Can Tweety avoid Sylvester?
Francine learns about sportsmanship and Arthur's besotted with a babysitter.
Saber sends imps to the school disco.
Ice sculpture, party bowls and drawing snow with chalk give a festive flavour.
There's treasure to be found in town.
The penguin has lots of packages.
Evan learns to keep a promise.
BB learns about beach safety.
Judy takes a trip up Mount Snowdon.
Liverpool v Sydney FC or Deportivo Saprissa
In Yokohama, Liverpool kick off their quest to add a World Club championship crown to the Champions League title they won with victory over AC Milan in May (kick-off 10.20).
The last Brits to reach the tournament were Man Utd, but they failed to claim the title in the inaugural competition in Rio. Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez will hope for victory here to set up a trip to the final on Sunday, where they could meet Brazil's Copa Libertadores champions Sao Paulo. Mark Pougatch hosts, with commentary by Steve Wilson and Gary Gillespie. Producer lan Finch
Editor Andrew Clement
Clay soil is tackled. (RXS)
Business news.
With two semi-final places taken, remaining players strive to join the last four. Hazel Irvine, Steve Davis and John Parrott present live coverage from York.
Commentary by Clive Everton , Neal Foulds , Terry Griffiths ,
Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo. n Digital viewers can choose which
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Elimination quiz.
The last quarter-finals are played to a conclusion. Against-the-odds world champ Shaun Murphy and people's favourite Jimmy White could feature. <S)
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With 48 hours until the decider, judge Craig Revel
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Award-winning artists feature in highlights from the past year: Nobel Prize winner Harold Pinter on the future of theatre; and Mercury Music Prize winners Antony and the Johnsons. Plus Martin Scorsese on Caravaggio; Sylvie Guillem ; Damien Hirst ; Kaiser Chiefs; Kurt Vonnegut ; Anselm Kiefer ; Gilbert and George; Daniel Barenboim on Bach; Rufus and Martha Wainwright ; Franz Ferdinand ; Rachel Whiteread ; and U2. Verity Sharp hosts. The series returns after Christmas. Series producer Julian Birkett ; Executive producer Edward Morgan Repeated at 12.30am www.bbc.co.uk/cultureshow Antony and the Johnsons perform on BBC4 tomorrow at 9pm
7/8. A huge Victorian villa was a snip for Mike and Mandy at under £100,000. But Mandy's enthusiasm for period detail clouds the bigger picture, and a huge structural issue must be addressed. Charlie Luxton visits the hopeful homeowners in Clackmannanshire. Producer Martin Morrison ; Series producer Amy Joyce RT DIRECT: book only £17.50 (inci p&p). Send a cheque, payable to RT Direct Book Offers, to [address removed] call [number removed]042 quoting RT (calls cost no more than 8p per min from landlines); visit www.rtdirect.sparkledirect.com
2/3. The Prisoner. How did the President of Russia take on one of the richest men in the world? The trial of Mikhail Khodorkovsky evolved from Vladimir Putin 's attack on a wayward billionaire into a litmus test for the governance of Russia. Khodorkovsky's exiled partner Leonid Nevzlin , lawyers, the parents, and bit players such as Gary Kasparov have their say. Ian Holm narrates. Contains strong language.
Director/Producer Patrick Forbes
With Kirsty Wark.
Trio: Allein Gott in der Hoh sei Ehr, BWV 664 is played by John Scott Whiteley.
11.25 Orgel-Buchlein: Ich rufzu dir, Herr Jesu Christ , BWV 639 - filmed at Luneburg in Germany.
Hazel Irvine wraps up the quarter-final action and looks ahead to tomorrow's semi-final.
shown at 7pm
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2.00 Alternative Takes Exploring issues of particular interest to young people. Tonight, a Scottish focus: Teen Commandments, hosted by Edith Bowman.
