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With Sue Barker and Steve Cram.
8.00 Swimming Beginning with the women's 200m freestyle final.
8.05 Men's 50m backstroke semi-final
8.20 Women's 50m butterfly semi-final.
8.25 Men's 400m freestyle semi-final.
8.35 Women's 200m individual medley butterfly final.
8.50 Men's 200m butterfly final.
9.05 Women's 50m breaststroke semi-final.
9.20 Men's 4x100m freestyle semi-final.
9.40 Cycling Coverage of the women's 500m Time Trial, men's 1000m Time Trial and the men's 4000m Individual Pursuit Final.
11.00 Rugby Sevens Pool matches include England's matches against Sri Lanka and Australia. Live online at [Web Address Removed] (UK broadband only)
Digital viewers can access four extra streams (two on Freeview) of coverage
- see [Web Address Removed] for timetable - plus a text service
New kids off the blocks: page 20

3/8. Steve Cram and Sally Gunnell take the wannabe London Marathon runners to a military-style training camp. Will the arduous project claim its first casualty? Series producer Ian Holt ; Executive producer Annette Clarke

Contributors

Unknown:
Steve Cram
Unknown:
Sally Gunnell
Producer:
Ian Holt
Producer:
Annette Clarke

Rosie and Keith celebrate their engagement in the Vic, but the Fowlers' painful home truths spill over, leading to an awkward confrontation at the same venue.
Writer Julia Honour This week's episodes produced by Julie Press and directed by Laurence Wilson Cast on page 32 Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 [website removed]

Contributors

Writer:
Julia Honour
Producer:
Julie Press
Director:
Laurence Wilson

August 1999: a farmer shoots an intruder dead at his Norfolk home, sparking a nationwide debate about the rights of homeowners to protect their property. The events of that night - and Martin's subsequent conviction of manslaughter - are explored in this intriguing drama-documentary, the first time Martin and the surviving burglar, Brendon Fearon , have told their sides to the story in one film. Dilly Barlow narrates.
Writer/Director Richard Bond ; Executive producer Richard Klein The Inside Storv: oaae

Contributors

Unknown:
Brendon Fearon
Unknown:
Dilly Barlow
Director:
Richard Bond
Producer:
Richard Klein
Tony Martin:
Ted Pleasance
Brendon Fearon:
Ben Joiner
Fred Barras:
Joseph Dempsie
Darren Bark:
Justin Brady

Gateshead in the North East is the venue for debate initiated by a studio audience. David Dimbleby chairs. Executive producer George Carey ; Series editor Nick Pisani CONTACT: phone [number removed] (cost 25p), or email via the website: www.bbc.co.uk/questiontime. Plus Ceefax page

Contributors

Unknown:
David Dimbleby
Producer:
George Carey
Editor:
Nick Pisani

With Hazel Irvine and Steve Cram.

Swimming/Hockey
Coverage of the following heats from the pool: men's 50m butterfly; women's 100m backstroke; men's 100m breaststroke; women's 50m EAD freestyle; and the men's 200m freestyle.
Plus England v New Zealand in the men's hockey.

1.30 Badminton/Bowls
Early action from the team event; triples coverage at the State Law Bowls Centre.

2.30 Rugby Sevens
The top two sides from the four pools battle it out live in the quarter-final ties.

4.05 Hockey
England's women gear up to play the first of their pool matches against Canada.

5.15 The boxing competition gets under way, plus team action in badminton and table tennis, while the third weightlifting medal of the Games will be decided.

VIDEO Plus+ code for 11.35pm-2.30am VIDEO Plus+ code for 2.30-7.00am Live online at [web address removed] (UK broadband only)

Digital viewers can access four extra streams (two on Freeview) - see [web address removed] for timetable - plus a text service of news, results, a medals table and a viewing planner

New kids off the blocks: page 20

Contributors

Presenter:
Hazel Irvine
Presenter:
Steve Cram

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