Analysis of the principal trading stories. With Paul Burden and Sara Coburn.
Timetable on Monday ...............................

Featuring the best of the overnight sporting action from Atlanta, Georgia.

Seven athletics titles were decided, including the men's 400m where Britain's Roger Black and Du'aine Ladejo were expected to be among those trying to prevent America's Michael Johnson from adding Olympic gold to his world title. Plus, the women's 800m final, with Britain's Kelly Holmes a medal hopeful, and the 110m hurdles final, expected to include the British duo Colin Jackson and Tony Jarrett. Track highlights also feature the finals of the men's longjump and the women's 400m, while Britain's Sally Gunnell competes in the 400m hurdles semi-finals, continuing her defence of the Olympic crown.
Other overnight action includes the medals decided in gymnastics, diving and yachting. Introduced by Steve Rider and Hazel Irvine.
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Including at 7.15, 7.45 and 8.15 News

Extended highlights from Atlanta of the overnight sporting action.

Seven gold medals were at stake in athletics with an anticipated clash between Britain's Roger Black and Du'aine Ladejo and America's Michael Johnson in the men's 400m. In the men's long jump, America's Carl Lewis was looking for a fourth consecutive gold, while Britain's Olympic champion Sally Gunnell was in action in the 400m hurdles semi-finals, hoping to improve on her Olympic best of 53.23 seconds set at Barcelona.
Five gymnastics gold medals were also decided overnight, as well as titles in diving and weightlifting. Introduced by Gary Lineker and Hazel Irvine.
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Including at 11.00 and 12.00 News (Subtitled) Regional News and Weather

Detailsat5.35pm Stereo

Weather

Britain's women continue their hopes of hockey medals when they complete their group games against Argentina starting at 2pm. Forward Jane Sixsmith is looking for the goals needed to put the team through to the medal matches later in the week.
Richard Phelps competes for Britain in the revamped modern pentathlon, which starts this afternoon with the shooting and fencing and ends tonight with running. There are also medals to win in mountain-biking. Sue Barker introduces all the sporting action from Atlanta.

Cricket after 3.55pm, further live action from today's 60-overs-per-side quarter-final matches.
(Coverage continues at 5.35pm on BBC2)
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Sparks fly in Ramsay Street as the fiery Cheryl fails to warm to Lou's bride-to-be. Brett returns from Africa to find a new friend, but does Sam have a future in Ramsay Street?
(Shown at 12.35pm)
(For cast see Friday)

With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
Weather Bill Giles

See Monday for details

Featuring the latest news, highlights and live action from Atlanta, introduced by Desmond Lynam.

Seven gold medals were decided in the overnight athletics, including the 110m hurdles in which Britain's Colin Jackson and Tony Jarrett, hotly tipped as favourites before the Olympics began, were expected to be strong contenders. Britain's Kelly Holmes, one of the quickest of the year over the two laps, was expected to carry Britain's hopes in the women's 800m final, but Britain's men were prepared for a tough time in the 400m final with America's Michael Johnson, the pre-Olympic favourite, competing.

Tonight's live coverage includes a look at how the boxing and tennis quarter finals are progressing, plus the men's doubles table-tennis final.
There's also highlights of last night's key gymnastics performances, with five individual apparatus finals and news of the British women's hockey team's final group match earlier today.

The residents of Albert Square find themselves the centre of attention when the Walford Gazette shows an interest in their campaign against the council. Phil and Kathy receive some bad news. Joe causes more problems for David and Lorraine. Meanwhile, Tony tries to face up to his new responsibilities.

(For cast see Thursday)

With Michael Buerk.
(Subtitled)
Regional News
Weather Bill Giles

A series about the paranormal presented by Carol Vorderman.
Tonight, Chris Choi explores the strange sounds recorded in a Welsh pub; an experiment into whether people have a psychic sixth sense of being observed; and two women who claim to have been abducted by aliens.
See today's choices.

Chris Choi examines mysterious sounds in a Welsh pub. Other features include a UFO abduction, psychic awareness and staring, and a man who came face to face with himself.

Introduced by Desmond Lynam.

10.15 Weightlifting/Badminton
11.15 Tennis/Women's hockey
11.55 Yachting/Modern pentathlon
12.50 Football/Boxing
2.00 Hockey
2.25 Basketball/Volleyball/Badminton/Softball/Boxing
Timings are subject to alteration

Tennis
Action from the men's singles quarterfinals. Although this event produced some surprises in 1992 in Barcelona with Switzerland's Marc Rosset winning, it's expected that Andre Agassi will edge ever closer to a gold medal this time playing on home soil.

Plus, coverage of the final group matches in the women's hockey competition with Spain taking on the United States and Australia playing the Netherlands. Also, the latest action from boxing, badminton, football, weightlifting, yachting, modern pentathlon, basketball and volleyball.
10.10pm-2.00am
2.00-4.25am

Drama starring Jean Harlow, Spencer Tracy

Dutch Miller's involvement in a strike at a tuna cannery has tragic repercussions for his wife Hattie.
(1936) (Black and white)
See Films: pages 45-50 ***