The men's Kl canoe slalom, plus hockey, swimming, rowing, shooting and archery.

With Steve Rider and Sue Barker starting with Olympic headlines. NOTE: events may alter timings.
8.20 Equestrian The dressage stage of the three-day event Individual competition.
Commentary by Michael Tucker and Lorna Clarke.
8.30 Badminton The mixed doubles semi-final. Commentary from David Mercer.
9.00 Gymnastics The men's all-round final. Commentary by Barry Davis , Mitch Fenner and Christine Still.
12.00 News (S) and Weather
12.05 Swimming Commentary from Andy Jameson ,
Adrian Moorhouse and Sharron Davies.
12.10 Judo and Boxing Jim Neilly , Harry Gration and Neil Adams commentate. (S)

An update on day six. (S)

Weather (S)

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Presented by John Inverdale and Steve Cram.
1.50 Boxing With commentary from Jim Neilly.
2.15 Canoeing Commentary by Paul Dickenson and Richard Fox.
2.30 Weightlifting Men's 69kg final. David Vine commentates.
2.50 Badminton Commentary from David Mercer.
3.15 Sailing Briton Ben Ainslie , the world champion, competes in the laser class. Commentary by Richard Simmonds. (S)

Max goes for a stroll.
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Animated tales of an adventurous little fly.
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Barry has an alien encounter and Paul gets paranormal.
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The game show set inside a giant human body returns for the first of a 15-part series. Presented by Mark Speight and Marsali Stewart.
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The final part of the off-the-wall comic drama. Colin and Jennifer decide to get married.
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Liz Barker and Matt Baker visit Barcelona.
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Linda Robson narrates the first of two looks back at the first 15 years of EastEnders.
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EastEnders Revealed is tomorrow at 5.35pm and the second EastEnders: Family Album is on Friday at 5.35pm

With Huw Edwards. Including a weather summary. (S)

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Followed by Weather with Isobel Lang. (S)

John Inverdale and Steve Cram round up the day's action from the Sydney Olympics, and see how Britain's medal hopefuls performed on a day when canoeist Paul Ratcliffe was among the favourites for gold and the men's all-round gymnastic medals were decided. (S)

In the first of two special programmes from his native Australia, Rolf Harris gets a different perspective on the Olympics when he meets the endangered frog that forced the engineers to rethink their plans for the Olympic park.
There are Olympic events for Rolf too, including boxing with a kangaroo and chasing a reluctant wombat.
See Choice.
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[Photo caption] Rolf Harris learns about the simple bear necessities of wildlife in Olympic-mad Sydney when he relocates to the Animal Hospital in Oz

Factual: Animal Hospital in Oz 8.20pm BBC1
Australia's wildlife can kill you. It is home to some of the most poisonous reptiles and insects on earth and to some of the planet's most weird and wonderful creatures. It is also Rolf Harris's native land, so who better to present this two-parter than Aussie's most famous export. He returns in the run-up to the Olympics to discover how the Games have impacted on the fauna and to meet some of Sydney's animal lovers. Green and gold bullfrogs are an endangered species so when it was decided to build the Olympic Village on their habitat, they built around them. It has frog tunnels and fences to accommodate amphibians. Also featured is the fruit bat, considered to be among the greatest pests to farmers, who have at least a few friends in the Gough family. (FL)

Shauna Lowry meets a couple who discovered their compatibility was more than just romantic when illness threatened their marriage. Plus the midweek draw. Studio director Claire Popplewell ; Executive producer Donna Taberer
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With Peter Sissons. Regional News
Weather with Isobel Lang. (S)
Followed by National Lottery Update

By the Liberal Democrats. (S)

Ghoulish comedy starring Anjelica Huston and Raul Julia. The arrival of baby Pubert leads to some "deadly" games in the Addams household as the jealous Wednesday and Pugsley try to dispose of their new sibling. But when Gomez and Morticia hire a nanny for the new arrival, her motives prove to be even more sinister than the Addams clan itself.
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With Hazel Irvine, Roger Black and Sharron Davies.
NOTE: events may alter the following timings. Ends 7am.

11.05 Rowing
Semi-final coverage, with commentary from Garry Herbert and Dan Topolski. Including at 11.50 the men's coxless fours, with Steve Redgrave hoping to stay on course for a fifth consecutive gold medal at the Games. Can the British crew get back to their best after the recent World Cup defeat in Lucerne?

12.10am Swimming
With commentary from Andy Jameson and Adrian Moorhouse.

1.50 Tennis/Sailing/Beach Volleyball/Boxing/Badminton/Hockey
Action from the tennis arena as the second round of the men's singles gets underway. Will Tim Henman be able to add to the silver he won in the doubles in Atlanta? Plus the badminton mixed doubles final, where Britain's Simon Archer and Jo Goode hope to find themselves on the medals rostrum.