Ends 6.30.

Fimbles
Fimbo wonders what's behind the door. (R)(S)
BBC FIMBLES MAGAZINE: £1.45

6.20 Tweenies Count to Christmas
It's Fizz's turn to spin the wheel. (R) (S)

Ethelbert the Tiger
A trip to Canada for Dilip and Ethelbert. (R) (S)

Ends 10.30.

Arthur
Sue Ellen leams to be careful of what she wishes for.
(R) (S)

6.55 Taz-Mania
A double bill of fun with Taz and friends.
(R) (S)

7 15 Looney Tunes
A stork uses Bugs as a replacement for his lost baby gorilla delivery.
(R) (S)

7.30 Smile
The winner of the Your Riddims, Your UK 2003 contest is announced, plus the second film from December's featured artists of the month, S Club 8.
Plus music, games chat and fun with What's New Scooby-Doo, Woody Woodpecker, Cavegirl, Arthur, Even Stevens and Dennis the Menace.
Presented by Reggie Yates, DJ Devstar and Fearne Cotton.
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Nightgliders. You'll believe a squirrel can fly as from America to Japan, the creatures glide through the forest with ease. (R) (S) Another episode on Friday at lpm

How to add some dramatic
Gothic touches to your home, as Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen explains all with excerpts from Housecall, All the Right Moves, Big Strong Boys and Home Front.
At 11.40, in Fantasy Rooms,
Laurence designs a dream sitting room for a woman enamoured with the Gothic style.
And at 12-10, The Winter Hying
Gardener, aka Chris Beardshaw , creates a Christmas garden. Director Paul Vanezis ; Series producer VanessaJackson(S)

Professionals reveal the tricks of their trade. (R)(S)

Presented by Hazel Irvine .
1.05 Athletics All the action from the European Cross Country championships at Edinburgh's Holyrood Park, including the senior women's race, 1.05, the junior races, 1.35, and the senior men's race, 2.40. Steve Cram and Brendan Foster commentate.
2.40 Triathlon 1,500 competitors from 50 nations will compete at the World Triathlon championships in Queenstown, New Zealand, with Britain's Leanda Cave hoping to overcome recent hamstring problems to defend the title she won in Cancun, Mexico last year. Stuart Storey and Steve Trew are in the commentary box.
3.40 Swimming Sharon Davies is at the European Short Course championships at the National Aquatic Centre, Dublin. Britain's 55-strong team will be led by world record holder Mark Foster , World University Games gold medallist Rebecca Cooke and world champions James Gibson and Katy Sexton.
Adrian Moorhouse and Andy Jamieson provide commentary. Producer Andy Gilbert
Editor Michael Cole

2/3. The naturalist heads north to Iceland. On an expedition in search of the Harlequin - a duck that loves to surf the rapids - there is also the chance to see the birds that give us eiderdown, and to track the elusive predator of the north, the Arctic fox. He also sets foot on land that did not exist when he was born - the volcanic island of Surtsey.
Producer Stephen Moss ; Executive producer Fiona Pitcher (S) Bill Oddie 's History Hunt is on weekday mornings at 10am, BBC1

First Flight. In the week celebrating the 100-year anniversary of Orville Wright 's inaugural flight, we see how nature was much quicker off the mark in solving the problems of aviation. Producer Steve Nicholls ; Series editor Michael Gunton (S) Flight Night Wednesday. BBC4 celebrates the Wright brothers Adam Hart-Davis on the Wright brothers: page 36

3/8. An episode from the series about covert operations techniques. The team exchange their military uniforms for civvies as they take on the role of protecting a Minister of the Crown as she travels abroad. More next week.
Producer Charlie Clay ; Executive producer Paul Wooding (S)

In a compilation of two programmes from the series, Ray Mears explores survival techniques used by the native peoples of the Indonesian Spice Islands and Western Samoa in the Pacific Ocean.
(Revised rpt) (S)

The Guns and Gangs season concludes with a look at the world's most popular weapons - 9mm automatic pistols - used by armed police, but also flaunted by rap stars. How have 9mm weapons gained such universal appeal, from their use by counter-terrorist forces, to appearances in action films? Profiling their impact on the streets of Britain and America, we also hear from ex-SAS operatives, victims of gun crime and trauma specialists dealing with the deadly results of these weapons. Narrated by David Morrissey.
Producer/Director Louis Heaton (S)

Romantic drama starring Sean Penn, Robin Wright Penn and John Travolta. Maureen and Eddie have always had a tempestuous marriage. But when a violent altercation with a neighbour lands her husband a spell in a mental institution, Maureen decides to move on and her plans do not include Eddie. Review page 52.
Director Nick Cassavetes 11997,15) (S) (W)

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