Simulcast on the CBBC channel 8.45-11.00am.
Martial arts action.
Balloon-sculpting and beat-boxing are the challenges facing Sam and Mark.
Digital viewers can access films about a pavement artist and a surf lifesaver
The crew of a supercraft is trapped under the waves.
Animated adventure. With Manhattan being terrorised by a creature that's abducting the rodent population, mouse Fievel and his friends set out to find the culprit. Review page 53. (2000, U)
An American Tail: the Treasure of Manhattan Island is on Friday at 11.50am
Adventure with Kirk Douglas. From the Australian "high country", Jim Craig is sent to a lowland farm. Caught between an old family feud and the love of a young woman, he must use his horsemanship to prove himself.
Review page 53 (1982, PG)
Will half a million pay for a home in Hampshire?
Sudoku and general knowledge combine for a quiz with Eamonn Holmes.
Basketball star John Amaechi and jockey Richard Dunwoody are the guests.
Gothenburg's Ullevi Stadium hosts the opening day of the 19th European Athletics Championships.
4.30 Heptathlon
Carolina Kluft will be keen to defend the heptathlon title she won four years ago in Munich. The event continues with the shot.
4.50 Women's 800m round one
Rising star Rebecca Lyne begins her campaign.
5.35 Men's 100m second round
British sprinter Mark Lewis-Francis will expect to feature prominently in an event that Great Britain has won in four of the past five championships.
5.45 Men's shot final
6.10 Men's 1500m semi-final
Andrew Baddeley will look to book a place in the final.
6.40 Heptathlon
The 200m event.
7.10 Women's 10,000m final
Kathy Butler, Mara Yamauchi and Hayley Yelling go for Team GB.
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Radio Five Live has coverage from 7pm in Five Live Sport
Prehistoric art up to 8,000 BC, the novels of Charles Dickens, the life and music of Edith Piaf, and the life and films of James Dean, are tonight's specialist head-scratchers. John Humphrys is the inquisitor.
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The University of Wales, Aberystwyth, does battle with the University of Bristol. Jeremy Paxman fires the questions.
Griff Rhys Jones, Rory McGrath, Dara O'Briain and Loli the dog set off on the second leg of the trip up the Thames from Kingston to Oxford. Entering the Wallingford Regatta, our heroes are up against the junior novice ladies team. However, as night draws in and they still have three miles to go, will the weary trio carry on rowing, or ask for help to speed them along? Contains strong language.
Dara O'Briain presents Turn Back Time on Wednesday at 10pm
The Aussie comedy's second series.
Kim's marriage is in trouble while newlywed Kath's libido has gone AWOL.
First shown on Living TV
Listen to moiye!: page 59
Presented by Emily Maitlis.
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Fashion designer Wolfgang Joop, star hairdresser Udo Walz and DJ Paul Van Dyk talk to Kirsty Wark and Toby Aimes as they visit Germany's capital.
Tales from Madrid is on Wednesday at 11.20pm
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Repeats are not indicated
1.00 Talk Portuguese
Beginners' course covering travel essentials. With in-vision subtitles.
2.30 Brazil Inside Out
Travel and culture guide exploring the country from north to south, visiting Salvador and the north-east, Rio de Janeiro, Manaus and the Amazon, Sao Paulo, and the South.
5.00 Brazil
Exploring working people and their environments in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and the Amazon.