Ends 7.00.
Fimbles
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6.40 The Story Makers
It's clean and tidy night in the library.
Ends 10.30.
Looney Tunes
Can Porky Pig persuade Sylvester to sleep outside his house?
7.05 Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
Doggy-duo triple bill.
7.30 Smile
Hip-hop star Estelle answers viewers' questions and performs her new single Free, while Jacqueline Wilson, author of The Story of Tracy Beaker (which begins a new series on Tuesday at 5.30pm on CBBC channel), talks about her work.
New game Aqua Pigs joins the usual roster, plus Noah's Island, Arthur, Jackie Chan Adventures, Lizzie McGuire and I Dream.
Presented by Fearne Cotton, Barney Harwood and Reggie Yates. [web address removed]
(I Dream is on Wednesday 4.30pm BBC1)
New series An antidote to weekend drudgery in which Nicki Chapman surveys the best in home and garden, arts and entertainment. Glamour is the first theme to be explored. As well as editions of Trouble at the Top and Home Front, she also chats to Alan Titchmarsh about British Isles: a Natural History, which continues on Wednesday at 9pm on BBC1. Series director/Producer
Dick Sharman
1/4. Self-made millionaires recall their path on their lucrative UK property ladder. With Dominic Littlewood.
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6/13. Watertand. Fast forward 100 million years: swampus, toraton and lurkfish are among the species on a sweltering and steamy Earth.
Presented by Clare Balding , Craig Doyle and Hazel Irvine.
1.30 Sport Plus Analysis of the latest talking points.
1.50 Super League Play-offs
Action from the second round of matches. Leeds Rhinos face the team that finished second to them over the regular season.
2.20 Racing The meeting at Longchamp concludes at 4.30 with France's foremost race, the Prix de I 'Arc de Triomphe, run over one-and-a-half miles and offering €1.6m in prize money. Other starts from the course are at 2.30,3.05 and 3.45.
4.50 Cycling Can Nicole Cooke bounce back from Olympic disappointment with a win in the world road-race championships, taking place in Verona, Italy?
5.20 Snooker Crowd favourite Jimmy White and seven-times world champ Stephen Hendry face, respectively, Patrick Wallace and Jamie Bumett in Preston. Producer Jonathan Bramley
Editor Lawrence Duffy
4/9. The African republic of Mozambique might not be everyone's idyllic sun-and-sand destination. Nevertheless, it's the dream location for Jeff and Helen Wakeman.
Relocators Melissa Porter and Scott Huggins endeavour to make the brave move a success but will a mugging-allied to a lack of employment opportunities - make the couple change their minds at the end of the trial month?
Director Nik Warner ; Series producer Jeanine Josman
Turin, 4 July 1990: one of the most thrilling and, ultimately, heartbreaking nights in English football history - the World Cup semi-final against Germany. England lost on penalties, Gazza dissolved into tears and over 25 million television viewers at home were left emotionally exhausted by the whole traumatic experience. The match - including the agonising penalty shootout - is re-edited and relived in this moving one-off documentary through the eyes of many of the participants on that day, including Gary Lineker , Jurgen Klinsmann , Paul Gascoigne , Terry
Butcher, David Platt , Chris Waddle and Sir Bobby Robson. Director Will Bryant ; Executive producer Ricky Kelehar
Amanda and Adrian [text removed]have a problem - what to do when their youngest daughter leaves nursery for school in the spring. Amanda is adamant that one of them should be at the school gates to meet four-year-old Isobel. At the same time, Amanda is also unnerved at the prospect of compromising her career to look after her daughters.
Adrian reckons his early life as a children's entertainer makes him the best candidate to stay at home, but Amanda needs convincing. Each has a fortnight to put their theories into practice. There's an update at 10pm on BBC3. Director Mark Powell ; Series producer Claire Masters
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8/8. Vicky Pollard delivers a characteristically insightful speech to her ex-schoolmates. Dafydd discovers Myfanwy's Sapphic secret. With Matt Lucas and David Walliams. A new series is scheduled to start on BBC3 later this month. Director Steve Bendelack ; Producer Myfanwy Moore (AD)
Chelsea test their championship credentials against
Liverpool. Accompanying the action from Stamford Bridge are highlights of Manchester United v Middlesbrough and Birmingham City v Newcastle United. There's also a round-up from yesterday's six Premiership matches. Presented by Adrian Chiles , with Gordon Strachan and Alan Hansen. Series producer James Irving ; Series editor Philip Bernie BBC PRODUCTS: DVD, Match of the Day: 60s, 70s, 80s and Match of the Day Football Yearbook, both £19.99, all available now
It's the final round of the title race. Can Yorkshireman
James Toseland emulate Neil Hodgson and give Britain a second successive champion? Aussie Chris Vermeulen and Regis Laconi of France are among the main threats. Suzi Perry is at Magny-Cours in France with all the action. Series producer Belinda Rogerson
Steve Davis - for 22 years an almost permanent presence in the world's top 16 - faces fellow Englishman Sean Storey in a first-round match played over the best of nine frames. Plus the rest of the day's highlights from Preston. Presented by Hazel Irvine.
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WorkSkills: Make Your Mark Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 Planning Your Future Options available to school leavers. 65100 3.00 At Home and Abroad Work opportunities in Europe. 86742 4.00 Snakes and Ladders Advice for school leaversongetting-andkeeping-ajob. 10297 5.00 Youth Nation Richard Blackwood talks to 18-year-old Adam Hildreth , one of the youngest managing directors in Britain.
