Ends 8.30.

Brambly Hedge
The mice hold a birthday picnic.
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6.55 Pocket Dragon Adventures
The Pie Rats have a dastardly plan.
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7.10 Blue Peter
Children's magazine. With in-vision sign language.
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7.35 The Scooby, Scrappy and Yabba Doo Show
Triple bill of canine capers.
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8.00 Xchange Xtra
Jim Henson's workshop in Los Angeles, home to the Muppets.
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8.25 Looney Tunes
Daffy Duck's wacky space adventure.
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Viewers choose which one of two shows they would like to see at
8.30.9.05 and 9.35 - So Little Time or Even Stevens. Ends 10.00.

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(A) So Little Time
Riley and Chloe attempt a trial separation.
(B) Even Stevens
Louis recalls his first week at school.

9.00 Looney Tunes
Tweety's double feline trouble.

9.05
(A) So Little Time
The girls are ill, and it's catching.
(B) Even Stevens
Louis ruins a Hanukkah celebration.

9.30 Looney Tunes
Tweety has a message to deliver.

9.35
(A) So Little Time
Macy takes time off work due to stress.
(B) Even Stevens
Louis lands a job as a dog-sitter.

Fun on the farm. Ends 11.00.

Tweenies
Milo refuses to share his secret.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

10.25 Teletubbies
Dispy's hat falls in a puddle.

10.50 The Little Polar Bear
Fun with the curious cub.

10.55 Beebie's Tails
Archie reads Beebie's Surprise.

Fictionalised biographical drama about the children's author, featuring many of the classic tales, including The Little Mermaid and The Ugly Duckling, starring Danny Kaye.

A cobbler leaves his village to find a wider audience for his fairytales.
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Memories of the conference that led to the founding of the United Nations, and the first World Cup in Uruguay, 1930.

Live action from the Crucible in Sheffield, including the match between AN Carter- WPBSA
Newcomer of the Year in -and Paul Hunter. Presented by Ray Stubbs , Steve Davis and John Parrott. Including at 3.20, News; Regional News (Digital: BBC London News) Weather

Ruthless quiz. Then Party Election Broadcast By the Labour Party.

The Springfield Files. Homer's alleged encounter with an extraterrestrial is investigated by agents Mulder and Scully from The X-Files. With the voices of Gillian Anderson ,
David Duchovny and Leonard Nimoy.

Not, / Barbecue. Will and Carlton take two girls out on a double date, and everything is going according to plan - until an angry boyfriend turns up.

Live coverage of the concluding frames of this year's world championship first round, as Welshman Mark Williams and Lancashire's Stuart Pettman vie for the remaining place in round two. Williams, a former world champion and the winner of this year's Masters tournament, is sure to be favourite over Pettman, a player who failed to qualify for an appearance at the Crucible in 2002 and has not yet advanced beyond the final 32 of any major event.
At this stage last year, Williams secured an 10-7 win over former champion John Parrott to move forward into the second round - however, this was a disappointing match fraught with difficulties for Williams, who described his own performance as embarrassing. Could Williams face a similarly difficult opening match in this year's contest?
Introduced by Hazel Irvine , with commentary by Clive Everton , Dennis Taylor , John Virgo , Willie Thome,
Ray Edmonds and Terry Griffiths.

Live coverage of the second leg of this Uefa Cup semi-final from the Estadio do Bessa in Porto, Portugal (kickoff 8.00pm). The tie is delicately poised after a 1-1 draw at Celtic Park a fortnight ago - Boavista grabbed a precious away goal when Celtic's Joos Valgaeren put through his own net, but Henrik Larsson quickly equalised, only to then miss a penalty.

Martin O'Neill's men must keep things tight, and much depends on gargantuan central defenders Johan Mjallby and Bobo Balde, but their side is also built for goals with the prolific Larsson and the powerful John Hartson. The Bhoys can win away, as proved by their 2-0 quarter-final triumph at Liverpool, and they've also beaten Blackburn, Celta Vigo and VfB Stuttgart on their way to what they hope will be their first European final since 1970, in Seville on 21 May.

Presented by Gary Lineker, with analysts Alan Hansen, Mark Lawrenson and Kenny Dalglish. Commentary can also be heard on Radio Five Live.

(Highlights of the match can be seen at 11.30pm on BBC3)

The conclusion of the first-round match between Mark Williams
and Stuart Pettman , as well as the initial frames of an encounter from the second round.

With Jeremy Paxman.
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Hazel Irvine introduces highlights from day six of the competition, including the match between Ali Carter and Paul Hunter.

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