Simulcast on the CBBC channel 8.45-11.00am. (S)
A creepy coral creature.
Turning holiday snaps into giant works of art.
Summer suitcase packing, Morris dancing, go-karting and assisting a film director.
Digital viewers can see three films made when the Gamers all met up for the first time on a weekend away
The "Shetland Grand National" looms.
A prototype military vehicle disappears into a burning crater.
Benny's violin playing is mistaken for that of a virtuoso.
Exotic plants flourishing in south-west Ireland.
A panel of experts answers general financial questions. The series takes a break until 29th August.
Take Part: viewers can submit queries to [email address removed]; or via [web address removed]
The British breakfast on bread and hot chocolate, while the French try tea and scones, and a traditional Sunday roast.
Claire Balding presents racing from Ascot, with starts at 2.05, 2 40 3.15 and 3.50, plus a look ahead to tomorrow's prestigious King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes. Director Steve Docherty
Editor Stephen Cook Also live at www.bbc.co.uk/sport (UK only)
Strong-willed couple Pam and Richard put pressure on Catherine Gee to find a coastal property in Suffolk. (Revised rpt)
Can Ben Thapa and Jon Ansell from opera group G4 work in harmony with chefs James Tanner and James Martin ?
Anne Robinson dispenses quiz questions and insults.
The world's two fastest men go head to head this evening as Hazel Irvine presents live coverage from Crystal Palace of the London Grand Prix, the biggest meeting in the UK athletics calendar.
When world and Olympic champion Justin Gatlin ran the 100m in 9.77 seconds in Doha in May, he equalled the world record set by Commonwealth champion Asafa Powell last year in Greece. To add to the anticipation, Powell ran 9.77 again last month in Gateshead. What will happen when the joint-world record holders line up alongside one another tonight?
The full timetable is as follows: 6.10 women's long jump: 6.25 women's pole vault; 6.29 men's 200m; 7.10 women's high jump; 7.15 men's 100m heats; 7.34 men's triple jump; 7.51 men's 400m;
8.25 men's 5,000m; 8.45 men's 100m final.
Executive producer Helen Kuttner ; Editor Jim Bentley Also live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport
New series 1/9. In Restoration viewers were given a chance to help save their favourite historic building. Now, host Griff Rhys Jones , architect Ptolemy Dean and building conservationist Marianne Suhr are spotlighting 21 structures of architectural, historical and social importance scattered throughout the UK's villages. Restoring any one of them could mean reviving the spirit and livelihood of an entire community.
Tonight viewers can vote for either Massey's Folly in Hampshire, Tollesbury Granary in Essex, or Watts Gallery in Surrey, with the winner entering the live final on 17 September. Ptolemy Dean searches for The Perfect Village at 10pm on BBC4.
Series editor Jeremy Cross ; Executive producers Nikki Cheetham and Annette Clarke www.bbc.co.uk/restoration VOTING DETAILS: vote for your favourite building by calling
[number removed](calls from a BT landline cost El. Calls from mobiles and other networks may vary. 77p from each call goes to the Restoration Fund). Lines for this episode open at 12 midnight and close at 12 noon on Wednesday RT DIRECT: order the accompanying hardback book for just E14.99 incl p&p. Call [number removed] (landline calls cost a maximum of 8p per min) or send a cheque payable to BBC Shop to [address removed]
Small is beautiful: page 17; The Inside Story: page
3/8. In Killarney in the rural south-west of Ireland, Billy explores some mysterious 3,000-year-old, beehive-shaped buildings and travels by helicopter to an emotional reunion with his ancestors.
Producers Andy Bates and Kim Turberville
Series producer Steve Brown
With Gavin Esler.
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Martha Kearney and guests review the cultural highs and lows of the week.
Tragic fact-based drama starring Hilary Swank.
Charismatic drifter Brandon Teena arrives in a small Nebraska town, and becomes involved with a group of tough delinquents, beginning a relationship with factory girl Lana (Chloe Sevigny). However, Brandon has a secret: he is actually Teena Brandon , a woman who's been living as a man.
Review page 47.
Director Kimberly Peirce (1999, 18)
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Open University & General Interest Rpts not indicated
2.00 Renaissance Secrets Conspiring against the Queen 90813 2.30 The Rinuccini Chapel, Florence
3.00 Relationships 5953542 3.50 Ever Wondered? 71227184 4.00 News Stories 81165 4.30 Open Advice 65504 5.00 Art - a Question of Style (5) 39691 5.30 Sydney Living with Difference
