Paul Burden and Sara Cobum with analysis of the business and financial news.
Timetable on Monday ...............................
Today's breakfast programme, featuring highlights from Atlanta.
In the swimming pool, European silver medallist Paul Palmer was a British medal hope, competing in the 400m freestyle final. Meanwhile, Commonwealth champion Martin Harris was aimingfora medal-winning performance in the 100m backstroke contest.
Also, Britain's women's hockey team are hoping to improve on 1992's bronze medal win in Barcelona, when they take on host nation the USA.
Plus all the latest news and results in gymnastics, boxing, yachting and tennis, presented by Steve Rider and Hazel Irvine.
Including at 7.15, 7.45 and 8.15 News
Extended highlights from the overnight Olympic action in Atlanta.
Including more swimming results from yesterday's five finals, news from the women's team gymnastics title, and an update on Britain's match against the USA in the women's hockey.
Also featured are boxing, tennis, volleyball, and basketball. Plus a look at the new Olympic sport of beach volleyball. Introduced by Gary Linekerand Hazel Irvine.
Including at 11.00 and 12.00 News
Regional News and Weather
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Featuring the latest news from the last day of the three-day eventing team competition, in which the gold medal will be decided. After disappointing results in the Barcelona Olympics, the British team will be hoping to repeat theirsuccess of just two years ago in the Netherlands, when they became world champions. The show jumpingconcludes today's equestrian competition. With commentary from Michael Tucker and LomaClarke.
In the pool, Nick Gillingham is aimingfor a place in the 200m breaststroke final when he swims in today's heats. The last time Britain won this event was in Montreal, in 1976, when David Wilkie won the gold medal in record time. Twenty years on, Gillingham will once again be swimming for gold, in a determined attempt to improve on his bronze medal win in Barcelona fouryears ago, and the silver medal which he collected eight years ago in Seoul.
Meanwhile, world short-course champion Sarah Hardcastle swims in the 800m freestyle heats, hopingfora place in tomorrow's final. With commentary from Hamilton Bland and Andy Jameson. Introduced by Sue Barker.
Brett and Susan say goodbye to Africa. Jo plays an unwelcome cupid.
Shown at 12.35pm For cast see Monday
With John Humphrys and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Suzanne Charlton.
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Desmond Lynam presents another look at all the action from Atlanta on day six of the Olympics.
Britain's three-day event team have won gold three times at the Olympics and, after winning the World Championships two years ago, they were among the favourites to top the podium in Atlanta today. This successful side has remained virtually intact since winning the world title in the Netherlands, with Karen Dixon, Charlotte Bathe and Mary King all in action at the Georgia International Horse Park.
Another of Britain's medal hopes was in action today at the cycling velodrome at Stone Mountain Park, where Graeme Obree started his bid for Olympic gold in the early rounds of the men's pursuit.
In the pool, Nick Gillingham swam in the qualifying heats of the 200m breaststroke, and Sarah Hardcastle was in the women's 800m freestyle heats.
Plus live action from the lightweight judo finals, news from the tennis courts, and a look ahead at tomorrow's rowing semi-finals featuring champions Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent.
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With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional News
Weather Suzanne Charlton.
In 1934, in Canada, Elzire Dionne gave birth to five identical girls, attracting a great deal of unwanted media attention. To ensure the babies' survival, the sisters were looked after in a specially built hospital, only to become a major tourist attraction. Cecile, Annette and Yvonne, the three surviving sisters, are now 62 and living together in Montreal. In tonight's documentary, they talk openly about their lives, which since birth have been scarred by loneliness and tragedy.
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Producer Jane Treays
Series editor Olivia Lichtenstein
Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
10.30 Gymnastics
12.20am Swimming
12.31 Men's 200m breaststroke
12.47 Women's 200m individual medley
1.13 Men's 100m butterfly
1.35 Women's 4 x 100m medley relay
1.45 Weightlifting, three-day event
2.20 Yachting/boxing, tennis, badminton, beach volleyball, basketball
Timings are subject to alteration
Gymnastics
The fifth day of competition could start on a familiar note, with Belarus's Vitaly Scherbo looking to win another gymnastics gold as he defends his men's all-round title. Scherbo won six golds in Barcelona and is one of the favourites to win this evening, along with world champion Li Xiaozhuang of China. Lee McDermott and Dominic Brindle compete for Britain.
Commentary by Barry Davies , Christine Still and Mitch Fenner.
Videoplus code for 10.20-1.45
The Miller. A portrait of a Yorkshire water-mill owner. Repeat .......
Drama starring Lizabeth Scott, Jane Greer.
Released from prison on parole, Diane is assigned to the care of officer Joan Willburn. She soon has a flat, a job and a lover, but later discovers that she needs her parole officer's permission to marry.
(1950) (Black and white)
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