Full coverage of the penultimate day begins at 2.30 with the six-furlong Albany Stakes for two-year-old fillies. Last year Richard Hughes and Jewel in the Sand took the honours, with 40-1 outsider Spirit of Chester snatching second place. The second start is the Group Two King Edward VII Stakes at 3.05. Coverage continues at
3.20pm on BBC2. Presented by Clare Balding .
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Hughes
Presented By:
Clare
Balding
Sporting greats and former quiz team captains Ian Botham and Bill Beaumont join Ally McCoist, while Matt Dawson welcomes Scottish footballer Gary McAllister and the new Ryder Cup captain Ian Woosnam. Sue Barker asks the questions.
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
Botham
Unknown:
Bill
Beaumont
Unknown:
Ally
McCoist
Unknown:
Matt
Dawson
Unknown:
Gary
McAllister
Unknown:
Ian
Woosnam.
Series Producer:
Carl
Doran
Among tonight's performers are Kelly Clarkson and Stereophonics, while there's a new album exclusive from Coldplay. With Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates.
Repeated tomorrow
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Top of the Pops Magazine: now published fortnightly, price £2
BBC2's controller on TOTP's future: page 28
Zoe's future plans are thrown into chaos when some old faces return to the Square. Sam begins her new job and Pat reawakens Dot's interest in driving. Writer Sarah Phelps For cast see page 45
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday
7/8. Michelle Collins makes a guest appearance alongside Lenny and co in Britain's answer to CSI.
Plus more character sketches and stand-up comedy. Director Michael Cumming ; Producer Alex Jackson-Long
Contributors
Unknown:
Michelle
Collins
Director:
Michael
Cumming
Producer:
Alex
Jackson-Long
2/6. Anne Robinson presents a heady and irreverent mix of topical comedy and current affairs, with the game help of comedian Marcus Brigstocke and two celebrity guests.
Director Peter Orton ; Series producer Paul Stevenson
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson
Unknown:
Marcus
Brigstocke
Director:
Peter
Orton
Producer:
Paul
Stevenson
4/6. Carol "Countdown" Vorderman and bespectacled rock veteran Elvis Costello run the gauntlet of the wisecracking chat-show spoofers in their charming Wembley home. Starring Meera Syal , Sanjeev Bhaskar , Indira Joshi and Vincent Ebrahim.
Producer Helen Williams ; Executive producer Anil Gupta
Contributors
Unknown:
Elvis
Costello
Unknown:
Meera
Syal
Unknown:
Sanjeev
Bhaskar
Unknown:
Indira
Joshi
Unknown:
Vincent
Ebrahim.
Producer:
Helen
Williams
Producer:
Anil
Gupta
Ian McShane reflects on his star role in the acclaimed
HBO western drama Deadwood, the second series of which will be broadcast on Sky One in July, and fellow actor James Nesbitt talks about playing the eponymous cop in Murphy's Law, showing on Thursdays on BBC1. Plus folk-pop duo Turin Brakes air their latest acoustic sounds in preparation for a gig aboard one of the 32 pods on the London Eye. Series producer Suzi Aplin ; Executive producer Addison Cresswell Repeated next Sunday on BBC3 The most powerful people on radio: page 20
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
McShane
Talks:
James
Nesbitt
Producer:
Suzi
Aplin
Producer:
Addison
Cresswell
A feature-length episode continues the re-run of the ground-breaking first series of the US drama set in real time. Starring Kiefer Sutherland.
2.00-4.00am. Is Nina somehow connected with the plot to assassinate Palmer? Kimberley and Janet attempt to escape from their captors.
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