A celebration of children's performing talents across the UK. Sing-a-long in Belfast with a girl who wants a hippopotamus for Christmas.

Diddy Dick and Dom live in a pink cupboard. Nobody knows they live there, which is probably just as well!

★★★ Musical drama based on the smash hit Broadway musical. A nurse falls for a plantation owner. Review p32.
Director Richard Pearce (2001)

Remake of the musical about love on a Pacific island during World War II, as the conflict throws together locals and the men and women of a US naval base. Starring Glenn Close. Show more

Drama. Engineer Johnny Munroe is constructing a railroad in the Andes, risking lives to tunnel through a mountain. Review page 32.
Director Richard Wallace (1947, U)

Romantic melodrama about an engineer, played by John Wayne, battling to build a railroad in the Andes while trying to save his marriage to the boss's daughter. Show more

Further live action from the opening day of the world championships in Berlin. The men's 100m reaches its quarter-final stage at 5.50 this evening, which hopefully will see British sprinter Simeon Williamson taking on the likes of turbo-charged world beaters Usain Bolt and Tyson Gay. Meanwhile, the first day of Jessica Ennis 's heptathlon campaign draws to a close with the shot put at 5.20 and the 200m at 8.10. There are also finals in the men's shot put at 7.15 and the women's 10,000m at 6.25, as a host of African stars endeavour to succeed
Ethiopia's Tirunesh Dibaba as the champion of the world. Hazel Irvine presents. bbc.co.uk/athietics Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Taking it in her stride: page 26

Continued coverage of the opening day of the World Championships from Berlin. Jessica Ennis will hope for a strong showing on the first day of the heptathlon competition. Show more