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6.40 The Story Makers
Byron shows how to wash clothes.

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Looney Tunes
Pepe Le Pew has a new-found love.
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7.05 Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
Doggy-duo triple bill.
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7.30 Smile
As well as The Story of Tracy Beaker's Dani Harmer, McFly's Harry and Tom guest in this week's Pop Art. There's more from the new Smile Furry Family of ducks plus Arthur, Noah's Island, Jackie Chan Adventures, Lizzie McGuire and I Dream. With Fearne Cotton, Barney Harwood and Reggie Yates.
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The antidote to weekend drudgery continues with Nicki Chapman exploring the curious world of magic and illusion, from tricks to make your home appear bigger to the power of the mind over the body. Nicki also finds time to catch up with Stephen Tompkinson to hear about the actor's five most magical things. Series producer Dick Sharman

Presented by Craig Doyle.
12.05 Tennis John McEnroe , Greg Rusedski and young Scottish sensation
Andrew Murray , who recently won the US Open junior title, are among the eight players, both past and present, at London's Wembley Arena for the Superset event, offering a £250,000 top prize in a one-set knockout format.
1.05 Swimming The world short-course championships in Indianapolis, USA. James
Hickman will be competing in the 100m butterfly before trying for an unprecedented fifth gold medal in the 200m. Mark Foster , meanwhile, is hoping to make up for missing out on Athens in the 50m freestyle and butterfly.
1.30 Super League Best of the action from the play-offs final eliminator. This match gives the losers of last week's second-round clash another chance to progress to the Grand Final at Old Trafford.
2.00MotoGP With just three events remaining in the season, the title race reaches Suzuka in Japan. Italian ace Valentino Rossi is chasing a fourth straight title. Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish commentate.
3.00 Snooker The opening seven frames in the best-of-17-frame Grand Prix final from Preston's Guild Hall. This event replaced the LG Cup, which was won last year by Mark Williams. At the endofsessiononein
2003, the Welshman had opened up a 5-3 lead over John Higgins. Coverage continues at 8pm. BBCi: uninterrupted coverage available via the red button on the handset Producer Lakviar Singh
Editor Gabrielle Cook

As ever looking for a job, Frank tries his hand at being a salesman for a wholesale ironmonger.
Writer Raymond Allen

5/9. When John and Debra Bradford swap Bury for
Barcelona with their family of six, it's a challenge to say the least. Can relocators Jonathan Jay and Sunita Shroff help steer this family through the minefield of transferring from Lancashire to Spain? Schooling issues, accommodation challenges and the work expectations of life in the city are just some of the problems presenting themselves. Director Niall Carmichael ; Series editor Susannah Walker www.bbc.co.uk/getanewlife

The destination of the Grand Prix trophy as well as the winner's cheque for £60,000 will be decided as a maximum often frames are played at Preston's Guild Hall-
Last year's LG event at the same venue saw
John Higgins became only the second player after fellow Scot Stephen Hendry to compile a maximum 147 break in a major final. But being the 13th player to achieve the deed also proved unlucky: the "Wizard of Wishaw" lost the match 9-5 to Mark Williams. Taking the title meant the Welshman completed the formidable feat of holding the world, UK, Masters and LG titles simultaneously.
Introduced by Hazel Irvine , with Steve Davis and John Parrott. The commentators are Clive Everton,
Dennis Taylor , Willie Thome and John Virgo. BBCi: uninterrupted coverage available via the red button on the handset

Stately-but-moving drama about the friendship between a lonely boy and a seemingly harmless handyman, starring Billy Bob Thornton , who also wrote and directed. Having killed his mother and her lover when he was 12, Karl Childers is eventually released back into the community after years in a mental institution. As he starts to make a new life, Karl befriends a young boy, Frank Wheatley. Review page 46.

Renee Zellweger stars in a drama that's an affectionate take on that old staple: the teen musical. In 1950s America, two teenagers - one black, the other white - are brought together by their love of rock 'n' roll. But their lives are disrupted when local "squares" try to ban their music. Review page 46.
Director Allan Arkush (1994, PG)

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2.00 WorkSkills in Construction: the Complete Guide The careers on offer in the construction industry. 59546 3.00
WorkSkills in Construction: the Career Ladder Three students discover the realities of working on high-profile building projects. 70188 4.00 WorkSkills in Construction: Communication and Customer Care Skills Presenting ideas effectively.
5.00 WorkSkills in Construction: Building Your Business