounded captive.
First shown on ITV1

Investigating possible problems with drugs given to pheasants, and a scheme to boost the grey partridge population. Plus next week's weather.

Economics. Joe Swift visits the Birmingham Botanical
Gardens and finds out how to create your own bonsai without breaking the bank. He also has tips on repotting cacti.
Plus in Clarissa and the Countryman, the duo examine organic food production in the West Country, while in Garden Hopping, Daphne Ledward visits Devon's Winsford walled garden. Producer Beverleigh Widman ; Series producer Vanessa Jackson

Presented by Steve Rider.
1.30 Golf On the final day of the World Match'Play championship from Wentworth, two players will go head-to-head for the chance to scoop the lion's share of the £lm prize money. Commentary from Peter Alliss , Ken Brown , Alex Hay , Julian Tutt , Mark James ,
Laura Davies and Beverly Lewis.
In the event of an early finish to the golf, there will also be highlights from the latest round in rugby's European Cup, and news and action from the America's Cup.

Frank and Betty take Judy and Alison out for a day at the zoo.
Written by Raymond Allen

In Japan's cities, hundreds of thousands of young men are turning into recluses, refusing even to leave their rooms. Western psychologists describe this social withdrawal, or "hikikomori", as an epidemic. Reporter Phil Rees meets mothers whose sons have retreated into self-imposed exile in their own homes, asks what has driven young
Japanese men into this hermitic existence, and what can be done to resolve the situation.
Editor Karen O'Connor

Anne Robinson lifts the lid on the results of the BBC's search for the greatest Briton of all time, voted for by the public throughout the last year. The list includes figures from popular culture alongside royals, athletes, politicians, scientists and soldiers, and is commented on by such pundits as Mariella Frostrup , oarsman Matthew Pinsent , singer/songwriter Billy Bragg and historian John Keegan.
The top ten is tonight revealed in alphabetical order. A debate on the merits of each ensues in the studio, and viewers can vote for their all-time Great Briton. Film biographies of each candidate are broadcast in the following weeks. Jeremy Clarkson argues the case for Isambard Kingdom Brunei on Tuesday at 9pm.
Director John Holdsworth ; Series producer Mark Harrison www.bbc.co.uk/greatbhtons
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Repeats are not indicated.
Special Education 2.00 Hands Up! (ages 5-7) Words and Pictures - with in-vision sign language. Languages 4.00 Espana Viva (parts 1-2)
Working In Construction 5.00 Customer Care and Communication Skills
Open University 6.00 Developing Language
6.30 The Golden Thread