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Introduced by Steve Rider from Carnoustie.
10.45, 1.40, 2.10, 2.40 Golf: the Open An afternoon of third-round action from the penultimate day of the 128th Open championship at the Links, Carnoustie, where the survivors of the cut can now concentrate on attacking the leader board. Any player who ends this third day having amassed a score within five shots of the leader's can keep their hopes of glory alive, although 1994 champion Nick Price 's disastrous 82 at Royal Birkdale last year ended his chances of a repeat victory. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Howard Clark , Jerry Pate ,
Denis Hutchinson , Stephen McAllister , Mike Hughesdon , Beverley Lewis ,
Richard Boxall , Gary Wolstenholme and Dougie Donnelly. Coverage continues at 5.10pm on BBC2.
1.25,1.55,2.25 Racing Three races from Newbury including the centrepiece event, the Weatherbys Super Sprint at 2.30. which the favourite Flanders won by a neck in 1998. Plus starts at 1.30 and 2.00. Jim McGrath , Willie Carson and Clare Balding are in the commentary box. Executive producer Martin Hopkins Editor Carl Hicks Digital widescreen
Videoplus code for 10.45-5.10 .............
10.45-2.10 (not PDC) ..........................
2.10-5.10 (not PDC) ..............................

Contributors

Introduced By:
Steve Rider
Unknown:
Nick Price
Commentary By:
Peter Alliss
Commentary By:
Alex Hay
Commentary By:
Howard Clark
Commentary By:
Jerry Pate
Commentary By:
Denis Hutchinson
Commentary By:
Stephen McAllister
Commentary By:
Mike Hughesdon
Commentary By:
Beverley Lewis
Unknown:
Richard Boxall
Unknown:
Gary Wolstenholme
Unknown:
Dougie Donnelly.
Unknown:
Jim McGrath
Unknown:
Willie Carson
Producer:
Martin Hopkins
Editor:
Carl Hicks

The Day of Reckoning. Fred becomes anxious over a race-fixing scam, in which he had accepted money from a gang to prevent his horse from winning but had failed to carry out his promise. Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
Repeat Subtitled ......................................

Contributors

Written By:
Jimmy Perry
Written By:
David Croft

Jim Davidson introduces the snooker game show, based on the series Big Break, in which young contestants are paired with some of the game's top junior players. With John Virgo.
Director Duncan Cooper , Producer David Taylor Digital widescreen

Contributors

Introduces:
Jim Davidson
Unknown:
John Virgo.
Director:
Duncan Cooper
Producer:
David Taylor

Contestants playing for star prizes on the comic game show are aided and abetted by a sextet of celebrities. The panel comprises actors June Whitfield , Eric Richard , Denise Welch ,
Ricky Tomlinson and Sam Kane , and Animal Hospital's Shauna Lowry , while Lily Savage takes charge of proceedings.
Director Geoff Miles ; Producer Dean Jones Digital widescreen

Contributors

Unknown:
June Whitfield
Unknown:
Eric Richard
Unknown:
Denise Welch
Unknown:
Ricky Tomlinson
Unknown:
Sam Kane
Unknown:
Shauna Lowry
Director:
Geoff Miles

Dale Winton hosts the game show in which contestants attempt to match up partners in real-life relationships.
Tonight's guessing couples - Liz and Paul from Northamptonshire, and Steve and Helen from
Sheffield - are aiming for the semi-finals, while Andrew and Jo try to conceal their partners' identity in the hope of winning a dream holiday in Las Vegas. Director Simon Staffurth
Producer Helen Tumbridge
Digital widescreen

Contributors

Unknown:
Dale Winton
Director:
Simon Staffurth
Producer:
Helen Tumbridge

Simon Mayo hosts the lottery show which combines a general-knowledge quiz with two cash draws -the new Thunderball draw in which viewers can win up to a maximum of L250,000 and the regular weekend lottery. Director Ian Hamilton
Series producer Colman Hutchinson
Digital widescreen

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Mayo
Director:
Ian Hamilton

Another chance to see selected episodes from the 1998 series. Trapped. After Josh and Penny rush a wounded teenager to an ambulance, Sean and Chloe are sent to treat a prisoner in a riot-besieged police station.
Written by Tony McHale ; Producer
Johnathan Young: Director Claire Winyard Digital widescreen Repeat
Then National Lottery Update

Contributors

Written By:
Tony McHale
Charlie Fairhead:
Derek Thompson
Josh Griffiths:
Ian Bleasdale
Eve Montgomery:
Barbara Marten
Max Gallagher:
Robert Gwilym
Penny Hutchens:
Donna Alexander
Sean Maddox:
Gerald Kyd
Chloe Hill:
Jan Anderson
Frank Gallagher:
Tobias Menzies
Marius Lupescu:
Patrick Romer
PC Pat Garratt:
Ian Kershaw
Simon Powell:
Billy Geraghty
Karen Goddard:
Rakie Ayola
Steve Johnstone:
Lee Whitlock
Insp Martin Lawrenson:
Peter Sullivan
Nicola Fallon:
Joanna Kirkland
Felix:
Nicholas Bailey
DS Richard Hall:
Richard Attlee
Kieran Goddard:
Michael Trew
Monica:
Prue Clarke

The Shark Summer season continues with Steven Spielberg 's triple
Oscar-winning thriller, starring Roy Scheider
Robert Shaw , Richard Dreyfuss Amity is a small seaside town waiting for its summer tourists when death strikes in the form of a gigantic great white shark. Only police chief Brody seems concerned. Can he stop the menace before it feeds again? Concludes at 10.35pm.
(1975, PG) Digital widescreen Code for 9.00-10.20 ................ Code 9.00-11.15 (not PDC).... The Shark Summer season continues on Monday at llpm
♦ See Rims: pp 44-50 ***** ♦ What do you mean, you've never seen ... : page 43

Contributors

Unknown:
Steven Spielberg
Unknown:
Roy Scheider
Unknown:
Robert Shaw
Unknown:
Richard Dreyfuss
Brody:
Roy Scheider
Quint:
Robert Shaw
Hooper:
Richard Dreyfuss
Ellen Brody:
Lorraine Gary
Vaughn:
Murray Hamilton
Meadows:
Carl Gottlieb
Hendricks:
Jeffrey C Kramer
Chrissie:
Susan Backlinie
Cassidy:
Jonathan Filley
Michael Brody:
Chris Rebello
Sean Brody:
Jay Mello
Mrs Kintner:
Lee Fierro
Alex Kintner:
Jeffrey Voorhees
Ben Gardner:
Craig Kingsbury

Action adventure starring Lewis Collins, Judy Davis

When terrorists storm the American Embassy in London, it's down to SAS captain Peter Skellen and his elite unit to save the hostages' lives.
(1982, 18)
See Films: pp 44-50 **

Contributors

Director:
Ian Sharp
Captain Peter Skellen:
Lewis Collins
Frankie Leith:
Judy Davis
Secretary of State Curry:
Richard Widmark
Commander Powell:
Edward Woodward
General Ira Potter:
Robert Webber
Colonel Hadley:
Tony Doyle

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