With Paul Burden and Adam Shaw.
At 6.00, 6.15, 6.30, 6.45 News; 6.25 Sport; 6.27,6.58 Regional news; 6.15
Financial papers; 6.55 Weather.......
With Justin Webb and Juliet Morris.
At 7.00,8.00 main news, with summaries every 15 minutes; 7.12,7.40,8.12,8.40 Business; 7.25,7.55,8.25,8.55 Weather, Regional news, Travel; 7.32,8.32 Sport.
Juliet Morris focuses on the day's current affairs in depth. TELEPHONE: [number removed], fax [number removed]or write to PO Box 9988. London W 12 6BN.
Including how to be successful with meringues and which wines to serve with puddings.
(Rpt)
Looking at life in the complex colonies of bees and wasps, filmed using the latest macrophotography techniques.
Anton Mosimann cooks for, and Angela Rippon talks to the guest of the day. Today, actress June Whitfield talks about her career and eats blue trout.
Regional News; Weather
Live coverage of the final day's play in the second Test match between England and India. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
See Jonathan Agnew: page 38
Including at 12.00 News Regional News and Weather
(Details at 5.35pm)
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Wimbledon 96
Continuing the day's coverage from the All England Club. Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Cricket: Second Test
Further live coverage from today's match at Lord's.
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Angie plans a lonely birthday. Joanna decides to wait for Mr Right. Stonefish catches a bug which could complicate his relationship with Annalise.
(Shown at 1.35pm)
(For cast see Wednesday)
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
(Subtitled)
Weather Suzanne Charlton
On tonight's entertainment panel show, actress Cheryl Murray and comedian Kevin Day team up to take on Karl Howman, who plays Wayne in Bad Boys on BBC1, and comedian Helen Austin. Hosted by Mike Smith.
A series reporting on high street shops and helping shoppers make the best choices.
Tonight, Vanessa Feltz takes three women to town to test which shop gives the best fitting bra. Chris Choi sees whether his disposable camera achieves the same results as Fleet Street's paparazzi. Celebrity panellists, actress Wendy Craig, comedian Steve Punt, television chef Brian Turner and columnist Lowri Turner test the tastes of summer, and hit band Let Loose pick and price outfits for their latest video.
See today's choices.
Watchdog - Value for Money
7.30pm BBC 1 "When it comes to buying a bra, most women are fumbling about in the dark," says Vanessa Feltz displaying her ample proportions squeezed into an ill-fitting undergarment. And she is not alone. Apparently 70 per cent of British women are wearing the wrong sized bra so Feltz and co go into the high street to take to task those shops who are "making big bucks out of our boobs". The resultant film is simultaneously amusing and depressing. It seems your best bet is to get your bras specially made by the Queen's own, disarmingly frank, corsetiere.
This is the style of the consumer tests featured in this series which assesses the quality and value for money of items as diverse as haircuts, take-away pizzas and disposable cameras.
Vanessa Feltz reveals even more to Clement Freud next week in RT.
Kathy has a night out with Pat, while Phil spends an evening with the boys. David's quick thinking saves Joe's date with Sarah, and Robbie's pizza deliveries attract unwanted attention.
(For cast see Thursday) (Stereo)
Last episode of the comedy series written by Carla Lane.
Starring Nerys Hughes, Polly James
The recently reunited friends have a furious row about their mothers after Beryl's noise disturbs Sandra's fantasy about her beloved Rex. Beryl decides to move out of Sandra's house. Is this the end of the two women's friendship?
See This Week: page 12
With Peter Sissons.
Regional News
Weather Suzanne Charlton
In-depth investigation and analysis of major events at home and abroad with Panorama's team of reporters.
(Subtitled)
The first of the nightly round-ups of action at this year's Wimbledon fortnight. Each night, Sue Barker will be joined by a guest expert to reflect on the day's stories. Today's action featured the start of Pete Sampras's attempt to take his fourth successive singles title. His likely challengers are also ready to enter the fray, including some notable past winners: Boris Becker, runner-up last year, Andre Agassi, Michael Stich and Stefan Edberg, in his last Wimbledon.
(Repeated tomorrow at 9.00am on BBC2 as Yesterday at Wimbledon)
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Wimbledon Reader Offers: pages 122-124
Thriller starring Walter Matthau, Robert Shaw
Four desperate men hatch a hijack plot with a difference. They take over a New York subway car - and 17 of its passengers - and demand one million dollars, to be paid within the hour. A nail-biting situation ensues as the hijackers threaten to kill the passengers unless the ransom is paid.
(1974, 15)
See Films: pages 46-56 ****
Barry Norman on Robert Shaw and The Taking of Pelham One Two Three: page 46
