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: Breakfast
Presented by Naga Manchetty and Charlie Stayt. IncludingNewsWatch at 7.45.
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: Golf: the Open
Hazel Irvine and Gary Lineker host live coverage of the third day of the Open from the Ailsa course in Turnberry, South Ayrshire. The tournament is reaching a critical point, as players who narrowly avoided the cut start their campaign to rise up the leaderboard and put pressure on this afternoon's starters.Rolling coverage, highlights and previews available from 6.00am
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: Golf: the Open
Coverage of the Open continues. Last year veteran Australian Greg Norman prevailed on day three atRoyal Birkdale to end the day two strokes ahead of defending champion Padraig Harrington and South Korean KJ Choi. Only tomorrow's final 18 holes stood between the 53-year-old Norman and the record for the oldest Major winner. Coverage continues on BBC2.
Rolling coverage, highlights and previews available from 6.00am
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: Weakest Link
Caustic quiz.: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Totally Saturday
7/7. Irrepressible host Graham Norton springs more surprises on members of the audience and a giant hamster could win one lucky caller a cash prize. Featuring music from soul/rock trio Noisettes.Producer Kevin O'Brien ; Series producer Richard Greenwood Simulcast in HD on BBC HD Channel
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: Total Wipeout
3/9; series two. Richard Hammond and Amanda Byram encourage 20 more contestants to risk both injury and insult as they galumph around an extreme obstacle course in Argentina, in pursuit of the coveted E10,000 prize pot.Director Will Clough ; Executive producer Andy Rowe RICHARD HAMMOND PHOTOS: radiotimes.com/richard-hammond
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: The National Lottery: Guesstimation
2/8. Two more families attempt to outsmart their competitors in a series of brain-teasers. Presented by Nick Knowles , with special guest Olympic champion Christine Ohuruogu. Includes the Lotto, DreamNumber and Thunderball draws with Gethin Jones.
Series producer Warren Prentice
Executive producer Richard Hague
Digital viewers can press red for a chance to play along at home - all for fun, no prizes involved
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: Casualty
Great Expectations. Adam feels guilty when he learns about Jordan's supposed mistake and the road-traffic collision in which he was involved. Ruth has to amputate a leg on the first day of her surgical rotation. Meanwhile, Curtis's preparations for his stag night are interrupted when he learns that Tony has been released from prison.Writer Michael Levine ; Producer Rebecca Hedderly
Director Simon Massey FAMOUS GUESTS PHOTO GALLERY: radiotimes.com/casualty
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: BBC News
With Ben Brown.Then Weather with Elizabeth Saary. Followed by National Lottery Update
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: The Guardian
Aquatic action adventure starring Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher. Following a tragedy at sea, veteran US Coast Guard Rescue swimmer Ben Randall is assigned to a training centre in Louisiana where he soon clashes with a cocky but talented recruit. Film of the Day: page 34.Director Andrew Davis (2006, 12)
Contributors
: Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
The host's eclectic guests tonight are U2's Bono and The Edge; Oscar-winning Hollywood actress Anjelica Huston ; and the original Australian superstar herself, Dame Edna Everage. Shown yesterday Followed by WeatherviewContributors
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