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Olympic Breakfast

Presented by Charlie Stayt and Susanna Reid in London on day six of the Olympics. At 
8.30, Adrian Chiles and Hazel Irvine introduce the women's lightweight double sculls semi-finals and, at 8.50, action from men's lightweight double sculls semi-finals. With 
John Inverdale and Steve Redgrave.  Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel  
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The latest from the Games, national and international news, weather and regional headlines

The latest from the Games, as well as a full round-up of national and international news, weather and regional headlines.

Olympic Breakfast: Beijing 2008

Olympic Breakfast: Beijing 2008: Day Six

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Day Six

Beijing 2008

BBC One - Olympic Breakfast, Beijing 2008, Day Six

Action from day six, including the men's gymnastics final and rowing semi-finals.

Action and analysis from day six, including the men's all-around final in the gymnastics competition and the men's and women's lightweight double sculls rowing semi-finals.

Adrian Chiles and Hazel Irvine present action, analysis, features and interviews with key figures at the 2008 Olympics on day six, featuring swimming finals, the men's all-around title in gymnastics, which features Britain's Daniel Keating, and the early stages of the women's individual archery.

Then attention switches to the rowing lake at Shunyi for the men's and women's lightweight double sculls rowing semi-finals, introduced by John Inverdale and Steve Redgrave. British duos Helen Casey and Heather Goodsell and favourites Zac Purchase and Mark Hunter race for places in the final.

During the programme the spotlight also falls on Fiona Pennie, who is competing for honours in the women's K1 slalom canoeing; judo players Michelle Rogers and Peter Cousins; Billy Joe Saunders and Tony Jeffries in boxing's second round; and Elena Little in shooting's women's skeet.

Morning round-up from the Beijing Olympic Games

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Live Olympic coverage from the BBC Sport team.

Higher. Faster. Stronger. Together. The city of love welcomes the Paris 2024 Games.  While you wait, enjoy some classic Olympic moments.

Olympics 2008: Beijing 2008

Olympics: 2008: Rowing, Archery and Sailing: Day Six

Rowing, Archery and Sailing: Day Six

2008

BBC Sport - Olympics, 2008, Rowing, Archery and Sailing: Day Six

Coverage of the judo finals, plus action from canoe slalom, sailing, archery and rowing.

Live coverage of the judo finals, with Great Britain's Michelle Rogers and Peter Cousins the ones to watch. Plus, action from canoe slalom, sailing, archery and rowing.

Olympic action introduced by Hazel Irvine with John Inverdale and Steve Redgrave at Shunyi rowing lake where the programme begins with the men's lightweight four semi-finals. Britain are reigning world champions in this discipline so the pressure is on the crew of Richard Chambers, James Lindsay-Fynn, Paul Mattick and James Clarke. Commentators are Garry Herbert and Dan Topolski.

Next up is the canoe slalom, where British attention is on Fiona Pennie, the 2006 world silver medallist in the women's K1, as she tackles the Shunyi course in the morning's semi-finals and final. Helen Reeves won a bronze medal in the event four years ago and she is in the commentary box alongside Paul Dickenson.

In the archery there is the climax of the women's individual competition, with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and medal matches. Korea has dominated the event, winning Gold on the last six occasions. Nevertheless, Britain's trio of Charlotte Burgess, Naomi Folkard and 2004 bronze medallist Alison Williamson will have hoped to reach this stage. Commentary is from Eddie Butler.

On the penultimate day of the judo competition, Team GB has two representatives who hope to be in contention - world silver medallist Peter Cousins and European bronze medallist Michelle Rogers. Commentators are Nick Mullins and Nicola Fairbrother.

At Qingdao, some 90 minutes flight south-east of Beijing, the sailing competition continues with the latest news from the boardsailors, lasers, 49ers and the final preliminary races for Ben Ainslie in the finn class and the yngling crew.

Commentators are Richard Simmonds, Shirley Robertson and Rob Walker. There is also swimming from the National Aquatics centre where Mark Foster, at the age of 38 and at his fifth Olympics, will try to qualify for the semi-finals of the men's 50m freestyle.

Olympics: 2008

Coverage of events from the Beijing Olympics

Olympics 2008

Rowing action continues with the men's lightweight four semi-finals at 9.10, plus the canoe slalom, with British attention on Fiona Pennie. 
Also featuring women's archery, judo, finn class sailing featuring the final preliminary races for Ben Ainslie , and swimming. Plus, near the end of the programme, it's over to the National Aquatics centre for the men's 50m freestyle, where Mark Foster is trying to qualify for the semi-finals in his fifth Olympics.  Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel  
Digital viewers can press red for alternative Olympic coverage. See 
RT's comprehensive guide on pages 42/43 www.radiotimes.com/olympics

BBC News at One

The latest national and international news

BBC News at One: 14/08/2008

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The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.

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BBC London

The latest stories making waves from the capital

BBC London News

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The latest news, sport and weather from London.

Olympics: 2008: Swimming, Boxing and Gymnastics: Day Six

Swimming, Boxing and Gymnastics: Day Six

BBC Sport - Olympics, 2008, Swimming, Boxing and Gymnastics: Day Six

Day six includes swimming, boxing and Great Britain v New Zealand in the women's hockey.

Day six action includes swimming heats, boxing, Great Britain v New Zealand in the women's hockey, and badminton and tennis quarter-finals.

Day six action introduced by Sue Barker and Jake Humphrey. From the pool, the men's 100m butterfly and women's 200m backstroke heats, with commentary from Andy Jameson, Adrian Moorhouse and Sharron Davies.

Plus, second round action with the light-welterweights and the remaining welterweights fighting for quarter final spots in the boxing ring, with commentators Jim Neilly and Richie Woodhall.

There is quarter-final action from the badminton mixed doubles with the weight of British expectation falling on Gail Emms and Nathan Robertson, the Athens silver medallists now ranked sixth in the world, and Donna Kellogg and Anthony Clark, current European champions who are world ranked number eight. Commentators are David Mercer and Gill Clark.

Quarter-final action too in the men's and women's tennis singles. It is 20 years since tennis returned to the Games after an absence of 64 years. Champions in Seoul were the Czech Miroslav Mecir and the legendary Steffi Graf, who also won all four Grand Slam Championships that year. Commentary comes from John Lloyd, Sam Smith and Chris Bradnum.

In the women's hockey Britain's women, ranked ten in the world, will hope to get the better of New Zealand, who have a world ranking of seven. Commentators are Barry Davies and Sean Kerly.

There are also highlights of the men's all around gymnastics competition which took place in the early hours of the morning, with commentators Matt Baker, Christine Still and Mitch Fenner.

Coverage includes swimming at 12A5, with the men's 100m butterfly and the women's 200m backstroke heats, plus boxing. 
At 1.45, there's quarter-final action from the badminton mixed doubles, where British hope falls on Gail Emms and Nathan Robertson , quarter-final action in the men's and women's singles tennis, and Britain v New Zealand in the women's hockey. Plus at 4.00, men's gymnastics. With Sue Barker and Jake Humphrey.  Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel  
Digital viewers can press red for alternative Olympic coverage. See 
RT's comprehensive guide on pages 42/43 www.radiotimes.com/olympics

Weakest Link

Anne Robinson hosts the quick-fire general knowledge quiz

Anne Robinson hosts the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated

Weakest Link: 16/11/2007

16/11/2007

BBC One - Weakest Link, 16/11/2007

Nine contestants must play as a team to build up the prize fund.

Nine contestants must play as a team to build up the prize fund and then act ruthlessly to remain in the game as, round by round, the weakest link is removed.

BBC News at Six

BBC News at Six: 14/08/2008

BBC News - BBC News at Six, 14/08/2008

The latest national and international news stories from the BBC, followed by Weather.

Regional news magazines

The Games Today

The Games Today: Beijing 2008

The Games Today: Beijing 2008: Day Six

BBC One - The Games Today, Beijing 2008, Day Six

Action, analysis and interviews on a day when 17 gold medals were decided.

Gabby Logan looks back at key events and stories with action, analysis, interviews and guests on a day when 17 gold medals were decided, including four in the pool.

Gabby Logan looks back at key events and stories with action, analysis, interviews and guests on a day when 17 gold medals were decided. As usual in Beijing, four titles were won in the pool. The best all round male gymnast in the world was crowned, and the spectacular canoe slalom venue was used for the last time. Fiona Pennie carried British hopes there, and we also now know how many of Britain's rowing crews will contest the finals at the weekend.

Britain's women's archers were looking for medal success, as were Peter Cousins and Michelle Rogers on the Judo mat. The semi-final line ups in badminton and tennis competitions were also decided and there are less than 48 hours until from the first sailing medals are decided.

Michael Johnson joins Gabby to look forward to the first athletics action in the Bird's Nest stadium. The highlights are expected to be the start of the Heptathlon, with Britain's Kelly Sotherton hoping to get a good start, and the beginning of the quest to find the fastest man in the world in the men's 100m. Track Cycling also gets underway tomorrow. Reporters are Jill Douglas, Eleanor Oldroyd, Matthew Pinsent, Phil Jones and Garry Richardson.

Daily round-up of action from the Beijing Olympics

Olympics 2008: Games Today

Highlights of how the 17 medals that were decided on the sixth day of the games were won, with four titles resolved in the pool and the best all-round male gymnast crowned. Peter Cousins and Michelle Rogers were hoping for medal success on the judo mat. while the semi line-ups in badminton and tennis were finalised. Also, Michael Johnson looks forward to the athletics action, with Britain's 
Kelly Sotherton competing in the heptathlon and the start of the guest to find the fastest man in the world in the men's 100m, plus a preview of the track cycling. With Gabby Logan.  Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel  
Digital viewers can press red for alternative Olympic coverage. See RT's comprehensive guide on pages 42/43 
Olympic watch: page 36; www.radiotimes.com/olympics Followed by News Update

BBC News and Regional News

BBC News and Regional News: 14/08/2008

BBC One - BBC News and Regional News, 14/08/2008

National and regional news bulletin from the BBC.

EastEnders 2008 - 2012

Classic years in the Square. Relive the dramas of Whitney's teen years, Janine's scheming, Kat and Alfie's return, Roxy and Ronnie's fights and goodbye to Peggy and Pat.

EastEnders

EastEnders 2008 - 2012: 2008: 14/08/2008

BBC One - EastEnders 2008 - 2012, 2008, 14/08/2008

Max discovers something intriguing about Jack's past and Wellard goes missing.

Max discovers something intriguing about Jack's past, Ronnie is concerned about Archie's influence over Peggy, and Tiffany is devastated when Wellard goes missing.

EastEnders 2008 - 2012: 2008

It's a classic year in the Square with new arrival Whitney making a splash, sibling rivalry between Ronnie and Roxy, and the knives out for Max.

Max discovers something intriguing about Jack's past and Ronnie's concerned about Archie.
Writer Alison Fisher This week's episodes are directed by Richard Piatt More cast on Monday Rptd at 10pm on BBC3

Rogue Restaurants

Rogue Restaurants: Episode 3

Episode 3

BBC One - Rogue Restaurants, Episode 3

The team visit two Indian restaurants and find rodent droppings in food preparation areas.

Consumer series looking at the state of Britain's restaurants and pubs. The team visit two Indian restaurants in London and find rodent droppings in food preparation areas.

Consumer series looking at the state of Britain's restaurants and pubs, presented by Matt Allwright and Anita Rani. 

The team go undercover in two Indian restaurants in London. The reporters find rodent droppings in food preparation areas as well as cloths and sponges covered in millions of bacteria, and see uncovered pots of curry sitting around on kitchen floors. They watch on as kitchen staff wash their feet, blow their noses and spit in sinks used to wash customers' cutlery.

Consumer series looking at the state of Britain's restaurants and pubs.

3/6. Matt Allwright and Anita Rani go undercover in two of London's Indian establishments, finding rodent droppings in food preparation areas. 
Director/Producer Abby Mangold

Traffic Cops

Documentary series about British traffic police

Documentary series about British traffic police, as they battle to keep order on some of the UK's busiest roads

Traffic Cops: Series 6

Traffic Cops: Series 6: Episode 7: Cheating Death

Episode 7

Episode 7: Cheating Death

Series 6

Cheating Death

BBC One - Traffic Cops, Series 6, Cheating Death

A man escapes death after crashing his car, but lands in trouble with the traffic cops.

A speeding car has careered off the road before coming to rest upside down. Its driver may have cheated death, but he is in a heap of trouble with the traffic cops.

Documentary series following the traffic police as they enforce the law on some of Britain's busiest and most dangerous roads. 

A speeding car has careered off the road and, spectacularly, into the roof of a house before coming to rest upside down. Its driver may have miraculously cheated death, but he has landed in a whole heap of trouble with the traffic cops who suspect a case of road rage gone too far.

Documentary series following traffic police as they patrol Britain's roads

Documentary series following traffic police as they patrol Britain's roads.

What was the reason behind a speeding car careering off the road and smashing into the roof of a house before it came to rest upside down? 
Director/Executive producer Bruce Lippold

BBC News at Ten

BBC News at Ten: 14/08/2008

BBC News - BBC News at Ten, 14/08/2008

The latest national and international news, with reports from around the world.

The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents around the world.

With Huw Edwards. Regional News
Then Weather with Philip Avery.

BBC Weather

BBC Two

BBC Weather: 14/08/2008

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On a Clear Day

16/01/2007

BBC One - On a Clear Day

After being laid off, a shipbuilder decides to swim the English Channel.

Feel-good drama. Redundant and despondent, former ship-builder Frank (Peter Mullan) finds a new goal in life after a passing remark about swimming the English Channel.

Feel-good drama. Redundant and despondent, former ship-builder Frank finds a new goal in life after a passing remark about swimming the English Channel. However, his pride and taciturn nature prevent him from sharing this dream with his wife and son, further estranging them from him.

Life-affirming drama about former shipyard worker Frank, who becomes obsessed with swimming the Channel. Film of the Day: p52.  
Director Gaby Dellal (2004, 12)   Followed by Holiday Weather

Weatherview

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Joining the BBC's rolling news channel for a night of news, with bulletins on the hour and the headlines every 15 minutes

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Olympics: 2008: Day Seven

Day Seven

BBC Sport - Olympics, 2008, Day Seven

Athletics heats, swimming finals and women's all around gymnastics.

Live coverage of the first day's track and field events, plus swimming action including the women's 200m breaststroke, men's 200m backstroke and women's 100m freestyle finals.

Hazel Irvine with Colin Jackson and Rishi Persad host live coverage of the first day's track and field events, with Britain's Kelly Sotherton taking centre stage on day one of the heptathlon and Simeon Williamson opening his 100m campaign. There are also the heats of the women's 800m. 

Live coverage from the pool includes the finals of the women's 200m breaststroke, men's 200m backstroke, men's 200m IM and women's 100m freestyle. Britain has medal hopes with Kirsty Balfour in the breaststroke, while American Michael Phelps may be on for his sixth gold in the medley. Commentators are Andy Jameson, Adrian Moorhouse and Sharron Davies. 

Plus action from the women's all around gymnastics, while Britain's trio of Larry Godfrey, Simon Terry and Alan Wills are looking to secure quarter final places in the men's individual archery.

Hazel Irvine is joined by Colin Jackson and Rishi Persad to present live coverage, beginning with the opening athletics events from 1.55, which include the heptathlon 100m hurdles and high jump, the men's 100m and women's 800m first round heats. The coverage is shared between athletics and swimming from 3.00, when the men go for gold in the 200m backstroke final at 3.15 and 200m individual medley final at 3.45. Attention turns to artistic gymnastics at 5.00, with the women's all-around individual competition.  Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel  
Digital viewers can press red for alternative Olympic coverage. See RT's comprehensive guide on pages 42/43

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