Ends 6.30.
6.00 Fimbles
Fimbo turns a hoop into a steering wheel. (AD)
6.20 64 Zoo Lane
Victor the crocodile refuses to let the other animals use the water hole.
Ends 10.30.
The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
Lucy is accused of stealing gold stars for school work.
6.55 Taz-Mania
Double bill. Bushlad tries to ensnare Taz.
7.15 Looney Tunes
Porky and Daffy help the storks, and Bugs befriends a female gorilla.
7.30 Smile
Fame Academy's Alex Parks drops by for music and a chat, while Blazin' Squad appear in the second Featured Artist film.
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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SuperBeast, TacTics, Destiny and Idoleyez battle for supremacy in the quarter-finals. First shown on BBC3
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen looks at the impact the Swinging Sixties had on homes, and shows how to capture a flavour of the decade.
At 11.40, in The Life Laundry,
Dawna Walter and Mark Franks help a homeowner sort out his collection of 1950s and 1960s memorabilia. At 12.10, in The Curious Gardeners, Guy Cooper and Gordon Taylor explore the development of modem gardens. Director Paul Vanezis ; Series producer Vanessa Jackson GOOD HOMES MAGAZINE: L2.60 monthly
The team re-create the medieval world of Wigmore Abbey in Herefordshire. Postponed from last Sunday
Presented by Craig Doyle.
1.30, 4.15 (approx) Sport Plus News and opinion.
1.35 Athletics Steve Cram introduces day-two action from the World Indoor trials and AAA championships in Sheffield. At
1.40 Kelly Holmes features in the women's 800m; at 1.45
Chris Tomlinson and rising star Jonathon Moore go head to head in the longjump; 2.05 women's 60m hurdles; 2.50 former World Indoor champion Jamie Baulch runs in the men's 400m; 3.10 men's 1500m;
3.20 men's 200m final. Plus action from the women's triple jump, featuring Ashia Hansen.
3.30 Snooker The year's first major tournament, the Masters, reaches its conclusion today with the best-of-19-frames final, where a top prize of L100,000 is up for grabs. The first eight frames are played this afternoon with another possible 11 this evening.
Presented by Ray Stubbs.
Producer Lakviar Singh ; Editor Lawrence Duffy www.bbc.co.uk/sport
Puffins and Seals. Tobermory resident Gordon Buchanan 's exploration of Scotland takes him to the islands of Lunga, Staffa and Coll, where he encounters puffins and seals.
Director Roger Webb ; Series producer Wendy Darke
3/3. Simon King presents this document of Africa's most elusive feline, the leopard, filmed over an eight-year period, chronicling intimate moments in the life of this graceful animal and featuring pioneering footage of its family life.
Producer Marguerite Smits Van Oyen ; Executive producer Fiona Pitcher
Natural world documentary. Rare and intimate insights into the lives of an elusive Leopard family. Show more
In the beautiful but perilous Canadian wilderness, a mother moose and her daughter Madeline face hazards that threaten their survival - wolves, swarms of biting flies and Arctic weather are a constant danger in this land of forests and lakes. Will Madeline make it through to adulthood? Narrated by Richard E Grant. (AD)
The story of a moose calf named Madeline and her struggle for survival in the Canadian wilderness.
2/3. Will to Win. Detailing the Royal Navy's battles in the Mediterranean during the Second World War.
Winston Churchill risked war with France when he ordered the French fleet to be sunk rather than surrender it to Axis forces - a command that ultimately paid dividends, earning the confidence of the US. And planes launched from new aircraft carriers sank the Italian fleet and crippled the Bismarck - attacks studied and used by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor. Presented by Professor Andrew Lambert.
Director Mike Rossiter ; Executive producer Bill Grist
Ray Stubbs , Steve Davis and John Parrott are on hand to oversee the final frames of the 2004 Masters from Wembley Conference Centre, where 11 frames at most will decide the recipient of the L100,000 winner's cheque and trophy.
Mark Williams needed only 14 of the maximum 19 frames to dispatch six-times champion Stephen Hendry last year, taking an emphatic 10-4 victory.
Commentary by Clive Everton , Dennis Taylor ,
Willie Thorne and John Virgo.
Subsequent programmes may run late or change
Germany. The Top Gear host takes lessons in humour at a Teutonic laughter clinic, introduces Germans to Blue Nun wine and goes for a fast taxi ride around the Nurburgring.
Series director Dennis Jarvis ; Series producer Andy Wilman Jeremy presents Inventions That Changed the World on Thursday at 8pm
Garth Crooks presents highlights of the last two quarter-finals, in which the top two teams from both group C and group D battled it out in Monastir and Sfax. Semi-final coverage is on Wednesday at 7.15pm on BBC3.
Producer Emma Josling ; Editor Andrew Clement
Drama starring
Nicolas Cage and Elisabeth Shue. Recently sacked alcoholic Ben Sanderson drives to Las Vegas to drink himself to death within fourweeks. There he meets Sera, a prostitute, and they fall in love and start a doomed romance. Review page 42.
Director Mike Figgis (1995,18) Film highlights: page 39
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2.00 The Tool Kit to Communicating: Making the Best of Yourself
Communication in the workplace.
3.00 The Tool Kit to Communicating: Talking with Others
4.00 Confidence Zone 1
5.00 Confidence Zone 2
