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Ex-world rally champion Colin McRae, Spurs and Republic of Ireland striker Robbie Keane, England rugby centre Olly Barkley and Ryder Cup golfer Paul McGinley join captains Ally McCoist and Matt Dawson. Sue Barker hosts the light-hearted quiz.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Sue Barker
Team captain:
Ally McCoist
Team captain:
Matt Dawson
Panellist:
Colin McRae
Panellist:
Robbie Keane
Panellist:
Olly Barkley
Panellist:
Paul McGinley
Producer:
Gareth Edwards
Executive Producer:
Caroline Roberts

2/10. Which two from David Dickinson , Nina Wadia , Tommy Walsh and Jenny Frost will come through rounds such as Crash Test Mummies to battle it out in a final showdown? Hosted by Dougie Anderson. Director Roy Chapman ; Producer Claire Zolkwer
First shown on BBC3 www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree

Contributors

Unknown:
David Dickinson
Unknown:
Nina Wadia
Unknown:
Tommy Walsh
Unknown:
Jenny Frost
Unknown:
Dougie Anderson.
Director:
Roy Chapman
Producer:
Claire Zolkwer

Joe presents Pauline with an ultimatum. Pat and Yolande have a falling out, while Rosie implores Keith to come back home on Demi and Darren's birthday.
Writer Jeff Povey
(For cast see page 31)
(Repeated at 10pm on BBC3) (Omnibus next Sunday)
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Contributors

Writer:
Jeff Povey

RT Silent Killer. The wife of a former Iraqi minister claims her family was wiped out by depleted uranium used in British tank shells. Sylvia Syms guest-stars.
Writer/Producer GF Newman; Director Darcia Martin Alison Graham 's column: page 33

Contributors

Unknown:
Sylvia Syms
Producer:
Gf Newman;
Director:
Darcia Martin
Director:
Alison Graham
Judge John Deed:
Martin Shaw
Jo Mills:
Jenny Seagrove
Rita Coop Cooper:
Barbara Thorn
Sir Monty Everard:
Simon Ward
Rose Hussein:
Sylvia Syms
Gilly Bridges:
Lizzy McLnnerny
Jake Bridges:
Steven Elliott
George Channing:
Caroline Langrishe
Charlie Deed:
Louisa Clein
Sir Ian Rochester:
Simon Chandler
Sir Joseph Channing:
Donald Sinden
Brian Harrison:
Michael Eaves
Morag Hughes:
Mary Woodvine
Lady Vera Everard:
Joan Blackham
Sir Alan Peasmarsh:
Jeremy Child
Neil Haughton:
Aneirin Hughes
Marc Thompson:
Adrian Lukis
Sir Tim Listfield:
Anthony Barclay
Jonathan Primatt:
Richard Simons
Laurence James:
Fraser James
Professor Brams:
Ken Campbell
Tony Rains:
Andy Greenough
Brian Mansridge:
Brian Bovell
Professor Churchill:
Karen Lewis
Jack Bridges:
Joseph Tremain
Jamie Bridges:
Shane Spencer

r High-kicking action thriller from combat maestro
John Woo , starring Jean-Claude Van Damme and Lance Henriksen. Hired to work on a missing-persons case, out-of-work sailor Chance Boudreaux uncovers a deadly game organised by ruthless businessman Emil Fouchon. Review page 47. (1993, 18)

Contributors

Unknown:
John Woo
Unknown:
Jean-Claude van Damme
Unknown:
Lance Henriksen.
Unknown:
Emil Fouchon.

Horror reworking of the classic 19th-century tale, starring Ralph Bates. Seeking the elixir of life, Dr Jekyll experiments on himself with female hormones. Review page 47.
Director Roy Ward Baker (1971, 18) Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Ralph Bates.
Director:
Roy Ward Baker

Live coverage from
Melbourne Park of the women's final of 2006's first major. Can Serena Williams repeat her come-from-behind victory of 2005? Presented by Clare Balding , with commentary from Chris Bailey and Sam Smith. Executive producer Paul Davies ; Editor Kate McKeaq

Contributors

Unknown:
Serena Williams
Presented By:
Clare Balding
Unknown:
Chris Bailey
Unknown:
Sam Smith.
Producer:
Paul Davies
Editor:
Kate McKeaq

BBC One London

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BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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