Ends 6.30.

Fimbles
Pom the squirrel has mislaid her acorns.

6.20 64 Zoo Lane
Seamus the stork loses his ability to fly.

Ends 10.30.

The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
Cartoon based on the whimsical Peanuts comic strip.

6.55 Taz-Mania
Taz gets creative with a chemistry set. and Dingo searches for a wise old man.

7.15 Looney Tunes
Daffy hallucinates from thirst, and Sylvester teaches his son to catch birds.

7.30 Smile
There's music and chat from singers Alex Parks and Amy Studt, a new animal family in Smile Furry, and regular features including Watch It, Win It and Freeness.
Plus The Scooby-Doo Show, Jackie Chan Adventures, Cavegirl, Arthur, Even Stevens and The Fairly Odd Parents. Hosted by Reggie Yates, DJ Devstar and Fearne Cotton.
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David Attenborough explores the natural world.

Fed up with bland walls and drab furnishings? Using clips from Real Rooms, Housecall, House Invaders and Home
Front, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen shows how to bring a touch of drama to the home with rich colours and sumptuous fabrics.
At 11.40, in Fantasy Rooms,
Llewelyn-Bowen transforms a dull bedroom into a theatrical showpiece. And at 12.1B, Diarmuid Gavin creates an edible Eden based on a Roman amphitheatre in Planet Patio. Director Paul Vanezis ; Series producer Vanessa Jackson

Bitter End. After five months and 13,000 miles,
Michael Palin arrives in Cape Town to board a ship bound for Antarctica, only to discover that there are no berths. How will he complete his journey from the North to the South Pole? Feeling adventurous? See centre pages

Presented by Craig Doyle.
1.30,4.20 Sport Plus Magazine combining topical stories with behind-the-scenes gossip. The second instalment has news of Colin McRae 's progress in the Paris-Dakar Rally.
2.00 Basketball Sheffield Sharks v Scottish Rocks Live coverage of the BBL Cup final from
Birmingham's National Indoor Arena (tip-off 2.15), as the Sheffield Sharks take on the Scottish Rocks for the season's first silverware. As league-title contenders, the Sharks are slight favourites. But the Rocks have the psychological edge, having beaten the Sharks last time around. Commentary from Bob Ballard and Billy Mimms.
4.45 Ski Sunday Two events from Austria: Britain's
Alain Baxter in the men's slalom at
Flachau, and the final round of the Four Hills ski-jumping tournament in Bischofshofen. Producer Lakviar Singh ; Editor Lawrence Duffy www.bbc.co.uk/sport

On an expedition in search of the Harlequin - 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 Arctic fox. The naturalist 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
Postponed from 14 December

Live coverage of the World Darts championship final from Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green, Surrey. Last year Raymond Barneveld fought off a spirited comeback from Wales's Ritchie Davies to take an impressive 6-3 win. Is the Dutchman set for a fourth world title, or will another player lift the trophy - and the L50,000 prize? Introduced by Ray Stubbs and Bobby George.

The rigorous selection process for the Special Air Service is undeniably tough, but it's only the first hurdle for new recruits. SAS veterans Eddie Stone and John McAleese consider ongoing training and the skills necessary to become operationally effective. Last in series.
Producer Charlie Clay ; Executive producer Paul Wooding

In 1984, with Ethiopia in the grip of famine, Michael Buerk filed two shocking reports highlighting the plight of the sick and the dying. The harrowing images prompted aid efforts from around the world, yet 20 years on the situation remains desperate, with twice as many people now on the brink of starvation. Buerk returns to Africa to meet those whose lives were irrevocably affected by the tragedy first time around - including an aid worker who found herself in the impossible situation of deciding who should live and who should die - and asks whether the developed world has helped to create a nation wholly dependent on charity.
Director Clifford Bestall ; Editor Karen O'Connor BBCl: digital viewers can access a discussion forum by pressing the red button Return to Africa: page 14

Casualty and Celebrity Fame Academy's Kwame Kwei-Armah , singer Terry Hall , DJ Brandon Block and American comedian Dave Fulton guest on the comedy music quiz. Shown last Monday What's In your record collection?: page 26

Satirical drama starring Stockard Channing , Will Smith and Donald Sutherland. The comfortable life of a middle-class
New York couple is thrown into disarray when an injured young man turns up at their apartment. Review page 44.
Director Fred Schepisl (1993, 15)

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2.00 Planning Your Future
School leavers' guide.

3.00 At Home and Abroad

4.00 Snakes and Ladders

5.00 Youth Nation
An 18-year-old managing director.