Ends 7.00.

Teletubbies
Pre-school fun with the inquisitive quartet.

6.40 Angelmouse
The well-meaning mouse's adventures.

6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Jetta insists on being a hero.

Ends 10.30.

Taz-Mania
The Devils meet the inept spies on an orange juice excursion.

7.20 Looney Tunes
Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny find themselves in a treasure-filled cave.

7.30 Smile
Josh Herdman joins Fearne Cotton and Barney Harwood to talk about his roles in UGetMe and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The Smile puppies are in the studio, and who's the newest member of Nev's Birthday Bear Club?
Plus the usual games, features and fun with Noah's Island, Arthur, Jackie Chan Adventures, UGetMe and Cavegirl.
(Also on the CBBC channel from 10.00)
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7/10. Nicki Chapman follows the true-life stories of people who have taken a rain check on reality and started a new life abroad. The inspiration this week is that perennial favourite for expatriate Britons. Spain.
Director Kate Dillon ; Executive producer Jay Hunt

White Birds of Winter. The snow goose's annual migration from the Arctic to the US. Narrated by David Attenborough.

Presented by Clare Balding from Hickstead, West Sussex.

12.40 pm: Moto GP
Valentino Rossi will be riding for victory in front of a home crowd at the Italian Motorcycle Grand Prix, but will be pressurised by Max Biaggi and Sete Gibemau, who has won two of the first three Moto GPs. With Suzi Perry, and commentary by Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish.

1.55 pm: Golf
St Andrews in Fife is the setting for the British amateur championship, in which 300 players compete for the trophy and entry into this year's Open and next year's US Masters.
Presented by Steve Rider, with Peter Alliss, Ken Brown, Andrew Cotter and Sarah Sanderson.

2.55 pm: Showjumping
Hickstead's Derby, with its notorious Derby Bank, is one of the sport's most thrilling spectacles.
Peter Charles has dominated the event in recent years, but will face stiff competition from Michael Whitaker and nephew Robert Whitaker. Michael Tucker and Stephen Hadley commentate.

4.15 pm: Tennis
Highlights of the men's final in the French Open from Roland Garros in Paris. Defending champion Juan Carlos Ferrero was sensationally eliminated in straight sets in the second round by Russia's Igor Andreev. Could he have left the door open for Carlos Moya or Roger Federer to steal the title? Commentary by Andrew Castle and John Lloyd.

Followed by The Witness
(R) (S)

Fantasy adventure. In the Dark Ages, the people of Urland implore an ancient sorcerer and his apprentice to help
- destroy a dragon terrorising their kingdom. Review page 48.
Director Matthew Robbins (1981, PG)

The Green Door. Tom and Barbara fear that Margo has been having an affair when they find that instead of going to the stables in the afternoons, she has been paying a visit to a mystery house in town.
Writers John Esmonde and Bob Larbey ; Producer John Howard Davies

5/6. Ian Ridley and Steve Claridge call on the services of a sports psychologist at a demoralised Weymouth, as Ipswich Town's Chris Bart-Williams takes part in an elaborate photo shoot. David James enjoys a cultural day out at Manchester's Lowry Gallery and Arsenal's Gilberto Silva polishes both his musical and linguistic skills.
Director Ian Denyer : Producer Serena Bird

5/13. Hook's Kingdom. The spirit of a teenage boy wreaks havoc on hospital staff and patients. Episode six follows at 10.45pm on BBC3.
First shown on BBC3 (AD) www.bbc.co.uk/kingdomhospital RT DIRECT: The Journals of Eleanor Druse, available in paperback forjust £6.99 inc p&p. To order call [number removed] (national rate)

Competitive Dad helps out with his son's school play, and Inspector Monkfish goes undercover. Plus appearances from Alan the librarian, Johnny Gosling and Mr Kipling.
Director Mark Mylod ; Producers Paul Whrtehouse and Charlie Hgson

Joining Competitive Dad and Inspector Monkfish are Johnny Gosling, the nice artist who hides a dark secret, and Mister Kipling, who reminisces about his schooldays. Show more

5/6. Vince is offered a conditional promotion at work.
Writers Sean Lock , Martin Trenaman and Mark Jones ; Director Mark Nunneley Producer Phil Bowker First shown on BBC3

Vince gets a visit from the local vicar after his graveyard has been mysteriously desecrated. Could this be anything to do with Vince coming home with a stolen plough? Show more

Drama starring Paul Newman , Jackie Gleason , Piper Laurie and George C Scott. Streetwise pool hustler "Fast" Eddie Felson arrives in New York and tries to fix a game with the legendary champion, Minnesota Fats. Review page 48.
Director Robert Rossen (1961.15) (BW) Film Highlights: page 42

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