Live coverage from Athens of the early events on day five. Britain's
Jonathan Edwards begins the defence of his world triple-jumptitle in the qualifying round.
Also taking place this morning are the first rounds in the men's and women's 200m and the first round of the women's
5,000m. featuring Britain's
Paula Radcliffe. With commentary by David Coleman , Stuart Storey , Paul Dickenson , Brendan Foster , Christina Boxer and Dave Moorcroft.
9.40 Art series with tips and advice. Today, how to make a spray gun.
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Animated adventures based on JM Barrie's novel Peter and Wendy, oneofthesequelsto
Peter Pan. Repeat Stereo
Animation. Norman fishes for chocolate-cream eclairs.
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Animation. The clumsy elephant manages to bump into atree.
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The Teletubbies watch two boys play some music on their mother's keyboard. Repeated tomorrow at 7.30am
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Sarah Spills the Bigfoot Beans. Is Sarah's boyfriend prepared to encounterthe Hendersons' big, hairy secret?
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Small Packages. Walter and Gwen are left holding the baby at Christmas when a mother goes on the run from a murder
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Two circus dwarfs talk about their work.
A look at Portugal 'sfortified wines and wines from Madeira. Repeat Stereo.
Cookery from Thailand. Today curries incorporating pork and green beans, beef, prawns, chicken and duck.
Word game.
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The last of three films about the Atlantic goes beneath the surface of this ocean, which is two miles deep on average, perpetually dark, freezing cold and conceals many strange creatures. These denizens of the deep are now being observed from high-tech submarines.
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Regional News and Weather
Glynn Christian looks at the colonial tradition of taking afternoon tea.
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John Brown. A portrait of a man who gave up his computer careerto become a fisherman. Repeat Stereo............
Coverage of the fifth evening of action in Athens. Britain will be hoping that 1993 champion Colin Jackson and 1995 silver medallist Tony Jarrett will make it to tonight's 110m hurdles semi-finals and then reach the final. Another world champion from Stuttgart, Sally Gunnell, will be aiming to reach the women's 400m hurdles final. Steve Smith, who won bronze at the Olympics, will be a British medal hope in the high jump.
In the 3,000m steeplechase, Kenya's Moses Kiptanui seeks his fourth consecutive world title, while in the 10,000m Morocco's Salah Hissou hopes to benefit from the absence of Ethiopian champion Haile Gebrselassie, who objects to the running surface. Tonight also sees the men's 1500m final, won in the past three championships by Algeria's Noureddine Morceli.
Including at 4.00 men's 110m hurdles semi-finals, 4.10 men's high-jump final, 4.20 women's 200m second round, 4.45 men's 200m second round, 5.10 men's 800m semi-finals, 5.30 men's 3,000m steeplechase final, 5.50 women's 400m hurdles semi-finals, 6.15 men's 1500m final, 6.35 men's 10,000m final and at 7.15 the decathlon ends.
Followed by the day's highlights.
Commentary from David Coleman, Stuart Storey, Paul Dickenson, Brendan Foster, Christina Boxer and Dave Moorcroft.
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Tonight Avengers star Patrick Macnee returns to his childhood haunt, the seaside town of Bosham in West Sussex, where King Canute vainly ordered back the waves. Kirsty Wark reports on plans to move a historic pub in the centre of Manchester to a new location brick by brick.
Alexander Stoddart appeals for more monuments to be built in honour of great men and women. See today's choices. Series editor Basil Comely
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Not all parrots live in the rainforest - the kea is found in the snow-covered southern mountains of New Zealand. The birds have been known to attack sheep and are unpopular with farmers, who threaten their food supply by burning off bracken and have introduced stoats to prey on their chicks. The keas, in turn, empty rubbish bins and tear the trims from skiers'cars.
Yet in essence they are simply rather mischievous creatures, striving to survive in a changing world. Narrated by Barry Paine.
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Concluding the two-part drama about two orphans transported to Australia in the fifties.
Lily leaves Ashwood and slaves as a domestic worker. After being sacked, she is determined to find Bert and tramps to St
Bede's, where she is reunited with a now dispirited and physically-scarred boy.
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With Gavin Esler.
Rhona Cameron and Richard
Fairbrass hostthe last in the series of the lesbian and gay entertainment show. This week's guests are Stephen Fry , talking about his role in the new film Wilde, and Sian Phillips , singing a numberfrom the West-End musical Marlene.
Executive producer Neil Crombie Series editor Frances Dickenson
Followed by Weatherview
US comedy series starring
Richard Jeni as a television chef.
9½ Days. Richard recalls his brief but passionate affair with a schoolteacher. Paige tries to stop her parents from moving to New York.
12.30 The Chemistry of Survival
1.00 TheChemistryofPower
1.30 The Chemistryof Life and Death Rpt Stereo
SUMMER NIGHTS
2.00 Fitfor Summer Collections
Sporting Chance
LANGUAGES
4.00 A Vous La France 10-13; French on a Plate Provence;
Bon Mot The Traveller and the Shoes
OPEN UNIVERSITY
6.00 Brain and Behaviour
Stress Rpt 9297723 6.25 Missing the Meaning? Rpt
4047020 6.50-7.15am Atlantic
Salmon Scaling the Salt Barrier
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