More highlights from previous Masterchef series as former contestants reflect on their experience of the show. With
Loyd Grossman. (S)
Pre-school fun. (R) (S)
Drama, based on a true story. A routine flight across Canada in a new Boeing 767 piloted by Captain Bob Pearson turns into a nightmare ride for all concerned.
(1995, PG) (S)
Films: pp 56-63 **
Peter Sissons talks to those in the news and reviews the papers with his guests. Including at 9.00 News, with weather later.
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Carry On actress Joan Sims talks about her long career in films, and wine buff Jilly Goolden takes Toyah Willcox to her favourite place on earth - a remarkable Sussex church. With Esther McVey and Kevin Woodford.
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Comedy series starring Angela Thorne and Michael Elphick.
Two Down, One to Go. Things haven't been going well in the basement flat, and Angle's j mother Daphne feels it is time to renegotiate the arrangements.
Wntten by Richard Ommanney (R) (S)
Reports on the latest rural affairs with John Craven.
Plus weather for the week ahead. (S)
Coverage of the final day's play of the Open from St Andrews.
- See Choice. (S)
Omnibus edition.
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Continued live coverage of the final round of this year's Open, from St Andrews. (S)
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With Sian Williams. Weather Sarah Wilmshurst. (S)
Charlie Dimmock and her mother Sue relive their stay on the Tunisian island of Djerba, Rolf Harris and his wife
Alwyn return to the Dordogne in France, and Patricia Hodge extols the virtues of Lech in Austria. With Gaby Roslin.
Series producer Sarah Targett : Executive producer Jane Lush (R) (S)
Second of the seven-part drama starring Jerome Flynn.
The Price of Daughter. When Tom McCabe receives death threats, it soon becomes apparent that it is not him at risk.
Written by John Martin ; Producer Ann Tricklebank
Postponed from 16 July (S) (W) Why I'm wild about the Sanctuary: page 30
The third in this eight-part comedy drama series.
Different for Girls. Beejay finds his ultimate fantasy is a reality- both the mad sisters want to sleep with him. Some sexual content and strong language.
Written by Tim Firth ; Executive producer Beryl Virtue
Director Richard Laxton Repeated tomorrow at 11.30pm (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/bordercafe
With Fiona Bruce. Weather Darren Bett. (S)
The story of how soul singer David Grant set out to create a multi-cultural, multi-national and multi-racial group of singers. The result was United Colours of Sound, a group of 12 people of eight nationalities and widely varying backgrounds. This film follows the band over a year as they write, rehearse and make their bid for glory.
Producer Christopher Terrill ; Executive producer Olivia Lichtenstein (S)
In our secular age, are the arts taking over the role of religion? Among those joining Michael Buerk for tonight's debate are the Rev Dr Rowan Williams, art critic Brian Sewell and theatre director Jude Kelly.
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Followed by Weatherview
Drama based on a true story and starring Lindsay Wagner \ and Piper Laurie. A mother and daughterwho have stuck together through thick and thin find their relationship threatened by the new man in the daughter's life.
Director Peter Levin (1995) (S) Films: pp 56-63 **
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