Dancing.
Travelling back in time.
Crocker captures a fairy.
Gunge and games, plus The Cramp Twins, Krypto the Superdog and Looney Tunes. Presented by Angellica Bell, Jake Humphrey and Simon Grant.
(Also on CBBC channel)
Basil wants Molly to win on Sports Day.
Rock legends Kiss guest.
Why is everyone singing?
Last weeks winner v a new contender.
With Clare Balding and Steve Rider.
12.15 Rugby Union News from the British Lions tour, in the wake of today's final Test in Auckland.
12.20 Olympics Reaction to last Wednesday's big announcement.
12.30 Basketball Great Britain are among favourites at the European Wheelchair championships.
12.40 Golf A spotlight on Jack Nicklaus , a week before he plays in the Open for the final time.
12.50 Racing Three live races - at 1.00, 1.30 and 2.00 - from
Lingfield, venue for one of Ascot's Flat meetings while the Berkshire course gets a makeover. <s)
2.10 Golf Live coverage of day three of the Scottish Open from Loch Lomond. Ernie Els , Paul Lawrie , Tom Lehman , Ian Woosnam and Sandy Lyle are among those in action. The finale is in Sunday
Grandstand on BBC2,1.40pm. VIDEO Plus+ code for 2.1O-5.1Opm
(non-PDC) Producer Lakviar Singh ; Editor Alastair MCintyre Compact sports radio: page 10
Regional News; Weather iS)
South African football captain Aaron Mokoena , ex-Test cricketer Allan Lamb , Paralympic basketball star Ade Adepitan and Portsmouth striker Lomana Tresor LuaLua guest on an Africa Lives on the BBC special. More A Question of Sport at 9.30pm on Friday
Athlete Tessa Sanderson, Antonia Okonma of Bad Girls, Coronation Street's Tupele Dorgu, Lighthouse Family frontman Tunde Baiyewu, Casualty's Louis Emerick and former footballer Robbie Earle tackle traditional dances to impress judges and viewers.
Natasha Kaplinsky and Martin Offiah host this one-off special for Africa Lives on the BBC. Results at 8.15pm. Producer Noleen Golding ; Executive producer Karen Smith
www.bbc.co.uk/strictlycomedancing The Inside Story: page 58
New series Another big-money jackpot is at stake. Will the five contestants share it, or will just one of them take the lot? Hosted by Dale Winton. Includes the Thunderball, Lotto and Lotto Extra Draws.
Series producer Michael Mannes ; Executive producer David Young www.bbc.co.uk/lottery The National Lottery - Midweek Draws is on Wednesday at 10.35pm BBCi: digital viewers can take part using the handset's red button
Natasha Kaplinsky reveals which of this evening's six celebrities have triumphed.
A siege makes Charlie fear for his life. Meanwhile. Harry bares his soul to Selena.
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Medical Drama: Casualty 8.45pm BBC1
After a week's absence for the Live 8 concert, Casualty returns with all its dramatic guns blazing. Selena is still recovering after being stabbed, while her estranged husband Will is getting cosy with a young blonde woman regular viewers will recognise as a right troublemaker. Abs certainly knows her as one. Bex is attacked for the second time by Pete, with startling consequences, and the paramedics are called out to a hostage situation.
But for what should be an action-packed episode, the cast seem to move in slow motion. Josh and Charlie stroll up the stairs to answer a 999 call as if they were on their way to a dull tea party. Don't they know that ambulance response times are monitored? Even worse, there's a heck of a lot of dialogue slowing things down, some of which is laughable. "It's OK. You've been stabbed," Will tells Selena consolingly. Since when is being stabbed OK? (JR)
With Jane Hill.
Weather with John Hammond.
Followed by National Lottery Update
The badly mauled body of a barmaid is found on desolate moors. Is a killer on the loose?
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Ground-breaking action adventure starring Mel Gibson. Australia in the near future and urban society is in terminal decay. Spurred on by tragedy, policeman Max Rockatansky decides to enforce a new kind of law - that of cold-blooded revenge. Review page 49. Director George Miller (1979,18)
Followed by Weatherview
Baby Shambles are among the performers. Shown yesterday
