6.20 Statistics: Conflict
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Production: Today's Beef
8436773 7.35 Docklands Light Railway: GettingWhatYou Pay For
With signing.
Parliamentary update.
Action from the first day of the championships.
Stereo
Musical starring Judy Garland, who died 25 years ago this week. Also starring Dirk Bogarde
On a visit to London, an American singing star is reunited with her young son Matt, who is unaware that she is his mother.
(1963)
(Girl Crazy is on tomorrow at 10 00am)
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Live coverage of the second day's play. Including at
Subtitled (news)
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's questions.
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Further coverage
Cartoon.
A 12-part puppet comedy.
Arabel has lost her voice. (Final part on Thursday at 4.30pm)
Cartoon. (Rpt)
Including: BMX biking.
Factsheet: send sae to [address removed]
Further live coverage with commentary by Ann Jones and Virginia Wade.
As coverage is live, subsequent programmes may run late.
It may be called flaming June outside, but on a chilly day at a remote shooting lodge on the Scottish moors a hearty meal is what's needed.
Television's newest culinary star Gary Rhodes starts his research into local produce with a clootie dumpling - one element of the serious fry-up that is a Scottish trucker's breakfast. From there he samples the rich flavour of grouse as well as cranachan, a Scottish speciality made with a wicked combination of raspberries and whisky.
Sporting a pair of thigh-high waders, Rhodes tries to catch one of his main ingredients from the River Spey. But he has more success in the kitchen where a warming ham and vegetable soup is followed by his famous salmon fish cakes served with lemon butter sauce, and then by summer pudding made with Tayside raspberries.
Producers Gabrielle Jackson , Deborah Moore
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Time-warped scientist
Sam Beckett leaps for the very last time as the off-beat American sci-fi series arrives at its final episode.
In Mirror Image the date is 8 August 1953, Sam's birthday, and he finds himself in a tavern in a mining town. The face in the mirror is his own, but it's older than Sam remembers himself. At project Quantum
Leap Headquarters, Al and Gushi desperately try to get a fix on Sam, but this is a leap like no other.
(Postponed from 14 June)
Kirsty Wark reports on the councils accused of vandalising their historic cemeteries; Betty Boothroyd, Speaker of the House of Commons, gives Dan Cruickshank a glimpse of the gothic splendour of her private apartments in the Palace of Westminster, and Peter York goes shopping for heritage souvenirs.
The showcase for short films by new directors. Lido
A celebration of the English love affair with cold water, expressed in the open-air public swimming pools between the two world wars. Producers Maggie Ellisand Jacqui Timberlake Director Christopher Dudman
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Jeremy Paxman.
Tonight: how Eddie Izzard prepared for the lead role in David Mamet's latest stage play The Cryptogram, directed by Greg Mosher, which has its world premiere next week.
Presented by Tracey MacLeod.
This month: the attractions of studying Greek and Roman cultures through literature and architecture.
