Listings
: Breakfast
With Simon McCoy and Natasha Kaplinsky. Continues on BBC2. including 6.00 Breakfast Briefing with Moira Stuart (Mon-Wed), Kate Sanderson (Thu, Fri); 6.15, 6.45,7.15, 7.45, 8.15, 8.45 , 9.25 weather with Louise Lear ; 6.20,
7.35,8.35 sport; 6.27, 6.56,
7.27, 7.56, 8.27, 8.56 national and regional news; 6.50, 7.25,
7.50,8.25 business news.
Editor Richard Porter
Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
McCoy
Unknown:
Natasha
Kaplinsky.
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart
Unknown:
Kate
Sanderson
Unknown:
Louise
Lear
Editor:
Richard
Porter
: Olympic Grandstand
Hosted by Hazel Irvine, Steve Cram , Sharron Davies and Steve Redgrave.8.00-9.10 Swimming Coverage of men's and women's heats.
8.00 Women's 200m freestyle, featuring Britain's Mel Marshall.
8.35 Men's 200m butterfly, featuring Commonwealth silver medallist Stephen Parry.
9.05 Women's 200m IM.
8.10--9.20 Rowing The Schinias Centre hosts the repechages, in which eliminated rowers can stake a claim in the latter stages of the competition.
8.10 British pair Cath Bishop and Katherine Grainger take part in the women's pairs.
8.30 Toby Garbett and Rick Dunn row in the men's pairs.
9.10 The men's four sees Matthew Pinsent ,
James Cracknell , Steve Williams and Ed Coode in action.
Plus judo, badminton, hockey, equestrian events, shooting, tennis, table tennis, beach volleyball and boxing. DIGITAL AND INTERNET VIEWERS: additional coverage available via the red handset button or at www.bbc.co.uk/olympics
Including XL 00 News; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Cram
Unknown:
Sharron
Davies
Unknown:
Steve
Redgrave.
Unknown:
Mel
Marshall.
Unknown:
Stephen
Parry.
Unknown:
Katherine
Grainger
Unknown:
Toby
Garbett
Unknown:
Rick
Dunn
Unknown:
Matthew
Pinsent
Unknown:
James
Cracknell
Unknown:
Steve
Williams
Unknown:
Ed
Coode
: Olympic Report
Hazel Irvine and Steve Cram with news of British progress in shooting events and sailing, where the 49er class made its debut this morning.Contributors
Unknown:
Hazel
Irvine
Unknown:
Steve
Cram
: BBC News
Weather: Olympic Grandstand
With Craig Doyle and Jill Douglas.1.40 Boxing A first glimpse of Britain's only boxer in the Olympics, lightweight Amir Khan.
2.00 Badminton Quarter-final action from the women's singles and mixed doubles.
2.30 Judo, sailing, table tennis, equestrian events, beach volleyball and news of Michaela Breeze , Britain's only female weightlifter.
Including 3.20 News; Weather Regional News
Contributors
Unknown:
Craig
Doyle
Unknown:
Jill
Douglas.
Unknown:
Amir
Khan.
Unknown:
Michaela
Breeze
: Olympic Report
With Sue Barker, Steve Rider and Sharron Davies.5.25-6.00 Swimming
5.30 Women's 200m freestyle semi-finals.
5.40 Men's 200m freestyle final. USA's Michael Phelps should go head to head with Ian Thorpe and Grant Hackett of Australia.
5.50 The women's 100m backstroke final, where British hopes should rest with Katy Sexton and Sarah Price. DIGITAL AND INTERNET VIEWERS: additional coverage available via the red handset button or at www.bbc.co.uk/olympics
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Rider
Unknown:
Sharron
Davies.
Unknown:
Michael
Phelps
Unknown:
Ian
Thorpe
Unknown:
Grant
Hackett
Unknown:
Katy
Sexton
Unknown:
Sarah
Price.
: BBC News
With George Alagiah and Sian Williams. Including a weather summary. www.bbc.co.uk/newsContributors
Unknown:
George
Alagiah
Unknown:
Sian
Williams.
: BBC London News
Asad Ahmadand Nina Hossain with news for London and the Home Counties.
Editor Catherine Hearne REGIONAL PROGRAMME: see note on left under Other Regions
Contributors
Unknown:
Asad
Ahmad
Unknown:
Nina
Hossain
Editor:
Catherine
Hearne
: South East Today
Beverley Thompson and Giles Dilnot presentSussex and Kent news.
Editor Quentin Smith REGIONAL PROGRAMME: see note on left under Other Regions
Followed by Weather with Michael Fish.
Contributors
Unknown:
Beverley
Thompson
Unknown:
Giles
Dilnot
Editor:
Quentin
Smith
Unknown:
Michael
Fish.
: Cash in the Attic
Happily married for nearly 40 years, Robin and Marion Gallimore would love to celebrate their ruby anniversary travelling to Edinburgh on board the Orient Express. Can the clutter-into-cash crew bring their dream to fruition?Series producer Gill Waddington
Contributors
Unknown:
Marion
Gallimore
Producer:
Gill
Waddington
: As Time Goes By
Jean has accepted Lionel's proposal, but their euphoria is far from all-pervasive in this 1995 episode of the gentle comedy starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer.Writer Bob Larbey : Director/Producer Sydney Lotterby
Contributors
Unknown:
Judi
Dench
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Palmer.
Unknown:
Bob
Larbey
: EastEnders
Has Paul scuppered Patrick and Yolande's fostering hopes? Juley has to decide whether blood is thicker than water.Writer Colin Wyatt Cast on Friday Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Soap & Flannel: page 34
Contributors
Unknown:
Colin Wyatt
Cast
: Changing Rooms
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen oversees the creative efforts of Gordon Whistance and Anna Ryder Richardson as they draw inspiration from the 70s and the East to bring a party feel to rooms in two very different North Wales homes.Producer Rachel Palin : Series producer Joanne Haddock
Contributors
Unknown:
Laurence
Llewelyn-Bowen
Unknown:
Gordon
Whistance
Unknown:
Anna Ryder
Richardson
Producer:
Rachel
Palin
Producer:
Joanne
Haddock
: Waking the Dead
Shadowplay 2/2. Boyd's team now feel sure that the dark force cited by two homicidal psychiatric patients really exists. In tonight's series finale, they look into the possibility that the mysterious "Shepherd" could be DrCarney himself. But tragedy looms near when his brother also comes into the equation. The show, which contains violent images, returns in 2005. See Sunday's choice.
For cast see Sunday at 9pm
: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. 10.25 Regional NewsFollowed by Weather with Michael Fish.
Contributors
Unknown:
Fiona
Bruce.
Unknown:
Michael
Fish.
: Olympics Today
Swimming comes under the gaze of Clare Balding and Craig Doyle on day three, in which Ian Thorpe and Michael Phelps were due to be making waves in the 200m freestyle final, while Katy Sexton and Sarah Price were Team GB's medal hopes in the 100m backstroke. In gymnastics, the first medals were awarded in the men's team event.Contributors
Unknown:
Craig
Doyle
Unknown:
Ian
Thorpe
Unknown:
Michael
Phelps
Unknown:
Katy
Sexton
Unknown:
Sarah
Price
: Murder in the Mirror
Thriller based on a true story, starring Jane Seymour as the prime suspect in her husband's murder. The accused woman's personal investigations reveal, however, that her late spouse led a sordid secret life. Review page 50.Director James Keach (2000)
Followed by Weathervlew
Contributors
Unknown:
Jane
Seymour
Director:
James
Keach
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes. Ends 4.20.The Blue Planet 6/8. The stunning beauty, fragility and danger contained within the coral of tropical waters, as described by David Attenborough. Featuring enhanced commentary.
2.20 Pushed to the Umit - Britain's Toughest Family 5/10
Shipwrecked and stranded in shark-infested waters, which of the final families can remain most focused?
3.20 First Olympians - a Horizon Special How a tomb in southern
Italy shed light on the ancient Olympics. First shown on BBC2
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Attenborough.
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