Bill Turnbull and Susanna Reid host. NewsWatch is at 7.45, in which viewers can question the people who make news and current affairs programmes.
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Restaurateur Reza Mohammed and baking guru Mary Berry join Antony Worrall Thompson. Plus the viewers' vote on the dish to be made at the end of the show, and archive Rick Stein and Keith Floyd. Series producer Michael Kelpie ;
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A debate on the pros and cons of cochlear implants, the England deaf cricket team's preparations for the World Cup, and the chance to win tickets to an England v
Australia one-day international. Clive Mason hosts. With signing, voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday at 1.50am on BBC1
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In the third-round matches, the field gets whittled down to 32 players for Monday's men's and women's singles. Last year, rain forced Tim Henman to wait until the middle Sunday to complete a victory over Morocco's Hicham Arazi and make the fourth round. Sue Barker presents. BBCi: digital viewers press the red button to view play on the other courts
Live sets from Kaiser Chiefs and Athlete, a special acoustic performance by Hayseed Dixie and Coldplay in conversation.
Presented by Lauren Laverne and Mark Radcliffe. More coverage on BBC2 at 10.25pm, with live action on BBC3 from 7pm. BBCi: digital viewers can access coverage from all the stages throughout the day by pressing the red button on the handset Re-create Glastonbury at home with Phill Jupitus : p36; The Inside Story: p56
Coverage to the end of today's play in the third-round men's and women's singles. BBCi: digital viewers press the red button to view play on the other courts
3/6. Highlands and Glens. David Dimbleby 's sumptuous journey takes him to Balmoral, where he considers Edwin Landseer 's Monarch of the Glen. From there it's on to Loch Lomond , Glencoe and the peninsula of Kintyre where he learns about artists Horatio McCulloch and William McTaggart , before setting sail for Sligo in Ireland - the childhood home of poet WB Yeats. The series continues tomorrow at 9pm on BBC1.
Director Robin Dashwood ; Executive producer Basil Comely
Shown last Sun on BBCI wwwbbccauk/apictureofbritain COMPETITION: viewers can submit digital images to the website (address above). The best will be shortlisted, and winners in each category will receive a digital camera and have their work displayed at the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in Bradford. Digital viewers can access an interactive picture gallery comprising the most popular pictures sent in, and a digital photography masterclass via the red button on their TV handset
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David Dimbleby sees how Britain's countryside has inspired its art. He visits the Scottish Highlands and crosses the Irish Sea to see the paintings of Paul Henry. Show more
Reviewing the highlights of the sixth day's play are John Inverdale and special guests.
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Coldplay and Razorlight prove how far you can get with photogenic frontmen and singalong anthems. Also scheduled to appear are the reinvigorated New Order, keyboard-led popsters Keane, Harlem-born bluesman Taj Mahal and Merseyside indie kids the Coral. Jo Whiley , Mark Radcliffe and Phill Jupitus present on-site reports, acoustic performances and interviews. More highlights tomorrow at 6pm and 10.30pm on BBC2, with live action at 7pm on BBC3. There is also coverage today and tomorrow from 10am on Radio 1 and from 7am on 6 Music.
Producer Alison Howe ; Executive producer Mark Cooper www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury BBCi: throughout the day, digital viewers on all BBC TV channels can press the red button to access live radio coverage on 6 Music and watch performances from headliners and other bands
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Re-create Glastonbury at home with Phill Jupitus : page 36; The Inside Story: page 56
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone Repeats not indicated Open University & General Interest
2.00 Designer Rides - Jerk and Jounce How maths puts the thrill into rollercoaster rides. 42423 2.30 Software Surgery How software can be designed to suit the needs of the user. 21930 3.00 Lifelines The story of the intellectual struggle that established the theory of evolution. 52775 3.30 After the Genome Revelations from the "book of life" about cancer and genetics. 5090978 4.20 What Have the 70s Ever Done for Us? How science really could improve on nature. 11092775 4.30 Jump over Your Shadow
Examining the social divide between German people even after East and West were united. 53404 5.00 CyberWar How information will replace bombs and bullets as a weapon. 19572 5.30 CyberSouls Could the human body eventually be redundant?
