Ends 11.15am.

Arthur
Mysterious writing appears on the school walls.

7.15 Yvon of the Yukon
Will Yvon be an ice-hockey legend?

7.35 Looney Tunes
Fun with Daffy Duck, Bulldog Marc Antony, Foghorn Leghorn and Bugs Bunny.

8.05 The Wild Thornberrys
No-one hears the extreme-weather warning on the radio.

8.30 Smile
On the interactive show today, the Sugababes discuss fashion, Darius performs his new single and Daniel Bedingfield gives away prizes. Plus there's fun with Rugrats, Looney Tunes, Even Stevens, The Scooby-Doo Show and The Mummy.
With Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and DJ Devstar.
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A stunt leaves Brian needing brain surgery.
(First shown on ITV1)

The horticultural year through the eyes of head gardeners in charge of the country's finest gardens and grounds.
Shown last Friday

Advance of the Armadillo. An examination of the nine-banded armadillo, one of the most successful animal invaders. Narrated by David Attenborough. Life of Mammals is on Wednesday at 9pm on BBC1

Presented by John Inverdale.

1.35, 2.00 Racing
Coverage of three national hunt races from Haydock. With starts at 1.40, 2.10; plus, at 2.40, the Edward Hanmer Memorial Chase.

1.50 America's Cup
News of British progress in the yachting quarter-final.
More coverage on Thursday at 11.20pm.

2.50 Rugby Union: Ireland v Fiji
Live coverage of this international friendly (kickoff 3pm). After last week's tough assignment against Australia, Eddie O'Sullivan's side will be expecting an easier time. But although better suited to Rugby Sevens, Fiji have an exciting, expansive game.
Commentators are Jim Neilly and Phillip Matthews.

4.50 Rugby League
Highlights from Huddersfield of last night's Test match between Great Britain and New Zealand. David Waite's British Lions will be keen to show that they can compete with the best. Ray French and Ian Millward commentate.

Death Trap. There's drama on the Pacific coast: offshore, whales, seals and sharks and vie for space, while on the ground, grizzly bears wrestle with bald eagles. And what are these predators all waiting for? The arrival of billions of fish trying desperately to reach breeding grounds. Producers Mary Summerill and Michael Bright
Series editor Michael Gunton

Claire is a sperm-bank baby who has just turned 18. But unlike other donor babies, she's been told who her father is, as part of a unique experiment in naming the donors.
Will she meet him? Bill is 57 - but like an estimated million other American donor babies he doesn't have Claire's choice.

At the age of 16, John Walker Lindh was a quiet young man growing up in California. At 20 he was captured in Afghanistan fighting with the Taliban against American forces and is now serving a 20-year prison sentence. Did he become a convert to the cause and methods of Osama bin Laden ? Or was it, as his parents claim, that his spiritual journey to study Islam simply went awry? Fergal Keane presents a documentary that aims to find the truth about "the American Taliban".
Producer Frank Smith : Executive producer Farah Durrani A family under siege: page 37

Daemonicus. The agents try to find a link between a doctor incarcerated in a mental hospital and several bizarre Satanic murders.

Jools is joined by Craig David, Former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft, Tracy Chapman, The Streets, Pape & Cheikh and Chris Difford.

Jools is joined by Craig David, Former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft, Tracy Chapman, The Streets, Pape & Cheikh and Chris Difford.

Repeats are not indicated.
Exam Revision 2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: Maths 1 Languages 4.00 The French Connection - varied culture
Working for Yourself 5.00 The Guide -starting a business Open University 6.00 A Lesson in Progress?
6.30 English, English Everywhere