Presented by Bill Turnbull and Jules Botfield , and from 9.00
Louise Minchin. (S) (W)
Great Britain and Northern
Ireland begin their quest for a third consecutive Walker Cup in one of the amateur season's highlights. The UK hasn't won three straight titles since the biennial clash with the USA was first contested in 1922. But the team will be confident of adding to the triumphs of and 2001 when it takes to the fairways of Ganton - one of the UK's best matchplay courses.
Amateur champion
Gary Wolstenholme leads the way as he seeks a repeat of past glories. His place in history is assured, having been on three winning teams-but he will be desperate for victory again in Scarborough this weekend.
Presented by Steve Rider.
Commentary by Peter Alliss ,
Ken Brown , Alex Hay , Maureen Madill and Julian Tutt. More at
3.20pm in Grandstand on BBC1. Executive producers Barbara Slater and Paul Davies (S) (W)
Another landmark address.
(R)(S)
Helen Mirren and Julie Walters discuss Calendar Girls.
Shorn last Tuesday on BBCI (S) (W)
Oasis Dream heads the field for the biggest of three races from Haydock, at 2.15. The others are at 1.15 and 1.45.
Presented by Clare Balding
(W)
Exploring rhododendron and azalea gardens in Devon.
(Revised rpt) (S) (W)
Billy Wilder 's classic comedy starring Marilyn Monroe. While his family is in the country for the summer, publisher Richard Sherman stays behind in New York to work. To pass the lonely hours, Sherman fantasises about the blonde upstairs.
Widescreen. Review page 47.
(1955, PG) (S) (W) Marilyn Monroe stars in River of No Return at 6pm
The first day draws to a close at Ganton as Great Britain and Northern Ireland clash with the US in the Walker Cup. Hotshot Michael Skelton , the English
Amateur runner-up, will hope to impress with his Walker Cup debut. (S) (W)
Antiques are dusted down, priced up and flogged on. (R) (S) (W) More on weekdays at 3.30pm
Western starring Robert Mitchum and Marilyn Monroe.
A farmer is forced to flee from marauding Indians after a gambler steals his gun and horse. Accompanied by his son and the gambler's girlfriend, he sets off on a perilous journey down river. Widescreen. Review page 47.
Directors Otto Preminger , Jean Negulesco (1954. PG) (S) (W) Robert Mitchum also stars in Blood on the Moon on Monday at 1.35pm
Sitcom about a couple who try to live self-sufficiently in Surbiton. After a visit from a boar walker, Tom and Barbara consider selling up and moving to a small farm.
Agatha Christie 's murder mystery gets a feature-length dramatisation, starring Joan Hickson. Miss Marple looks into mysterious goings-on in the quiet village of Lymston.
Dramatised by Julia Jones ; Producer Guy Slater
Director Roy Boulting (R) (S)
Director William Friedkin 's Oscar-winning crime drama starring Gene Hackman and Roy Scheider. Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle, a relentlessly tough New York policeman, becomes obsessed with smashing a narcotics ring operating between Marseille and America. In his pursuit of the truth, Doyle finds himself at odds not only with the criminals but also with his superiors. Widescreen. Review page 47.
(1971.18) (S) (W)
Wonder Woman star Lynda Carter presents the year she leapt into the living rooms of Britain. Meanwhile, The
Incredible Hulk got angry, Grease got electrifyin' and Bob Geldof 's Boomtown Rats got a number one with Rat Trap. The games crazes were Simon, Space Invaders and Top
Trumps. Hot Gossip set pulses racing with raunchy dance routines and Sodastream turned water into proper pop. Director Steven Franklin ; Series producer Alan Brown
(Revised rpt) (S) (W) www.bbc.co.uk/cult/ilove
An inside look at showbiz spin, PR and puffery plus the celebrity stories set to hit the press in the week to come. Plus tips for the online Celebdaq traders. Hosted by Patrick O'Connell and Libby Potter.
Director Stephen Neal First shown on BBC3 (S) (W) www.bbc.co.uk/celebdaq Celebdaq is also on BBC3 tomorrow at 2.30am
Second World War drama set in a Japanese PoW camp, starring David Bowie. A Japanese commandant tries to impose strict discipline on his captives. At the same time he holds a grudging respect for the prisoners' liaison officer, who can speak Japanese. But the a new prisoner initiates a test of will for both sides. Widescreen. Review page 48.
Director Nagisa Oshima (1982. 15) (S) David Bowie reappears twice on Friday: on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross on BBC1 at 10.35pm and The Man Who Fell to Earth on BBC2 at 12.35am
Repeats are not indicated, www.bbc.co.uk/leamingzone
Home Learning Come Outside Summer Omnibus (ages 4-5)
Adventures with Aunt Mabel and her dog Pippin. (S)
