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Introduced by Steve Rider.
1.00 Cricket Focus A look ahead to
England's first one-day match against
South Africa, plus county championship news and Benson and Hedges Cup action.
1.25,2.10,2.40,3.10 Golf Live coverage from the Oxfordshire on the penultimate day of the International Open. Bemhard Langerwill hope to emulate his victory of last year, though rising British star Lee Westwood will have other ideas.
Commentary by Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Mike Hughesdon and Beverly Lewis.
1.50,2.25,2.50 Racing From Newbury, featuring races at 2.00, 2.30 and 3.00. Commentary by Jim McGrath , Willie Carson and Clare Balding,
Producer Martin Hopkins ; Editor Dave Gordon Stereo Videoplus code for 12.55-5.15
12.55-3.10(notPDC) ....................
3.10-5.15(notPDC) ......................

Contributors

Introduced By:
Steve Rider.
Commentary By:
Peter Alliss
Commentary By:
Alex Hay
Commentary By:
Mike Hughesdon
Commentary By:
Beverly Lewis.
Commentary By:
Jim McGrath
Commentary By:
Willie Carson
Producer:
Martin Hopkins
Editor:
Dave Gordon Stereo

The snooker game show presented by Jim Davidson , with referee John Virgo. Tonight's guest players are John Parrott , Darren Morgan and Lee Walker. Director Richard Valentine ; Producer
GeoffMiles Stereo Subtitled ........

Contributors

Presented By:
Jim Davidson
Unknown:
John Virgo.
Unknown:
John Parrott
Unknown:
Darren Morgan
Unknown:
Lee Walker.
Director:
Richard Valentine

In this week's edition of the dream-fulfilment show, Gaby Roslin meets three aspiring photographers competing to work for a leading sports photographic agency. Three fishermen and their sons aim to win a Scottish salmon-fishing holiday, and three young Blue Peter addicts try to win a day on the set of the programme with their mothers.
(Stereo)

Contributors

Presenter:
Gaby Roslin
Director:
Patricia Mordecai
Producer:
Rob Clark

Anthea Turner and Patrick Kielty host the weekend lottery show. Tonight's celebrity guests are actors Neil Morrisseyand
Michelle Collins , while Bernie presents TV Home Play. Plus the regular National Lottery draw. Producer Philip Kampff ; Executive producer TonyWolfe Stereo Subtitled ... NOTE: previous winning numbers are available on Ceefax page 555 or by calling the Helpline on

Contributors

Unknown:
Anthea Turner
Unknown:
Patrick Kielty
Unknown:
Neil Morrisseyand
Unknown:
Michelle Collins
Producer:
Philip Kampff

Sixth of a ten-part police drama.

Sgt Mackey threatens Nikki with the prospect of prison, and Di Baynham meets Lucy to end their affair.
See today's choices.
Episode written by Tony Jordan

Then National Lottery Update

City Central 8.10pm BBC1
Tonight may be a good time to become addicted to this classy police series, especially for EastEnders fans. Ross Kemp trades in his neanderthal Grant Mitchell persona for something far more glamorous. He turns in a stunning performance as Dilly the drag queen.
It's a quietish shift for the rest of the gang as a relentless rain keeps the criminal element off the streets. CID's Tony Baynham is still struggling to end his relationship with the boss's daughter while making tentative approaches to Jane. But two women is more than he can handle.

Contributors

Writer:
Tony Jordan
Producer:
John Yorke
Director:
Keith Boak
PC Pete Redfern:
Dave Hill
PC Terry Sydenham:
Paul Nicholls
PC Steve Jackson:
Stephen Lord
PC Colin Jitlada:
Ian Aspinall
Dl Tony Baynham:
Ray Stevenson
Sgt Yvonne Mackey:
Lorraine Ashbourne
DS Ray Pickering:
Ian Burfield
DS Jane McCormack:
Kate Gartside
PC Sue Chappel:
Ashley Jensen
PC Mary Sutcliffe:
Sarah Kirkman
Chief Insp Barnard:
Terence Harvey
Nikki Reed:
Christine Tremarco
Lucy Barnard:
Emily Hamilton
PC Nick Green:
Sean McKenzie
Sgt Paul Dobson:
Philip Martin Brown
Debbie Jackson:
Kate Reynolds
PC Richard Law:
Michael Begley
DC Danny Abbott:
John Brobbey
PC Kate Foster:
Jennifer Luckraft
Insp Mike Willis:
Andrew Readman
Dilly Daley:
Herself [Ross Kemp]
Noel:
Steve Garti
Naz:
Paul McNeilly
Marky:
Joseph Kerr
McNab:
Keith Newby
Alison:
Caroline Carver
Alfie:
Roger Delves-Broughton
Andy Parsons:
Steve Ramsden
Dr Reska:
Carl Cieka

Thriller starring Marcy Walker
Alex is recovering from a domestic tragedy and looking forward to a new beginning when a deadly secret from his past comes back to haunt him.
Director William Graham (1995)
♦ See Films: pages 50-56 **

Contributors

Director:
William Graham
Christine Hellman:
Marcy Walker
Sarah Williams:
Genie Francis
Alex Williams:
Leigh J McCloskey
Kay Nealy:
Victoria Wyndham
Detective Alonso:
Mark Damon Espinoza
Brian Williams:
Jacob Loyst

Highlights of this afternoon's FA Cup final from Wembley between Arsenal and Newcastle
United. Arsenal could put the seal on a triumphant season by completing the double with this trophy, which they last won in 1993. Newcastle, meanwhile, have had a disappointing league season and are looking to lift the FA Cup for the first time since 1955. Commentary by John Motson with Trevor Brooking.
Plus the result of the Goal of the Season competition, and highlights of this afternoon's Scottish Cup final between Hearts and Rangers.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Alan Hansen.
Producer Paul McNamara ; Editor Niall Sloane Repeated tomorrow at 6.40am
BBC MATCH OF THE DAY MAGAZINE: available monthly.
♦ See Alan Hansen : page 41; Great England goodies:
Giveaways and Offers, page

Contributors

Commentary By:
John Motson
Unknown:
Trevor Brooking.
Introduced By:
Desmond Lynam
Unknown:
Alan Hansen.
Producer:
Paul McNamara
Editor:
Niall Sloane
Unknown:
Alan Hansen

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