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With Sue Barker and Jill Douglas. Athletics
7.30 Heptathlon javelin and women's 200m round two.
8.05 Men's high jump final.
8.10 Men's 200m round two.
8.40 Women's 3,000m steeplechase final.
8.45 Men's long jump final.
9.00 Women's shot final.
9.30 Heptathlon 800m.
10.00 Men's 400m final.
10.15 Diving Including the women's synchronised platform.
11.15 Boxing England's Neil Perkins is among favourites for gold in the welterweight division. Compatriot Darran Langley competes in light flyweight and in bantamweight, Nick MacDonald fights. Live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only) - Digital viewers can access four extra streams (two on Freeview) of coverage
- see www.radiotimes.com/commonwealth for timetable - plus a text service

Contributors

Unknown:
Jill Douglas.
Unknown:
Neil Perkins
Unknown:
Darran Langley
Unknown:
Nick MacDonald

With Clare Balding.
Badminton/ Basketball/
Bowls/ Netball/ Weightlifting
In bowls, the men's and women's pairs titles are decided and in basketball, the men reach the semi-final stage. England's netball team have a tough match against New Zealand, medals are decided in the men's 105kg weightlifting and in badminton, the focus is on singles and doubles.

5/8. A flash flood in North Yorkshire devastates the 14th-century church in the village of Hawnby. Can the mess be sorted before the wedding of the verger's son? Jimmy and Andre's blocked drain turns into an archaeological dig and Lee Barrack helps a family who haven't been able to use their bath. Tim Healy narrates. Series producer Paul Tucker ; Exec producer Paul Wooding

Contributors

Unknown:
Lee Barrack
Unknown:
Tim Healy
Producer:
Paul Tucker
Producer:
Paul Wooding

5/10. The Triplets' Story. Following the development of the youngest members of the [text removed] family -
[text removed], [text removed] and [text removed] - as the triplets grow into very strong and contrasting characters down the years. Professor Robert Winston narrates.
Series producer Gaby Koppel ; Exec producer Tessa Livingstone FREE ACTIVITY CARDS: order your set by calling [number removed]
(national rate) or visiting the website: www.bbc.co.uk/childofourtime

Contributors

Unknown:
Professor Robert Winston
Producer:
Gaby Koppel
Producer:
Tessa Livingstone

In what should turn out to be the tie of the FA Cup quarter-final matches, the Premiership champions take on the resurgent Magpies (kick-off 8.05).
These sides met in a dramatic fifth-round tie at St James' Park last season when Newcastle got the better of the encounter. Jose Mourinho 's side will be especially keen to progress after disappointment in the Champions League, while trophy-starved Newcastle fans are keen to see captain Alan Shearer win some silverware on 13 May before his retirement.
Presented by Gary Lineker, with commentary by John Motson and Mark Lawrenson. The week's final FA Cup clash sees Charlton Athletic take on Middlesbrough tomorrow on BBC2 at 8pm.
Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong
Digital viewers are able to access post-match interviews and analysis until 10.30pm via the red button

Contributors

Unknown:
Jose Mourinho
Unknown:
Captain Alan Shearer
Presented By:
Gary Lineker
Commentary By:
John Motson
Commentary By:
Mark Lawrenson.
Producer:
Phil Bigwood
Editor:
Paul Armstrong

One Foot in the Grave

Series 1

Episode 2: The Big Sleep

Duration: 28 minutes

on BBC One London

Available for 29 days

Sitcom. Margaret tries to help her husband cope with early retirement by getting him a book from the library entitled Coping with Old Age.

Contributors

Victor Meldrew:
Richard Wilson
Margaret Meldrew:
Annette Crosbie
First Jehovah's Witness:
Christopher Saul
Second Jehovah's Witness:
David Peart

Live coverage with Hazel Irvine and Jill Douglas.
11.30 Mountain Biking/Women's Hockey
Scotland's Ruth McGavigan is among the riders, and just four teams remain in the Women's Hockey.
2.00 Boxing Forty-four fighters will be battling it out in the semi-finals of the 11 divisions.
3.00 Boxing/Mountain Biking Four years ago,
Jamie Arthur became the first Welsh boxer to clinch
Commonwealth gold since 1958. Will he win again - and will England's Liam Killeen, who won a biking bronze in Manchester, claim gold this time round?
5.45 Badminton/Bowls/Table Tennis The bowls singles reaches the quarter-finals, plus preliminary badminton and table tennis singles and doubles events. VIDEO Plus+ code for 11.15pm-3.00am VIDEO Plus+ code for 3.00-7.00am Live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only)
Digital viewers can access four extra streams (two on Freeview)
_ - see www.radiotimes.com/commonwealth for timetable - plus a text service of news, results, a medals table and a viewing planner

Contributors

Unknown:
Jill Douglas.

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