Listings
: CBBC: Scooby and Scrappy Show
A spooky fun park.: CBBC: Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
The usual gungy games and messy stunts, plus cartoons The Fairly Odd Parents and What's New Scooby-Doo?(Also on the CBBC channel)
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: CBBC: Top of the Pops Reloaded
Music from Franz Ferdinand, former S Clubber Jo O'Meara and Sugababes, plus interviews with Ms Dynamite and Arcade Fire. Fearne Cotton, Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes host.Contributors
: CBBC: Sportsround
With Welsh rugby star Gavin Henson, plus news of the mountain bike World Cup and the Junior Great North Run.Contributors
: Football Focus
A look ahead to today's twoPremiership London derbies - Charlton v Chelsea and Fulham v West Ham - plus Man United's visit to Anfield tomorrow and reaction to last week's opening
Champions League group games. With Manish Bhasin.
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: Grandstand
With Sue Barker and Steve Rider.1.00 Great North Miles Kenya's Daniel Kipchirchir Komen heads the field for this forerunner to tomorrow's Great North Run
(coverage starts 9.30am). He'll be up against defending champion Ivan Heshko and Olympic medallist Rui Silva. Steve Cram and Brendan Foster commentate.
2.00 Golf Live coverage of the World Match Play semi-finals. The four remaining players are now just two good performances away from scooping golf's top prize of El million. At this stage last year Lee Westwood hung on to a slender win over Miguel Angel Jimenez. Will there be similar drama this time round?
Executive producers Martin Webster
(athletics), Paul Davies (golf) INTERACTIVE: if golf matches overrun, digital viewers can access continued coverage by pressing the red button. Plus football news on Score from 2.00
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: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: He's Having a Baby
5/10. Some tricky surprise assignments put the novice dads in a spin. Davina McCall hosts. There's more at 8.30pm weeknights on BBC3.Producer Victoria Ashbourne; Exec producer Barbara Lee RT DIRECT: save £1.49 on the accompanying book, available for
Ell.50, including p&p. To order, call [number removed]042 (national rate) Davina McCall 's First Big Break: page 38
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: What Kids Really Think: 2/6
Has Jennie Bond ever visited the Queen's loo? Ian Wright and his guest are delighted by cheeky questions and breathtaking honesty when they discuss the royal family with primary school pupils.Contributors
: A Question of Sport
More good-natured banter as Sue Barker Ally McCoist. Matt Dawson and four sporting icons look ahead to tomorrow's Great North Run (coverage starts 9.30am). Producer Gareth Edwards ; Series producer Carl DoranContributors
: The National Lottery - In It to Win It
Dale Winton 's big-money quiz show. Plus the draws. Series producer Michael Mannes ; Exec producer David YoungContributors
: Casualty
Deep Water. Nina confronts her former sergeant when a young army recruit's life is in danger.Writer Linda Thompson ; Producer Jane Hudson ; Director
Joss Agnew www.bbc.co.uk/casualty
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: Julian Fellowes Investigates: a Most Mysterious Murder: The Case of Rose Harsent
1/4. One stormy summer night in 1902 a young servant girl was stabbed to death in the close-knit Suffolk village of Peasenhall. The case was never solved. Gosford Park's Oscar-winning scriptwriter turns sleuth in the first of four intriguing drama documentaries.Contributors
: BBC News
With Darren Jordon.Weather with Darren Bett.
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Match of the Day
Highlights of Charlton v Chelsea and Fulham v West Ham, plus Sunderland's clash with West Brom and Tottenham's trip to Aston Villa. With Gary Lineker. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Mark DemuthRepeated tomorrow at 7.15am Match of the Day 2 can be seen tomorrow at 10.30pm on BBC2
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: Who Dares Wins
Tough action adventure starring Lewis Collins - aka Bodie in The Professionals - and Judy Davis. An elite SAS team is called upon when terrorists storm the American Embassy in London. Review page 57.Director Ian Sharp (1982, 18)
Followed by Weatherview
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