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: Rupert
Breakfast Ends 9.00. The check-trousered bear has an animated adventure. (R): Playdays
Peggy Patch and Sarah visit a laundry. (R): Snorks
A double bill of animated underwater adventures. (R): The Really Wild Show
The wildlife series visits South Africa. With Howie Watkins , Michaela Strachan ,Nick Baker , Janice Acquah. (R) (S)
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: The Puppy's New Adventures
Animation. Petey is the victim of a stuntman's scheming. (R): Moomin
Sniff enlists Moomin in his get-rich-quick schemes.: Yesterday at Wimbledon
John Inverdale with action from day three, plus news and results. Shown yesterday at 9.30pm (S): Teletubbies
Ends 10.50. Fox Cubs. A voice trumpet appears to wake up the dormant gang. (R) (S) www.bbc.co.uk/education/teletubbies: Tweenies
Sleep-over. Bella and Fizz laugh at silly things they have done during a sleep-over.Shown last Thursday BBC1 (S) (W)
: The House of Fear
Continuing the season of Sherlock Holmes mysteries, starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Holmes and DrWatson investigate suspicious deaths at a Scottish mansion where members of an unusual club have assembled.
Director RoyWilliam Neill (1945)
(BW) (S) The Woman in Green is tomorrow. 10.55am Films: pp 62-70 **
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: Wimbledon 2000
Live coverage of the second round of the men's and ladies' singles. An all-German clash last year saw Boris Becker defeatNicolas Kiefer in straight sets on his beloved Centre Court. With
Sue Barker. (S)
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: Westminster Live
The day's events in Parliament, plus the chance for viewers to quiz politicians on the phone-in. With Diana Madill. (S) CONTACT DETAILS: phone [number removed] (calls charged at the local rate), fax [number removed] or e-mail west.live@bbc.co.ukContributors
: News; Regional News
(S) Weather: Wimbledon 2000
The final stages of the second round as coverage continues from day four of the 114th championships. (S): Clarkson's Car Years
Series in which Jeremy Clarkson propounds his personal views on the best stories from recent automotive history. The New Romantics. Clarkson traces the history of the hot-hatchbacks of the eighties, from the rivalry between the Golf GTI - a model regarded by Clarkson as car of the century- and the Ford XR3, to what he sees as less credible examples of the genre, including the Nissan Sunny, the Toyota Corolla and, especially, the MG Maestro.Finally, at the end of the eighties, along came the ultimate hot-hatch, the Escort Cosworth, which Clarkson takes out for a spin on one of his favourite stretches of road.
Director Ewan Keil ; Series producer Richard Pearson (S) (W) BBC VIDEO: Top Gear- Fast and Furious 2, available at retailers price £12.99
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: Foot in the Door
Tonight's programme follows three men - Nick Petrons ,Craig Burden and Andrew Cone - who have applied to be a member of ProdriveSubaru's world rally team.
After dismantling and assembling a vehicle, the trio of would-be mechanics spend ten days in Barcelona for the Catalonia leg of the World Rally championship. In this high-pressure environment, they must demonstrate the temperament to work with speed and skill alongside some of the best rally technicians. Tensions on the final day run high as everyone waits to hear how the teams have performed - and Nick, Craig and Andrew find out which of them will be given the contract. Narrated by Nick Moran. Producer Southan Morris ; Executive producers
Claire Powell and David Young (S) (W)
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: Today at Wimbledon
John Inverdale introduces highlights of the fourth day's play from the All England Club's courts. As the second round of the men's and ladies'singles draws to a conclusion, which players will be making the headlines?Repeated tomorrow 9am (S)
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: Newsnight
Analysis of the day's main national and international news stories, with Jeremy Paxman. Including, at 11.00, news headlines. (S)Contributors
: This Life
Rerun of the drama about a group of young lawyers.Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? Career-minded Anna immerses herself in her work, only to make the shock discovery that the rival on her latest case is none other than herflatmate Miles. A dinner party is disturbed by the surprise arrival of Warren's ex-lover Ferdy. Kira - Warren's cousin - has set her sights on legal clerk Jo, while Milly and Egg are re-awakening their sex life. More cast on Tuesday and Wednesday
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: Despatch Box
A look at today's parliamentary affairs. Presented by Steve Richards.Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open Science 12.30 Final Frontier-the latest news of the British probe Beagle 2. (W) 41160 1.00 The Science of Climate? - does global warming exist, and are humans responsible if it does? (S) 22108 1.30 Background Brief Therapy on Trial -
Janice Acquah asks if homeopathy really works. 2560905 1.45 What Have the Nineties Ever Done for Us? - a look at the major scientific developments during the last decade, from Viagra to cloning. 9061769 2.00 The Birth of Liquid Crystals -examining the fourth state of matter, liquid crystals, which have existed for over a billion years. (S) 66127 2.30 Acid Politics - has good science won over bad in the acid-rain debate. (S)
Teenagers and Families 3.30 Being a Teenager 5 - continuing the series of programmes to help cope with teenagers. Languages 4.00 Get By in German
Working In Hospitality 5.00 Learning and Thinking Skills - dealing with day-to-day problems.
Open University 6.00 Pathfinding in the Brain A Fish and Bird's Eye View- investigating how developing nerves find their way to the correct part of the brain. 401126.30 Seasonal Affective Disorder - a look at how bright lights can help people who get depressed in the long, dark days of winter. Ends 7am.
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