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: CBBC: Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
Triple bill of antics. (R) (S): CBBC: Smile
Jo O'Meara and Love Bites guest, and Kevin paints his band Liberty X. Plus Arthur, Dennis the Menace, Krypto the Superdog and Metalheads. Rochelle Wiseman, Kirsten O'Brien and Nev host.[website removed]
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: Private Life of Plants
Flowering. Sex is on the menu as David Attenborough looks at the purpose of flowers.Contributors
: Sunday Grandstand
With Sue Barker and Clare Balding.11.00 Tennis The concluding two matches of Britain's Davis Cup tie with Switzerland in Geneva. In the reverse singles, British number one Greg Rusedski and Swiss superstar Roger Federer , who recently took the US Open title, are expected to have a major say in which country will play in the World Group in 2006. Commentary by Andrew Castle , David Mercer and John Lloyd.
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INTERACTIVE: there is more Davis Cup coverage from 3.00 via the red button
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: MotoGP
Is Italian aceValentino Rossi still on course for his fifth straight world title after round 13, at the Sepang circuit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia? Suzi Perry presents the action, with Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish.
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: Racing
Three races from the Ascot festival at Newmarket, the most valuable weekend race meeting in Britain. Starts are at: 3.45 and 4.20.
It was here in 1996 that Frankie Dettori won his "magnificent seven".Contributors
: Rugby League
Highlights of this weekend's Super League play-offs. The third-placed team encounters the sixth-best side, while fourth takes on fifth. The grand final is on 15 October. producer Richard CarrEditor Ron Chakraborty
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: Rio Conchos
Western with Richard Boone and Stuart Whitman. When2 000 rifles are stolen from a US command post. Captain Haven is dispatched to track them down. Joining him are a killer and a bandit. Review page 50. Director Gordon Douglas (1964)
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: Top of the Pops
Robbie Williams , Bon Jovi , Hard-Fi, Ricky Martin , Kanye West , Damian Marley and Sheryl Crow star.Producer Sally Wood ; Executive producer Andi Peters TOP OF THE POPS MAGAZINE: now published fortnightly. price E2
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: Malcolm in the Middle
Softball. Series five. A game of softball ends badly for our hero. Meanwhile, Hal applies to the CIA.First shown on Sky One
: The Best of Top Gear
Who will get to the ski slopes first: Jeremy Clarkson by road in a Ferrari 612 Scaglietti, or James May and Richard Hammond by air? Find out in a first selection of highlights from the most recent series. Producer Gary Broadhurst ; Executive producer Andy Wilmanwww.bbc.co.uk/topgear Stars in Fast Cars: 9pm on BBC3
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: Mechannibals
New series 1/8. Championing the ingenuity of Britain's backyard inventors, this show follows two families competing to create the best machine to decimate a shed. They have 48 hours to invent and build the most devastating contraptions, using only components from things in their homes - but this destruction leads to dramatic shouting matches.Series producer Mike McDowall
Executive producer Hamish Barbour
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: Europe: a Natural History
3/4. Taming the Wild. From a largely forested, virgin landscape to today's manicured continent, Europe has been transformed at an ever-accelerating rate over the past 10,000 years. Forests were decimated and minerals excavated. How did wildlife - and humans- cope with these changes? Sean Pertwee narrates. Series producers Klaus Felchtenberger and Patrick Morris
First shown on BBC4
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: Space: Flyinq Visits
Black Holes. The terrifying world of the ultimate monster. Hosted by Sam Neill. Producer Teresa Hunt ; Exec producer Stephen WilkinsonContributors
: Dead Ringers
5/6. Look-a-like laughs from Phil Cornwell ,Kevin Connelly , Jon Culshaw , Mark Perry and Jan Ravens. Directors Ben Fuller and Pati Marr ; Producer Gareth Edwards
www.bbc.co.uk/deadringers The new series continues on Radio 4 at 6.30pm on Friday
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: Match of the Day 2
Highlights of today's clash between Middlesbrough and Sunderland. Plus a review of goals and news from the weekend. Graeme Le Saux and CharltonAthletic's Danny Murphy join host Adrian Chiles.
Producer Paul Foster
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: Arrested Development
Switch Hitter. Gob is hired by a rival company. The next episode is on Thursday at 11.20pm on BBC4.Shown last Thursday on BBC4
: Night of the Living Dead
Classic horror directed by George A Romero and starring Judith O'Dea. A young woman is attacked in a graveyard by a zombie-like creature. To her horror, she learns the dead have been resurrected and are preying on humans. Review page 50.(1968,18) (BW) George A Romero 's Dawn of the Dead is Tuesday 11.45pm on BBC1 And Don't Miss...: page 47; Film Trivia: page 57
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: Tomorrow I Die
Bill Pullman and HeatherGraham star in a Mickey Spillane tale of mistaken identity from the Fallen Angels strand.
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: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/ieamingzoneWorkSkills in Construction Repeats not indicated.
2.00 The Complete Guide The construction industry is examined. 43297 3.00 The Career Ladder
4.00 Communication and Customer Care Skills 54341 5.00 Building Your Business
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