Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt.Contributors
: The Andrew Marr Show
interviews and the day's papers. Includes News at 9.00.: The Big Questions
Topical debate hosted by Nicky Campbell , with Germaine Greer and Fareena Alam.Contributors
: The Politics Show
Jon Sopel and the team's political analysis, and at 11.40 in-depth local stories. Includes News at11.00 and 12.00, plus Weather for the Week Ahead.
Contributors
: Formula One: the British Grand Prix
It's one of the iconic events of both the Formula One calendar and the UK summer (start time 1.00), and British fans will be out in force at Silverstone. introduced by Jake Humphrey. Jonathan Legard and Martin Brundle commentate. Highlights at9.30pm on BBC3.
Digital viewers can press red for alternative commentary and on-board camera, from 3pm for a post-race forum followed by highlights Goodbye to all that: page 31
Contributors
: EastEnders
Omnibus edition.Cast Monday/Thursday
: Lifeline Peter Snow appeals
on behalf of the Jubilee Sailing Trust (reg charity no 277810). DONATIONS: call [number removed], visit bbc.co.uk/lifeline or write to [address removed]: Songs of Praise
In Snowdonia, as part of the BBC's Poetry Season,Aled Jones meets Professor Gwyn Thomas , a former national poet of Wales who has written the inscription for a new visitor centre on Snowdon.
Music comes from St Padarn's Church, Llanberis.
Contributors
: Last of the Summer Wine
10/10. Goodnight Sweet Ferret An offer of help goes awry.Writer Roy Clarke Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Contributors
: BBC News
With Mishal Husain.Regional News; Weather with Susan Powell.
Contributors
: Countryfile
Matt Baker and Jules Hudson explore how Exmoor's ponies are being given a new lease of life, and what's being done to protect crayfish from the threat of foreign invaders. John Craven investigates the decline in some of our favourite farmland birds.Including Weather for the Week Ahead.
Series producers Teresa Bogan and Andrew Tomlinson ; Executive producer Andrew Tomlinson Signed BBC COUNTRYFILE MAGAZINE: r3.40
Contributors
: Hope Springs
3/8. Shoo's discovery of the missing Billy McKenzie 's mobile phone has serious consequences. To make matters worse, an environmental health officer threatens to close the hotel - but Ellie is suspicious.Writers Ann McManus , Maureen Chadwick and Liz Lake
Producer Spencer Campbell ; Director Ian Barnes Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Contributors
: Casualty 1909
2/6. A scandal brews as Nurse Goodley suspects that Mr Dean is ignoring the terrible side-effects of a new anaesthetic. Must she turn whistleblower?Meanwhile, Nurse Bennett fears that her secret alliance with Dr Culpin has been discovered when Matron Luckes sends her into private nursing.
Writer Simon Block
Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Contributors
: BBC News
With Mishal Husain.Then Weather with Rob McElwee.
Contributors
: Minority Report
Futuristic action thriller based on the Philip K Dick short story, starring Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell and Samantha Morton.In the mid-21st century, John Anderton is in charge of an elite force that can predict offences and make arrests before the crimes are committed. But Anderton's life falls apart when he is labelled a future murderer. Film of the Day: page 40.
(2002, 12)
Andrew Collins: page 37
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Everest ER 3/5. UK scouts head for the summit.
1.10 Holby City Faye ignores Linden.
2.10 English Heritage 3/4. The renovations of the garden at Kenilworth Castle in Warwickshire.
: BBC News
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