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: Olympic Breakfast
With Sonia Deol and Ben Geoghehan in London, while Adrian Chiles and Clare Balding present live coverage from Beijing. The focus falls on the second round of boxing preliminaries and sailing, where Ben Ainslie hopes to win his third successive gold in the qingdao. Plus a review of the overnight athletics and swimming events.News at 6.00, 7.00 and 8.00.
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: Olympics 2008
Rowing action on the first day of finals. A total of sixBritish crews are scheduled to compete, including the GB's men's four's defence of their title at 10.30. Plus cycling action from Laoshan, with Bradley Wiggins, Chris Hoy and Rebecca Romero all in action.
At 12.00 it's athletics, where the highlight promises to be the men's 100m final at 3.30 when the three fastest sprinters of all time, Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell and Usain Bolt, are all expected to compete for gold. Heptathlete Kelly Sotherton is also in action (12.00 and 2.45), but her hopes of becoming the multi-event gueen rest on whether she can improve her recent javelin performance.
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: Final Score
A round-up of today's football matches.Digital viewers can follow the latest action on Score. 5.30-6.00pm
: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Olympics2008: Games Today
A look back at the eighth day's events in Beijing, during which 30 gold medals were decided in athletics, cycling, rowing, sailing and swimming heats. Plus interviews and anaiysis. Simulcast in HD on BBC HD: Last Choir Standing
7/10. The remaining five choirs battle it out for the public's vote. Presented by Myleene Klass and Nick Knowles. The results show is at 9.50pm. Series producer Clodagh O'Donoghue ; Executive producerMoira Ross www.bbc.co.uk/lastchoirstanding Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
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: The National Lottery: This TimeTomorrow
7/8. Tess Daly hosts the quiz show in which contestants vie for the chance to win a holiday.Director Geraldine Dowd ; Series producer Julia McRow
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: The Inspector Lynley Mysteries
Deception in His Mind. The death of a young Asian man near a rundown seaside town entangles Havers and Lynley in a web of racial tension, family loyalties and illicit sexuality. And Havers is forced to take drastic action to save a child's life, leavina her career in ieopardv. First shown in 2003. Writer Valerie Windsor ; Producer Ruth BaumgartenDirector Tim Leandro
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: Last Choir Standing
The final five choirs discover their fate as the result of the public vote is revealed. The two choirs with the least votes face a sing-off - and the judges decision.: BBC News
With Simon McCoy.Then Weather with Philip Avery. Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Match of the Day
Highlights of today's opening matches in the Premier League, including Hull City's first top-flight match when they took on Fulham at home. Other fixtures include Sunderland v Liverpool, Everton v Blackburn Rovers and Arsenal v WestBromwich Albion. Introduced by Gary Lineker. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor Paul Armstrong
Repeated tomorrow at 9.40am on BBC2 Match of the Day 2 is tomorrow at 10.30pm on BBC2
BBC MATCH OF THE DAY MAGAZINE: available weekly, price El.80 Ball watching: page 30
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: BBC News
: Olympics 2008
Live coverage of a busy session from the ninth day of the Games in Beijing, beginning with the women's marathon at12.15. Paula Radcliffe is hoping to feature this morning as she bids to make up for her failure to finish in Athens four years ago, while compatriots Mara Yamauchi and Liz Yelling are also running for Team GB. There are further swimming finals at the National Aquatics Centre from 3.00, including the women's 50m freestyle and men's 1500m freestyle. Then at 4.15 reports from Great Britain's men's hockey match against Canada and the latest track cycling qualifying races, before proceedings conclude with women's beach volleyball and women's basketball from 5.00.
Producer Phil Sibson ; Editor Mark Demuth Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel Digital viewers can press red for alternative Olympic coverage from Beijing. See RT's comprehensive guide on pages 34/35
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