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: Breakfast
Simon McCoy and Susanna Reid host. NewsWatch is at 7.45.www.bbc.co.uk/newswatch
Contributors
: Weekend 24
News stories.: Golf: the Open
Live coverage from the 134th Open's penultimate day at StAndrews. Steve Rider introduces the action, which continues on BBC1. Radio 5 Live has coverage from 12 noon. See tomorrow's choice. Executive producer Paul Davies
Editor Barbara Slater INTERACTIVE: digital viewers can select dedicated coverage of a leading group see regularly updated highlights and view a live leaderboard of scores from every player on the course
Contributors
: See Hear
An investigation into alleged inconsistencies in the award of the Disability Living Allowance to deaf people. Plus Austin Reeves remembers the Deaf Broadcasting Campaign's march to Downing Street in 1980. Presented by Clive Mason. With signing, voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday at 1.15am on BBC1www.bbc.co.uk/seehear
Contributors
: Zeppelin
First World War drama, first of a double bill of films starringMichael York.
In 1915, a Scottish-German soldier undertakes a dangerous spying mission for a British Admiralty desperate to develop a weapon to counter German zeppelins.
(1971, PG)
(Review page 48)
Contributors
: The Three Musketeers
Swashbuckling comedy adventure starring Michael York, Raquel Welch and Oliver Reed.Country boy D'Artagnan arrives in Paris with a dream of joining King Louis XIII's elite personal guard.
Review page 48.
(1973, U) ****
Contributors
: Flog It!
More hopeful vendors attempt to make a quick profit in Belfast. With Paul Martin.Contributors
: Golf: the Open
Live coverage from day three of the Open ahead of tomorrow's denouement at St Andrews.American Todd Hamilton took a one-shot lead over Ernie Els to head a star-studded leaderboard going into last year's final. Masters champion Phil Mickelson moved to six under alongside US Open winner Retief Goosen and Thomas Levet , while
Barry Lane stayed at five under with Tiger Woods one back and Colin Montgomerie on three under.
Steve Rider introduces the action as the tussle at the top develops. Highlights are at 10.50pm.
See tomorrow's choice. INTERACTIVE: digital viewers can select dedicated coverage of a leading group, see regularly updated highlights and view a live leaderboard of scores from every player on the course. For a course guide, profiles of the main players, live audio commentary through the day and three minutes of video highlights, visit www.bbc.co.uk/golf
Contributors
: The Secrets of the Mary Rose - Timewatch
The story of the men who served on board the Tudor warship, which sank in Portsmouth harbour during a battle with French forces. Archaeological analysis of artefacts recovered from the wreck, reconstructions and computer graphics combine to lay bare 16th-century naval life.Director John Hayes Fisher ; Series producer John Farren
www.bbc.co.uk/timewatch
Contributors
: Journeys from the Centre of the Earth
RT 2/6. How did rocks influence the decision by the t ancient Egyptians to build pyramids, the Greeks to build squares and the Romans to build circles? Dr lain Stewart provides a geologist's insight as he continues his whistle-stop tour of the Mediterranean, visiting Egypt, Italy and Greece.Producer Paul Olding ; Series producers Belinda Cherrington and Jeremy Phillips First shown on BBC4
Contributors
: The Royal Tenenbaums
Fabulous offbeat comedy drama starringGene Hackman , Anjelica Huston , Ben Stiller and Gwyneth Paltrow. When estranged father Royal Tenenbaum feigns terminal illness, long-dormant family demons are awakened. Film of the week: page 41.
Director Wes Anderson (2001,15) Ben Stiller is in Extras on Thursday at 9pm
Contributors
: Golf: the Open Highlights
Action from day three at St Andrews where the world's top golfers were making their move ahead of tomorrow's final round. Introduced by Gary Lineker. Director Ian Finch ; Editor Mark ColeContributors
: Jack Nicklaus: a Tribute
A profile of legendary golf player Jack Nicklaus , the winner of 18 majors, who retires this weekend.Producer Tim Gaunt
Contributors
: Horror Hospital
Gory comedy horror starring Michael Gough and Robin Askwith. A rock singer is persuaded to take a relaxing break at Dr Storm's "health hotel". Review page 48.Director Antony Balch (1973,18) Postponed from 2 July
Followed by The Witness
Contributors
: BBC Learning
Zone www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone Open University/General Interest Repeats not indicated2.00 Hidden Visions The beauty and structure of the microscopic world. 41678 2.30 The Search for
Reality 20185 3.00 The Incredible Shrinking Chip 44630 3.30 Non-Euclidean Geometry 44765 4.00 Does Science Matter? 7451388 4.50 What Have the 90s Ever Done for Us? 68948104 5.00 A Time to be Born 25017 5.30 The Big Picture
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