6.35 Chemistry: Too Much of a Good Thing 7.00 Pure Maths: Space-Time Geometry

With Andi Peters.
(Stereo)
(Andi Peters's TV Dinner: page 14)

Hallo Spencer
More puppet fun in the town of Spencerville.
(Stereo)

Rhino War. Babar fails to fill out the proper papers to ship fairground supplies through Rhinoland, and a general in Rataxes' army declares war on Celesteville.

The McCullochs help an eccentric houseguest repair his damaged and unhappy life.
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Dance Time. An incredible pair of shoes turn George into a dancing sensation.

Boy George and Definition of Sound touch down on P9 to perform their new singles, and percussion group Urban
Strawberry Lunch make music from the studio set. Skyn decides there's myrtz to be made from selling package tours to P9. But then he gets a grading visit from
Zoe-Ee Gravalaxx , fearsome editor of The Good Planet Guide. Plus, a unique weather report with Michael Fish , another round of Parallel Playback, and the winner of the automaton competition. With
Roddy Maude-Roxby , Helen Atkins ,
Jenny Bolt , Dominic McHale and Kevin Williams.
Executive producer Jill Roach Series producer Glyn Edwards A Roach production for BBCtv * STEREO
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Western, starring John Payne
Lizabeth Scott
A town's Fourth of July celebrations are overshadowed by the arrival of a vengeful marshal looking for rancher Dan Ballard.
Director Allan Dwan
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Cartoon fun.

Introduced by Steve Rider.

Provisional Timetable
12.35 Football Focus; 1.10 News; 1.15 Paralympics; 1.55 Racing; 2.05 Water ski-ing; 2.25 Racing; 2.35 Water ski-ing; 2.55 Racing; 3.05 Golf 4.40 Final score

Golf
Round 3 of the GA European Open, from Sunningdale.
No player has ever won this tournament twice in its 14-year history. Sandy Lyle, champion back in 1979 at Turnberry, heads the list of players aiming to become the first to put his name on the trophy for the second time. Open champion Nick Faldo will be out to maintain the remarkably consistent record that has taken him to the top of the PGA European money list.

Football Focus
Bob Wilson and Gary Lineker reflect on the recent clutch of World Cup qualifiers and England's friendly in Spain. Plus, the pick of last week's Premier League matches, a look ahead to today's games and a preview of next week's European matches.

Paralympic Games
First of a three-part look at the outstanding performances from the Barcelona Games.
Commentary by Helen Rollason, Stuart Storey and Hamilton Bland.
(Part 2 in Sunday Grandstand. BBC2 from 12 noon; part 3 next Saturday.)

Water Ski-ing
World Barefoot Championships from Thurrock.
Britain has medal hopes in the team event, and with Shelley Doherty and Kim Harding in the jump. Their main opposition should come from Australia and the USA.
Commentary by Hazel Irvine and Alan Goggin.

Racing
From Goodwood.
2.00 ANC Express Delivery Trophy (1m)
2.30 Highland Spring/ROA Nursery Stakes (Handicap, 7f)
3.00 Ladbroke Racing Sprint Handicap Stakes (6f).
Commentary by Jimmy Lindley, Peter O'Sullevan and Julian Wilson.

Jim Davidson hosts the game show which combines the skills of snooker professionals with the general knowledge of contestants. Playing against the clock this week are world no 1 Stephen Hendry, Peter Ebdon from London and the young Welsh champion Darren Morgan. Keeping order is referee John "Mr Trick Shot" Virgo. Director Charles Garland
Producer John Burrowes
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Hidden cameras have captured some more members of the unsuspecting public agreeing to do ludicrous things. Jim Bowen , Anthea Turner ,
Leslie Crowther and Lesley Joseph try to guess the outcome of Bobby Davro 's pranks.
Series producer Brian Wesley Editor Judith Holder
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First showing on network television for this science fiction adventure starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley.

The unrestrained emotional power of a Vulcan mystic spells trouble for the captain and crew of the untested new starship Enterprise. Lured to the desolate world of Nimbus III, James Kirk and the others become caught up in a deadly quest unaware there is a glory-seeking Klingon in pursuit. This was Shatner's feature-film directing debut and includes his real-life daughter in a small role.

("Star Trek: The Naked Time" on Wednesday at 6.00pm. BBC2)
(Stereo) (Teletext Subtitles)
(Films pages 33-39)

Drama series charting the issues facing the hectic Accident and Emergency Department at Holby City Hospital.

There are new arrivals and fresh challenges now that the hospital has opted out of NHS control. Rookie doctor Rob Khalefa and cheeky care assistant Maxine Price find life in casualty tougher than they thought. And the staff agonise over the donation of a young man's organs for transplant.

Episode written by Barbara Machin
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Cover Story: page 20

The traditionally festive finale to the Proms season. In this second half Kiri Te Kanawa sings a trio of operatic arias including Ebben? ... Ne andrb lontana by Catalini, familiar from the film Diva.
As always the musical celebrations reach a climax with Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance March No 1, Wood's Fantasia on British
Sea-Songs, Arne's Rule, Britannia!and Parry's
Jerusalem. Before that, there are overtures by Brahms and Sullivan, and Peter Maxwell
Davies's Orkney Weddingwith Sunrise featuring George McIlwham on bagpipes.
The BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus and the BBC Singers are conducted by Andrew Davis , who says: "I always enjoy a knees-up but, as well as having a party, we try on the last night to reflect the eclectic nature of the whole season. I think tonight's programme is suitably diverse but also full of energy and joie de vivre."
Introduced by Richard Baker. Director Kriss Rusmanis
Series producer Jonathan Fulford
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NB As the Prom is being relayed live, subsequent programmes may be delayed.

With Martyn Lewis.
Weather Peter Cockroft
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Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Football
Highlights of two of the day's top Premier League matches plus key action and reaction from the other seven fixtures.
Boxing
WBC Featherweight
Championship from Toulouse in France. Paul Hodkinson, the champion, in his second defence of the title he took from Marcos
Villasana ten months ago, meets the current European champion and former IBF world super-bantamweight title-holder Fabrice Benichou.
Commentary by Harry Carpenter. ProducerViven Kent Editor Brian Barwick ● STEREO