Premiership highlights.
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Steve Rider and Sue Barker introduce the gymnastics apparatus finals, featuring the women's uneven bars and men's rings competitions.
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David Frost talks to those in the news and reviews the papers with his guests. Including at 9.00 News, with weather later.
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Continuing his American tour, Jon Monie meets Madonna's guru, Deepak Chopra, and chef Gordon Ramsey talks about his famous temper. Presented by Alice Beer and Kevin Woodford.
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Quincy falls in love with the beautiful young widow of a man who died in night-club fire.
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Makeover advice from the fashion show.
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John Humphrys introduces topical interviews and political reports.
Including at 12.00 News.
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Steve Rider, Sue Barker, John Inverdale and Clare Balding introduce action from Sydney, plus horse racing from Ascot, Superbikes and touring cars.
Note: events may alter timings.
1.00 Boxing
Courtney Fry carries British medal hopes in the light-heavyweight category. With commentary from Jim Neilly.
1.25 Sailing
Richard Simmonds provides commentary on the action from Sydney harbour.
1.35 Diving
The women's 10m platform final.
1.50 Table Tennis
The women's singles final. Dougie Donnelly and Donald Park commentate.
2.05 Tennis
Tim Henman aims for singles success to match the silver he won in the men's ' doubles four years ago.
2.30, 3.05, 3.40, 4.20 Racing
In a break from the Olympics, four races from the last day of the Ascot festival, the 2.35, 3.10, 3.50 and 4.25. Commentary comes from Jim McGrath, Willie Carson, Richard Pitman and Angus Loughran.
2.45 Weightlifting
Coverage from the men's 94kg event. With commentary from David Vine.
3.20, 4.00 Motorcycling
Rounds 19 and 20 of the British Superbikes championship from Mallory Park. With only two rounds left after today, every point is vital.
4.35 Motorsport
The final rounds of the British Touring Car championship from Silverstone.
5.25 Basketball
Action from the women's preliminary rounds. Jon Champion commentates.
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A daring mission to sample material from the sun's corona places a spaceship in danger. But will the solar heat be too much even for Thunderbird 3?
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Ensign Kim wakes up in San Francisco in his girlfriend's flat. Life couldn't be better- but shouldn't he be on the USS Voyager?
(The original Star Trek series continues on Tuesday at 6pm)
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The weekly cultural strand. Ends 8.50.
Review
Mark Lawson is joined by John Carey, Germaine Greer and Ian Rankin to discuss the week's highlights, including Billy Elliott, Stephen Daldry's first film, Margaret Atwood's latest novel The Blind Assassin, and the world premiere in Halifax of Ted Hughes's last play, Alcestis.
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Continuing Robert Hughes's reassessment of his native Australia.
Many people still think of Australia as a little bit of Britain in the southern seas. But as Hughes discovers, in the last 50 years a huge wave of immigration has swept across the country, transforming everything in its wake. Australia is no longer a colonialist outpost but a dynamic mixture of cultures, creeds and races.
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Antiques restorers share the tricks of their trade.
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Daphne and Celeste, Par Wiksten, Graham Gouldman and Stuart Maconie join Mark Lamarr, Sean Hughes and Phill Jupitus for the irreverent light-hearted pop quiz.
(Shown last Friday)
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A rare chance to see rock icon David Bowie in concert at the BBC Radio Theatre in front of a small invited audience.
Recorded at the end of June, shortly after his memorable appearance at the Glastonbury Festival, the set includes Wild Is the Wind, Ashes to Ashes, Absolute Beginners, The Man Who Sold the World and Fame.
The documentary Cracked Actor follows at 11pm.
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(David Bowie guests on Later with Jools Holland on Friday at 1.30am)
David Bowie crosses America in Alan Yentob's seminal documentary, first shown in 1975 as part of Omnibus. Filmed on the singer's 1974 Diamond Dogs tour, it captures the star's transition from glam rock to blue-eyed soul. Revealing footage of Bowie and his fans testifies to the heady effects of fame on stars and their followers.
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A chance to see in one viewing last week's new two-part story of the Bafta Award-winning drama. Natalie gets in too deep trying to defend a pregnant teenager, while Roy enlists help to exact revenge on his Asian adversaries.
Ends 1.40.
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Followed by Weatherview
(Repeats are not indicated)
Secondary Schools
2.00 Science in Action
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Languages
4.00 France Inside Out; Talk French: Parts 1-2
Working in the Community
5.00 Enterprise Skills
Ends 6am
