Repeats are not indicated.
6.20 Just an Illness (S)
7.00 Egg, Chips and Sushi
7.05 Global Tourism (S)
7.30 Living Doll: a Background to Shaw's Pygmalion (S)
Andrew Harvey and Jane Hill with a roundup from News 24, plus weather at 8.25. (W)
How the coastal town of St Ives in Cornwall inspires artists and holidaymakers alike.
Financial adviser Alvin Hall learns how to gamble successfully on dog races, while Kriss Akabusi explores thrill-seeking. FURTHER INFORMATION: call [number removed] (calls charged at national rate)
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Making Contact. Scientists' attempts to find other intelligent life in the universe. (R) (S)
Scientist Richard Dawkins recalls his sci-fi inspiration. (R)
How the cultural dominance of Hollywood and the cinema seems to have come to an end.
The Deep End. Two British brewers take on the locals at a German beerfestival. (R) (W)
Featuring the first deaf couple to appear on Changing Rooms.
Presented by Lara Crooks and Nan Dwek. With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Repeated on Thursday at 3.20am on BBC1 Followed by When I Grow Up Young people discuss the future. (S)
Another chance to see this profile of the veteran DJ and RTcolumnist. Director Kate Meynell ; Producer
Alison Howe (R) (S) (W)
Highlights from last night by artists including Macy Gray and Moby, presented by Jamie Theakston and Jayne Middlemiss. The pair preview the day ahead and introduce live music by Asian Dub Foundation on the Pyramid stage. More at 3pm. See Choice. Producers Mark Cooper and Alison Howe (W)
From Devonshire Park, Eastbourne, live coverage of the final of the Direct Line ladies' championship. Introduced by Sue Barker , with commentary by John Barrett ,
Virginia Wade and Jana Novotna. Producer Chris Lewis (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon
Live coverage of Wimbledon 2000 starts on Monday at 12 noon
The afternoon slot features sets by US band Semisonic, whose hit Secret Smile has helped them to shift over half-a-million albums over here, and British singer-songwriter David Gray. Plus live reports and highlights of sets by the Brand New Heavies and Coldplay. introduced by Jo Whiley. More at 8.45pm. (W) Glastonbury Man. profiling festival founder Michael Eavis. is at 7.55pm.
Comedy starring Betty Grable, Marilyn Monroe and Lauren Bacall. Three young women rent a plush apartment together to impress rich bachelors. Widescreen.
Director Jean Neguiesco (1953, U) (S) (W) Films: pp 62-70 ****
Musical maverick Julian Cope travelled the length and breadth of Britain researching his bestselling book on prehistoric stone monuments and sacred landscapes. From Land's End to the Orkneys, Cope takes in the most significant - both personally and historically- of these monuments, accompanied by his own music, some of it composed for this film. See Choice. Producer Ian James Pye ; Executive producer
Michael Poole (S) (W)
To accompany BBC2's weekend of music from the festival, a documentary tribute to its founder, Michael Eavis , that follows him from August 1999 up to the eve of this year's event. In addition to the usual preparations, however, Eavis also had to cope with the death of his wife and festival partner, Jean. Featuring interviews with musicians plus previously unseen footage and Eavis's personal archive of the event. See Choice.
Director Andrew Graham Brown ; Executive producer
Michael Poole (S) (W)
Almost five hours of coverage from the festival season's flagship event, presented by Jools Holland , Zoe Ball , John Peel ,
Jamie Theakston and Jayne Middlemiss. The evening's line-up includes: x
9.00 Performances from Pet Shop Boys, Death in Vegas and Artful Dodger.
10.00 Pet Shop Boys' finale, Bentley
Rhythm Ace and the beginning of sets by Travis and Leftfield.
11.00 More from Leftfield, Travis and, in the dance tent, Fatboy Slim.
12.30-1.30am Highlights of the above and from the rest of today's performances, including Elastica, MJ Cole, Ocean
Colour Scene, Wannadies and more.
Interspersed between the live music and highlights will be chats with festival-goers and performers, acoustic sets and short filmed reports - including one of Billy Bragg introducing The Spectator's Boris Johnson to the delights of the festival. See Choice. (WI Pet Shop Boys at Glastonbury - Music: page 46
Murder mystery starring Mimi am Rogers and John Shea. A disillusioned female cop falls for a handsome stranger, but then discovers his connection to the deaths of at least two women.
Director Michael Scott (1992, 15) (S) Films: pp 62-70 **
Repeats are not indicated, www.bbc.co.uk/education Summer Bites Music (part 2) Ends 5am.
