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Music from Girls Aloud, Pussycat Dolls, Robbie Williams and Charlotte Church. Fearne Cotton, Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes host.
(Top of the Pops is tomorrow at 7pm BBC2)
(Digital viewers can choose a different musical line-up using the red button)

Contributors

Presenter:
Fearne Cotton
Presenter:
Sam Nixon
Presenter:
Mark Rhodes
Singers:
Girls Aloud
Singers:
Pussycat Dolls
Singer:
Robbie Williams
Singer:
Charlotte Church

Arsenal's trip to Bolton and Wigan's first league visit to Liverpool are among Premiership highlights, and there's the FA Cup second round and the conclusion to the Champions League group stages for Manish Bhasin , Mark Lawrenson and Tony Adams to look forward to. <S)

Contributors

Unknown:
Manish Bhasin
Unknown:
Mark Lawrenson
Unknown:
Tony Adams

With John Inverdale and Sue Barker
1.05 Tennis Coverage from the Royal Albert Hall of the semi-finals of the Masters, featuring the top 12 seniors players, including crowd favourite John McEnroe. Continues on BBC2 at 4.30pm.
2.20 Around the Grounds
2.25, 3.25 Rugby Union
Leicester v Northampton Live coverage from Welford Road, Leicester, of one of the final group matches in the Powergen Cup - a decisive clash between two old rivals (kick-off 2.30). Powergen Cup highlights are on Sunday Grandstand on BBC2 at 4.30pm
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(non-PDC)
3.20 Football Latest
TV presentation (rugby) Ken Burton
Editor (rugby) Ron Chakraborty
Digital viewers can catch the breaking football news from 2.00 in Score and follow the tennis from 2.10 to its conclusion

Contributors

Unknown:
John Inverdale
Unknown:
Sue Barker
Unknown:
Royal Albert Hall
Unknown:
John McEnroe.
Unknown:
Ken Burton
Unknown:
Ron Chakraborty

Kenzie from R&B balladeers Friday Hill, J-Rock from pop outfit Big Brovaz, indie-rock impresario
Tony Wilson and Eggsy from comedy rappers Goldie Lookin Chain are among contestants from the world of music facing hard-talking harridan Anne Robinson. Producer Lamees Nuseibeh ; Series producer Alexandra McLeod
www.bbc.co.uk/weakestlink

Contributors

Unknown:
Tony Wilson
Unknown:
Anne Robinson.
Producer:
Lamees Nuseibeh
Producer:
Alexandra McLeod

New series What's it like to live in a country mansion, complete with servants? Four families vie for the chance to find out as they're quizzed on the lifestyles of the rich and famous. Hosted by Mark Durden-Smith . Includes the Lotto, Lotto Extra and Thunderball draws. Executive producer Louise Rainbow ; Editor Nic McNeilis The Inside Story: page 70

Contributors

Unknown:
Mark Durden-Smith
Producer:
Louise Rainbow
Editor:
Nic McNeilis

Skin Deep. Guppy is left reeling as the racist gang's campaign against him intensifies.
Writer Jo O'Keefe ; Producer Maggie Boden ; Director Dominic Lees www.bbc.co.uk/casualty

Contributors

Unknown:
Jo O'Keefe
Producer:
Maggie Boden
Director:
Dominic Lees
Abs Denham:
James Redmond
Bruno Jenkins:
Mark Bonnar
Comfort Newton:
Martina Laird
Nina Farr:
Rebekah Gibbs
Selena Donovan:
Elizabeth Carling
Guppy Sandhu:
Elyes Gabel
Harry Harper:
Simon MacCorkindale
Luke Warren:
Matthew Wait
Maggie Coldwell:
Susan Cookson
Sam Bateman:
Luke Bailey
Tess Bateman:
Suzanne Packer
Colin:
Peter Silverleaf
Jas Sandhu:
Madhav Sharma
Lee Cull:
Nick Bagnall
Billy Kelly:
Brendan Charleson
Dannii Hammond:
Stacey Sampson
Frank Chadwick:
Bill Rourke
Christine McParland:
Janice Acquah
Geoff:
Brian Bovell
Franny Cassidy:
Rachel Lumberq
Matthew Shallcross:
Stephen Aintree

6/6. Wry sitcom. When Sinead names the day for her wedding, Barry reacts as any loving father would - by plotting to get rid of the hated fiance.
Writer Simon Nye ; Director Martin Dennis Producer Sue Vertue

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Nye
Director:
Martin Dennis
Producer:
Sue Vertue
Barry:
Neil Morrissey
Carrie:
Claire Rushbrook
Kirk:
Mark Williams
Sinead:
Sarah Quintrell
Adrian:
Mathew Horne
Michelle:
Michelle Gomez

Premiership highlights include Arsenal v Bolton and Chelsea v Middlesbrough. Hosted by Gary Lineker. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong Repeated tomorrow at 7.35am Match of the Day Live 2 is tomorrow at 1pm
From 10pm tonight until 4pm tomorrow, digital viewers can watch all the goals in the FA Cup second round via the red button

Contributors

Unknown:
Gary Lineker.
Producer:
Phil Bigwood
Editor:
Paul Armstrong

Tough crime thriller starring
Lee Marvin. A Chicago gang sends its enforcer to check on a double-dealing cattleman who uses his ranch as a cover for trafficking. Review page 55.
Director Michael Ritchie (1972, 18)
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Lee Marvin.
Director:
Michael Ritchie

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