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6.40 The Story Makers

Looney Tunes
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7.05 Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
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7.30 Smile
McFly and the 411 play in the studio. Plus games, dramas and cartoons.
Presented by Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates. (S)
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Virgin boss Richard Branson and property tycoon Tina Heulin have their personalities assessed. Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen on individuality in the home and The League of Gentlemen's Mark Gatiss on his grotesque creations. With Nicki Chapman. Series producer Dick Sharman

A visit to Brookwood cemetery, Surrey on Armistice Day. Plus the week's weather.

9/13. The Great Plateau. How volcanos will turn the Earth into a hothouse.
12.25 10/13. The Endless Desert. Meet the futuristic gloomworm creature.

A German pilot has an affair with his commander's wife in this First World War drama starring George Peppard and James Mason. Review page 52. Director John Guillermin (1966, PG)
James Mason stars in Hotel Reserve tomorrow at 1.30pm

1/2. Drama-documentary about five astronauts' perilous trip through our solar system.
Shown last Tuesday on BBC1

First part of drama documentary about five astronauts. The Pegasus heads for Venus, Mars and Jupiter where the crew find atrocious atmospheric conditions.

Introduced by Craig Doyle.
4.15 Sport Plus Sporting news.
4.40 Rugby Union Action from England v Canada in which the world champions were looking for a confidence boosting win ahead of tougher matches against South Africa and Australia. Plus highlights of Scotland v Japan.
5.20 Rugby League Action from the Tri-Nations tie between Great Britain and Australia. Producer Richard Carr ; Editor
Alastair McIntyre

Highlights of today's earlier act of Remembrance at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. Commentary comes from David Dimbleby and Colonel John Hughes-Wilson .

9/9. There's not the greatest of calls for a watersports business in Durham, so Angela Winship, brother Garrett and husband David plan to up sticks to sunny Tenerife. Will the waters be calm and inviting or shark infested?
Relocators Scott Huggins and Tina Korrup do the navigating. Director Alexis Giradet ; Series editor Susannah Walker

4/4. The Closest Thing to Dying. Telling the story of what is considered the greatest fight of all time -the 1975 "Thrilla in Manila" between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier. Set against the backdrop of the civil rights struggle and Black Power politics, it was also a world in which Ali had emerged as an unlikely crusader against the injustices of Vietnam. Frazier, an Olympic hero, had to endure the scorn and derision of his own race fuelled by Ali's slurs. When the two entered the ring, bitterness had become hatred, but had the demands of the audience and the enmity between the fighters gone too far?
Producer Tom Ware ; Executive producer Michael Poole

5/9. Desmond Lynam reprises his role of guest host. Shown last Friday on BBC1

Highlights of today's Premiership games as a struggling West Brom host Middlesbrough and Champions League hopefuls Newcastle provide a test of Man United's championship pedigree. Plus a round-up of yesterday's results and all the latest news. Presented by Adrian Chiles.
Series producer James Irving ; Editor Mark Demuth Live coverage of England's friendly match against Spain is on Wednesday at 8.20pm on BBC1

Stately and moving drama directed, written by and starring Billy Bob Thornton. 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 for himself, Karl befriends a young boy, Frank Wheatley. Review page 52.
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2.00 Get Reading Get Writing: Reading Skills
3.00 IT for Work
4.00 IT for Retirement
5.00 New Arrivals