Listings
: CBBC: Dennis the Menace
It's parents' evening at school.: CBBC: The Fairly Odd Parents
Crocker is using magic and spells in order to rule the world.: CBBC: The Saturday Show
More gunge and games, plus Krypto the Superdog, Looney Tunes and The Cramp Twins. Presented by Sophie McDonnell, Jake Humphrey and Simon Grant.(Also on CBBC channel)
Contributors
Presenter:
Sophie
McDonnell
Presenter:
Jake
Humphrey
Presenter:
Simon
Grant
Series Producer:
Donald
MacInnes
: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
The gang get trapped in a futuristic house that goes berserk.: CBBC: The Story of Tracy Beaker
The DG kids find a foolproof way of hitting the Wellards where it hurts.Contributors
Writer:
Aileen
Gonsalves
: CBBC: CBBC Show Selecta
Last week's winner v a new nominee.: Golf: the Open -Grandstand
Who is moving into contention in continuing live coverage of the third day's play at St Andrews ?The world's oldest and most
Prestigious golf tournament attracted a record 2,499 entries this year, with this being its 28th staging at the famous Old Course. On the last occasion, in 2000, the winner was Tiger Woods.
The American started favourite this year, but the tough course's exposed position on Scotland's east coast makes it a testing examination for even the elite.
At the same stage last year, little-known Todd Hamilton of the US belied his world ranking of 56 to open up a narrow one-shot lead with a second straight round of 67. Breathing down his neck at Royal Troon were the intimidating trio of Ernie Els , Phil Mickelson and Retief Goosen.
Presented by Steve Rider. See tomorrow's choice. INTERACTIVE: digital viewers can select dedicated coverage of a leading group, see regularly updated highlights and view a live leaderboard of scores from every player on the course
Contributors
Unknown:
St
Andrews
Unknown:
Tiger
Woods.
Unknown:
Todd
Hamilton
Unknown:
Ernie
Els
Unknown:
Phil
Mickelson
Unknown:
Retief
Goosen.
Presented By:
Steve
Rider.
: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Only Fools and Horses: A Royal Flush
Del's plans are upset by the well-to-do set in this re-edited episode last seen in 1992.Contributors
Writer:
John
O'Sullivan
Director/Producer:
Ray
Butt
: Weakest Link
New series 1/4. Will a sprinkling of chefs lose their appetite when confronted by Anne Robinson 's spicy tongue? Ainsley Harriott , Antony Worrall Thompson , Ken Horn , Jon Burton Race , Nancy Lam , Michel Roux Jr and Giorgio Locatelli are among those competing. Antony Worrall Thompson also pops up at 9.10pm.Producer Lamees Nuseibeti Series producer Alexandra McLeod
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson
Unknown:
Ainsley
Harriott
Unknown:
Antony Worrall
Thompson
Unknown:
Ken
Horn
Unknown:
Jon Burton
Race
Unknown:
Nancy
Lam
Unknown:
Michel
Roux
Unknown:
Giorgio
Locatelli
Unknown:
Antony Worrall
Thompson
Producer:
Alexandra
McLeod
: The National Lottery - In It to Win It
Will the five contestants share the big-money jackpot, or will one winner take all? Hosted by Dale Winton. Includes the Thunderball, Lotto and Lotto Extra Draws.Series producer Michael Marines ; Executive producer David Young www.bbc.co.uk/lottery INTERACTIVE: digital viewers can take part using the red button The National Lottery - Midweek Draws is on Wednesday at 10.35pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Dale
Winton.
Producer:
Michael
Marines
Producer:
David
Young
: Casualty
There Are Worse Things I Could Do. Charlie faces a terrible dilemma. A teenage girl tries to prove herself.Writer Julie Blackie ; Producer Alex Perrin
Director Brett Fallis www.bbc.co.uk/casualty
Contributors
Unknown:
Julie
Blackie
Producer:
Alex
Perrin
Director:
Brett
Fallis
Charlie Fairhead:
Derek
Thompson
Harry Harper:
Simon
MacCorkindale
Maggie Coldwell:
Susan
Cookson
Luke Warren:
Matthew
Wait
Bex Reynolds:
Sarah
Manners
Claire Guildford:
Leanne
Wilson
Tess Bateman:
Suzanne
Packer
Guppy Sandhu:
Elyes
Gabel
Ellen Zitek:
Georgina
Bouzova
Abs Denham:
James
Redmond
Comfort Newton:
Martina
Laird
Nina Farr:
Rebekah
Gibbs
Josh Griffiths:
Ian
Bleasdale
WoodyJoyner:
Will
Thorp
Dl Will Manning:
Gary
Mavers
Jaswant Sandhu:
Madhav
Sharma
Colin Evans:
Peter
Silverleaf
Valentina Minola:
Loraine
Velez
Tony Minola:
David
Maybrick
Simon Hearne:
Michael
Lumsden
Zara Hearne:
Nathalie
Pownall
Jessica Grindle:
Katy
Owen
Lisa McIttrick:
Kerry
Gibson
Sheila Byrne:
Veronica
Roberts
Jake Byrne:
Oliver
Gilmartin
Joanne Coldwell:
Jane
Riley
Pete Guildford:
Adam
James
: Are You Younger than You Think?
rDoes a healthy lifestyle really take years off your appearance? This live interactive health test - hosted by Desmond Lynam , with expert help from Professor Ian Philp - aims to find out. Celebrities including Jane Seymour , Jerry Hall and Antony Worrall Thompson subject themselves to investigations that challenge preconceptions of what constitutes a wholesome existence and also aim to establish an individual's"real age". Join in at home by pressing the red button on your TV handset, via www.bbc.co.uk/areyouyounger, on a Wap-enabled mobile phone (network rates apply), or with pen and paper. Concludes at 11.10pm. Producer Peter Usher ; Executive producer Cari Rosen VIDEO Plus+ code for 9.10-11.30pm (non-PDC) The Inside Story: page 56
Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond
Lynam
Unknown:
Ian
Philp
Unknown:
Jane
Seymour
Unknown:
Jerry
Hall
Unknown:
Antony Worrall
Thompson
Producer:
Peter
Usher
Producer:
Cari
Rosen
: BBC News
With Jane Hill.Weather with Darren Bett. <s)
Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
Unknown:
Jane
Hill.
Unknown:
Darren
Bett.
: Are You Younger than You Think?
More advice from Professor Ian Philp on lifestyle improvements, plus host Desmond Lynam revealing the truth about his "real age".HEALTH
Are You Younger than You Think? 9.10pm, 11.10pm BBC1
You're trying to eat your five portions of fruit and veg a day. You've given up smoking. You even walk up the stairs occasionally. But does your recent attempt at a healthy lifestyle mean you'll live longer? Or have years of over-indulgence and inactivity aged you prematurely and permanently?
This live interactive show claims to tell you how fast your body is ageing, regardless of the numbers on your birth certificate. There's also advice on keeping young, plus tips for increasing your longevity, which include flossing your teeth (see below in The Inside Story for the reason why).
Desmond Lynam is in the studio to test the health of the audience and various celebrities. Those of us at home with the strength to lift a pen, press the red button on our remotes or pick up our WAP-enabled phones can take part too. JR
THE INSIDE STORY
We all know that eating healthily and exercising can make us live longer - but did you know that believing in God and flossing your teeth can help? "There's actually a science to this," says Professor Ian Philp (right), one of the experts appearing in Are You Youngerthan You Think? (9.10pm, 11.10pm BBC1). "If you floss your teeth, you have fewer bacteria in your mouth, bacteria that can trigger a chain of events that bring forward heart disease."
And religion? "I worked with a colleague who was studying the impact of religion on health, and it was true that people who were religious lived longer and were healthier. If you're religious, you probably believe that God has a part to play in it; if you're not, you could think of it as a psychological support system," says Professor Philp. "It's maybe quite nice to have a friend in Jesus!"
Contributors
Presenter:
Desmond
Lynam
Expert:
Professor Ian
Philp
: Damien - Omen II
Demonic horror sequel. Damien is now a spoilt teenager, but his aunt thinks there is something rather more sinister about him. Review page 48.Director Don Taylor (1978, 18)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Director:
Don
Taylor
Richard Thorn:
William
Holden
Ann Thorn:
Lee
Grant
Damien:
Jonathan
Scott-Taylor
Paul Buher:
Robert
Foxworth
Charles Warren:
Nicholas
Pryor
Sergeant Neff:
Lance
Henriksen
: Top of the Pops
Shown last MondayAlison Graham on TOTP's new home: page 55
Contributors
Unknown:
Alison
Graham
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