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Sue Barker introduces the 20th running of the annual jamboree from Greenwich to the Mall, which will feature one of the strongest line-ups ever.

The men's race includes Khalid Khannouchi, Josiah Thugwane and the defending champion Abdelkader El Mouaziz, while the women's event sees Kenya's world stars Tegla Loroupe and Joyce Chepchumba - who won last year - making a rare appearance in the same race.

Commentary is by David Coleman, Brendan Foster, Steve Cram, Paul Dickenson and Chris Hallam, with reports from Christina Boxer, Peter Elliot, Hazel Irvine, Jane Hoffen and Garth Crooks.

Coverage continues at 12.35pm.
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John Peel: page 15

Tony Robinson reveals secrets to Alice Beer, Rowland Rivron samples a Christian retreat on the Scottish island of Iona, while soul diva Shola Ama provides live music. With Kevin Woodford and Esther McVey.

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Further coverage of one of the capital's great sporting events. The men's, women's and wheelchair races are over and attention switches to the club and fun runners. Highlights can be seen at 6.40pm on BBC2.
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Weather for the Week Ahead
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An episode directed by Steven Spielberg in which Lt Columbo tackles a murder involving a couple of mystery writers.
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Three contestants from London make mouthwatering meals, which are judged by River Cafe's Rose Gray, political correspondent John Sergeant and host Loyd Grossman.
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BBC Good Food Magazine: from retailers

Terry Wogan presents the forum for viewers' comments on BBC TV.

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Toyah Willcox samples Paris in the spring and meets some of the 30,000 British inhabitants, including BBC correspondent Jon Sopel. Hymns for Palm Sunday come from the 15th-century church of St Etienne-du-Mont in the Latin quarter and include All Glory, Laud and Honour; Make Way, Make Way; and Lift High the Cross. (S) (W)

Compo, Clegg and Truly happen upon a couple whose car has got stuck in a remote field.
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Hugh Scully and the team visit Coleraine in Northern Ireland where finds include a valuable portrait belonging to a local cathedral, astonishing 18th-century calligraphy by a man born with no limbs, and a sundial found in a hedge.
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A tribute to the actor, who stars in the following Monarch of the Glen, and including contributions from Kenneth Branagh and Penelope Keith.
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With George Alagiah. Weather Peter Gibbs.
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Another airing for this Christmas 1998 feature-length episode of the murder mystery written by David Renwick. Starring Alan Davies and Caroline Quentin and featuring Rik Mayall.

Maddy and Creek investigate the apparently impossible death of a female illusionist.
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The new topical series continues as the increasingly grumpy Mr Dee savages the people and issues that have annoyed him over the past week, and accepts an invitation from some people who claim they can make him happy.
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A series of nightly monologues based on the Holy Week story, in which seven characters reflect on their meeting with Jesus.

James Cosmo plays an army carpenter who obeys orders but loses a son.
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Highlights of the French musician's millennium concert in front of the pyramids in Cairo, where he was accompanied by a cast of 1,000 extras, the Cairo Opera House Orchestra, fireworks and lasers, as well as a sudden blanket of fog.
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Thriller starring Jane Seymour.

A female serial killer marries her victims and then murders them on their wedding night. Posing as writer Linda Crandall, her next target is widower Don McAndrews.
(1993, 15) **
(Postponed from 6 April)
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