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Guests include Emmerda/e's Ian Kelsey , who plays David Glover. Clock perform their new single, Everybody,
Kriss Akabusi meets Britain's Olympic rowing heroes, the Searle brothers, and Kellie Bright checks out Majorca. Presented by Zoe Ball and Grant Stott.
Series producer Liz Scott ; Executive producer
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A story of everyday teenage life in a lively
California town. Stereo ...
Bugs Bunny and friends in a feature-length celebration of the work of animator Friz Freleng.
Director Friz Freleng (1981).....
◆FILM REVIEWS pages 37-42 12.27 Weather
Introduced by Steve Rider.
12.35 Football Focus
As the FA Premiership gets under way, a look at the opening weekend's fixtures.
1.00 News
1.05 Cricket Focus
A review of the week's action and a preview of the sixth and final Test, starting at the Oval on Thursday.
1.20 Motor Sport
British Touring Car Championship from Brands Hatch, featuring rounds 18 and 19. Commentary by Murray Walker.
1.50 Showjumping
Action from the Hickstead Derby. Commentary by Stephen Hadley and Michael Tucker.
Grandstand continues at 2.30pm on BBC2. Final Score is at 4.40pm.
In the first live VJ event, 20,000 veterans and their families gather outside Buckingham Palace for a service in the presence of the Queen, followed by a march-past.
The service includes a two-minutes' silence, after which poppies will be scattered.
Introduced by John Tusa, with commentary by Eric Robson. See today's choices.
(The next VJ-50 programme, River Pageant and Fireworks, is at 9.55pm)
VJ 50 Live
2.30pm BBC 1 Emotions will be running high in a full day of pageantry marking the : 50th Anniversary of VJ Day.The day's events start with an open-air service conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury outside Buckingham Palace, attended by the Queen and the royal family. A veterans' parade follows, led by four Gurkhas bearing the Victoria Cross, the highest award for valour, which they won in the Far East campaign. The arrival of a Lancaster bomber signals the start of two minutes' silence; when it returns, the bomb bays will open to release thousands of poppies. At 9.55pm, there are highlights of the rest of the day's celebrations. The Queen takes to the Thames for a a waterborne procession from Westminster Pier to the Pool of London, accompanied by some Dunkirk little ships. After a veterans' reception on board the royal yacht and an aerial display, the day culminates with a massive firework display on the river.
The day's results, plus reports.
Animated fijn
Fantasy adventure starring
Dolph Lundgren
Frank Langella
On distant Eternia, Castle Greyskull has fallen to the might of evil Skeletor-would-be Master of the Universe. Only He-Man can stop him assuming power - but not if he is stuck on the primitive far-off planet called Earth.
Director Gary Goddard (1987)
* FILM REVIEWS pages 37-42
The series where pets compete to win prizes forthemselvesortheirowners. This week's show features dung beetles, horses, toads and dogs.
Presented by Dale Winton , assisted by Terry Nutkins and vet Mary Nicoll. Director Bob Cousins ; Producer Mark Linsey
VIDEO: send a video of your pet to Pets Win Prizes, BBCtv, 252 Western Avenue. London W3 6XJ. All video tapes will be returned.
Anthea Turner presents this week's draw with guests pop stars PJ and Duncan, and Krishnan Guru-Murthy meets more lottery beneficiaries.
Producer Richard Woolfe Stereo
A selected episode from the drama series set in the A and E department of Holby City Hospital.
Not Waving but Drowning. A surfing beach is turned into a battleground after chemical waste is dumped into the sea. Matt is attacked, and Charlie and Basfinally clearthe air.
Episode written by Ashley Pharoah ; Producer
Corinne Hollingworth ; Director Michael Owen Morris
With Nicholas Witchell.
Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft Followed by National Lottery Update
Bob Monkhouse faces his audience in a uniquely frank and comic question-and-answer session. Director Ian Hamilton ; Producer Alan Nixon
VJ-50 LIVE
A roundup of the day's celebrations, presented by John Tusa. Afterthis afternoon's service and veterans' march-past at Buckingham Palace, the Queen takes part in a procession on the River Thames, described by Julian Tutt and Raymond Baxter , which is followed by a fly-past of 80 ancient and modern aircraft and an aerial display by helicopters. The evening reaches a climax in a firework display stretching from Westminsterto Tower Bridge. See today's choices.
Producer David Pickthall ; Editor PhilipSGilbert
Highlights of two top matches on the opening day of the FA Premiership season, as Chelsea take on Everton and Liverpool play Sheffield Wednesday.
Commentary by Barry Davies and Clive Tyldesley. Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Alan Hansen and Gary Lineker. See today's choices. Series producer John Shrewsbury
Editor Brian Barwick
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Suspense drama starring
Ed Harris , Roxanne Hart
David Suchet
Harry Nash is the best defence lawyer in the business. Then a provocative youngwoman begins a passionate affair with him and asks him to defend her estranged husband, who is accused of a brutal murder.
Director Roger Spottiswoode (1987)
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