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Modelling in the Money Markets
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6.30 Lessons from Kerala
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6.55 Cybersouls
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7.25 Deaf-Blind Education in Russia
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George's neurotic cousin Melvin fears he is in trouble for stealing from his employer. (R) (S)

An extended Sunday helping of pre-school fun. (S)

Steve Rider, Sue Barker, John Inverdale and Steve Cram introduce action from Sydney, plus horse racing from Ireland and rallying from Cyprus. (S) Note: events may alter the following timings.
9.00, 9.45, 10.25: Swimming. Coverage of the women's 100m butterfly final, the men's 100m breaststroke final, the women's 400m freestyle final and the men's 400m individual medley final. Commentary comes from Andy Jameson, Adrian Moorhouse and Sharron Davies.
9.30, 9.55: Cycling. Including the sprint cycling final at 10.15, where the British team of Jason Queally, Chris Hoy and Craig Maclean are going for gold. Hugh Porter commentates.
10.55 Judo Action from the women's 52kg event and the men's 66kg category. With commentary from Harry Gration and Neil Adams.
11.30 Weightlifting Coverage from the men's 62kg event and the women's 48kg event. With commentary from David Vine.
12.00 Equestrian Three-Day Event Dressage Coverage from the team dressage event. Commentary from Michael Tucker and Lorna Clarke.
12.20pm: Men's Triathlon. Highlights from today's event which features British medal contender Simon Lessing.
1.00: Olympic Headlines
1.15: Football Report
1.30: Gymnastics. Barry Davies, Mitch Fenner and Christine Still report from the women's event.
2.30: Boxing Action from the early rounds of the light flyweight and lightweight categories. With commentary from Jim Neilly.
3 15: Canoeing. Paul Dickenson and Richard Fox commentate.
3.35: Racing. In a break from the Olympics, a visit to the Curragh for the National Stakes Group One race.
4.00: Rallying. The latest round of the World Rally championship from Cyprus, the newest venue on the schedule. Repeated tomorrow at 1pm
4.30: Sailing Action from the men's soling class. Richard Simmonds commentates.
4.45: Beach Volleyball. Matt Chilton commentates on the action from Bondi Beach.
5.10: Basketball China take on Olympic champions America. Jon Champion commentates. PDC videoplus code for 8.55-3.15 [Number removed]. PDC videoplus code for 3.15-5.55 [Number removed].

Continuing the digitally-remastered broadcast of the cult supermarionation series from Gerry Anderson.
City of Fire. A skyscraper shopping centre catches fire, trapping a family in a sealed-off corridor. (R) (S)

The first episode of a repeat run of series two.
Initiations. When he borrows a shuttlecraft to perform a traditional rite, Chakotay becomes the target of a Kazon youth keen to kill an enemy to earn his Ogla warrior name. The original Star Trek series continues on Tuesday at 6pm (R) (S)

The weekly cultural strand. Ends 8.50.
Review This week presenter Mark Lawson is joined by Tom Paulin , Natasha Walter and Andrew O'Hagan to discuss the week's cultural highlights. Up for examination this evening are the new film Space Cowboys, directed by and starring Clint Eastwood , and My Zinc Bed, a new play by David Hare at London's Royal Court Theatre.
Series producer Mark Bell (S) (W)

Continuing the series in which art critic and cultural commentator Robert
Hughes returns home to assess his native Australia.
Money, Class and Power. This week Hughes looks beyond the middle-class idyll projected by soap operas to see whether the fundamental class divide - between convicts and settlers - still exists today. When he left 35 years ago, he felt that Australia was a contentedly middle-class country: now he feels that the influence of the early divide has produced a collective uncertainty about class.
Director Philip Smith : Series producer Christopher Spencer (S) (W)

Napster. A look at the controversial website that allows internet users to download copyrighted music for free.
Director Sean Grundy (S) (W)

Another chance to see last Friday's opener in the new series of the irreverent pop quiz. Roisin Murphy from
Moloko, Embrace's Danny McNamara , the Who's John Entwistle and comedian Johnny Vegas joinMark Lamarr ,
Sean Hughes and Phill Jupitus. (R) (S) (W)

Offbeat celebrity quiz show hosted by Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. Team captains Ulrika Jonsson and Mark Lamarr are joined by Tommy Cannon , Bobby Ball , Samantha Beckinsale and Richard E Grant.
Director Mark Mylod : Producer Alan Marke (R) (S)

Another chance to see the final episode from the last run of the gritty police drama prior to tomorrow's new two-part story. Roy is implicated in the assault of Karim Ifraz , but is more concerned with visiting Ellen in hospital. The situation, however, comes to a head when Karim's father and his friends confront Roy. Contains strong language.
Written by Jimmy Gardner ; Producer Eric Coulter ; Director Alrick Riley
The new Cops story starts tomorrow at 9pm (R) (S) (W)

Clare Balding presents coverage of the three-day eventing team cross-country. Great Britain will be looking to individual European champion Pippa Funnell to head their medal bid. With commentary from Michael Tucker and Lorna Clarke. Ends 5.45am.