Presented by Louise Minchin and David Robertson.
Including news headlines every 15 minutes: 7.16,7.35,8.16 sport, plus Olympic updates live from Sydney:
7.23,7.46,8.23 business news;
7.24, 7.55, 8.25 weather, regional news and travel.
Directors Anthony Brown , Simon Buglione , Ted Nixon and Tim Oakley
Editor Simon Waldman (S)
The Tubbies watch a parade.
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Steve Rider, Sue Barker and Sharron Davies present live coverage of the fourth day of the Sydney games.
Note: events may alter the following timings.
8.55 Swimming
The women's 100m backstroke final. With commentary by Andy Jameson and Adrian Moorhouse.
9.05 Gymnastics
Action from the start of the men's team gymnastics final.
10.05 Swimming
Including coverage of the women's 100m breaststroke final.
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Website: [web address removed]
10.55 News (S); Weather
Drama starring Michael Redgrave.
A writer takes up a lonely job as the keeper of a lighthouse called Thunder Rock. Living in isolation, he conjures up some ghostly companions for inspiration.
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Films: pp 60-66 ****
Lloyd Farmar turns a dull church hall into the ideal room for a wedding reception.
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Mark James presents coverage of the tenth round of the World Rally championship in Cyprus.
(Shown yesterday at 4pm)
Weekday roundup of business and consumer news.
Mark Sloan links a supposed suicide to a dating agency.
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Sam asks Quincy to investigate the strange behaviour of an old friend.
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John Inverdale and Steve Cram introduce further live action from Sydney.
4.00 Basketball
Commentary on host nation Australia v Brazil.
4.30 Hockey
Nigel Starmer-Smith and Karen Brown introduce action from today's pool matches, featuring the British men's and women's hockey teams.
5.00 Football Report
Garth Crooks reports on the latest football action.
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Anne Robinson hosts the weekday elimination quiz.
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Grandpa reveals that Homer's conception was accidental.
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(A Simpsons double bill can be seen on Friday at 6pm)
Judge Robertson defeats Philip in the elections, but dies during the victory.
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[NB Radio Times credits the writer and director in error against The Good Life later this evening]
The three-part story continues as Crichton agrees to marry the princess.
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Tom and Barbara discover oil.
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[NB Radio Times credits Bryan Winter as writer and Shelley Jensen as director, but these are the credits for The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air earlier in the evening]
A team from Birmingham University takes on the reigning champions Durham, with questions posed by Jeremy Paxman. Another round can be seen tomorrow at 8pm.
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Delia Smith continues her back-to-basics cookery guide with a lesson on how to prepare poultry.
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BBC Book: Delia How to Cook - Book Two available from bookshops
Victor Lewis-Smith continues his irreverent look at archive TV and cinema commercials. Tonight his subject is holidays.
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The rerun of the comedy show continues and this week features the spoof Asian children's show Live and Cooking.
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With Kirsty Wark. Including at 11.00 News headlines.
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Seventh in a ten-part drama set in Glasgow's high-octane club scene.
Ryan and Lewis are thrown together again and Lex tells Stella of her dark secret.
Contains strong language.
(Repeated on Friday at 1.15am)
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George has a battle with a shipwreck survivor over a new apartment.
(For cast and next episode see tomorrow at 11.50pm)
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Then Forty Eight Preludes and Fugues
Bach's Prelude and Fugue in E flat (Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 2 No 7).
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Open University
12.30 The Lyonnais: a Changing Economy
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1.30 Nature Display'd
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Secondary Schools
2.00 English
Poems from other cultures and religions; Poetry Backpack
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Languages
4.00 Spain Inside Out: Part 2; Talk Spanish: Parts 1-2
Working in the Community
5.00 Volunteering
Ends 6am.
