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Gently – Bombers Moon Ep 2/2
Sunday 13 July
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The beaten body of Gunter Schmeikel, a rich German businessman, is dragged out of the water, as the crime drama set in Northumberland in 1964 and starring Martin Shaw continues. Inspector Gently and Detective Sergeant John Bacchus arrive at the scene to find Gunter's son, Wilhelm, and Wilhelm's wife, Trudi.
Gently soon discovers that Gunter was a POW in Northumberland, placed at Jim Hardyment's farm. Gently and Bacchus visit the Hardyments, who describe Schmeikel as a dear friend. On his final night, Schmeikel and the Hardyments had a knees-up at the Mariners pub, but that was the last they saw of him.
Gently and Bacchus arrest the barman, Chick Shavers, after he admits to urinating in the German's beer. He confesses to going to the quay late that night to damage Gunter's boat, but left because he saw a car parked nearby.
Robert Stratton, a local man, insists that he saw someone loitering by the boat on the night of Gunter's murder. After discovering that Robert and Gunter had previously met, Gently pays a visit to Robert's home, only to discover Robert's wife's body.
Having delved into Robert's past, Bacchus discovers that Robert was a trained killer in the Special Forces in the Army. The case is coming together piece by piece, but Gently and Bacchus are in a race against time and must hunt down their suspect to discover the motive behind the two mysterious deaths.
Gunter Schmeikel is played by Wolf Kahler, Inspector George Gently by Martin Shaw, Detective Sergeant John Bacchus by Lee Ingleby, Wilhelm by Christian Oliver, Trudi by Nathalie Boltt, Jim Hardyment by Tim Healy, Chick Shavers by Paul Broughton and Robert Stratton by Kevin Doyle.
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| BBC TWO Sunday 13 July 2008 |
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Suzi Perry presents live coverage from Round 10 of the 2008 MotoGP series at Sachsenring.
The track in eastern Germany has hosted some thrilling races in recent years, with one of the tightest finishes in MotoGP history taking place in 2006 when Valentino Rossi triumphed in a four-way finish.
In sweltering heat last year, Dani Pedrosa took victory after Rossi slid out of the race while trying to overtake. The two are rivals at the top of the MotoGP standings this season, with Spaniard Pedrosa hoping to add a maiden world crown to his 250cc and 125cc titles.
Live coverage of the German Grand Prix is also available on BBCi.
CH2/CI
Hazel Irvine is at Loch Lomond for the final round of this year's Barclays Scottish Open.
Always one of the most eagerly anticipated tournaments on the golfing calendar, the Scottish Open is also a chance for the world's leading golfers to play their way into form ahead of this week's Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.
Two-time Scottish Open winner Ernie Els was five off the pace going into the final round at Loch Lomond last year, but mounted a spectacular final-day charge. However, it was not quite enough to catch Phil Mickelson and Gregory Havret, who fought out the title in a "sudden death" play-off, with outsider Havret landing the £500,000 first prize.
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Viewers can enjoy live coverage from the third and final day of the National Championships from the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham.
With the Olympics now less than a month away, the meeting is also doubling as the trials for the British team. Among the events on today's schedule are the men's and women's 200m and the men's 1,500m, an event in which Britain has a great Olympic history with the likes of Sebastian Coe, Steve Ovett, Steve Cram and Peter Elliott all winning medals.
This year has seen the emergence of another potential middle-distance hero in Andy Baddeley, who broke the three minutes 50 second barrier in winning the Dream Mile in Oslo in June, and who has his eyes fixed on 1,500m glory in Beijing.
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| BBC THREE Sunday 13 July 2008 |
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T In The Park 2008
Sunday 13 July
7.00-9.00pm BBC THREE
11.45pm-2.00am BBC THREE
8.00-9.30pm BBC TWO (Scotland)
10.15-11.00pm BBC ONE (Scotland)
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Edith Bowman continues to
bring live coverage from
Scotland's biggest live music
festival Back in Balado for the third and final day of T In The Park, Edith Bowman introduces an unmissable evening of entertainment for music fans.
Edith is joined on set by Jeff Leach, who also roams the festival site, catching up with bands when they come off stage and meeting festival goers who are soaking up the atmosphere at the musical extravaganza.
On the first of the evening's visits to
the festival, Edith and Jeff are joined by special guests The Hoosiers, who present their own footage from behind the scenes, as well as showcasing highlights from their earlier slot on the BBC Radio 1/NME stage.
Sunday's BBC Three programme also includes spectacular performances from main-stage headliners REM, Kings Of Leon, Amy Winehouse, energetic dance favourites The Prodigy, The Zutons, Primal Scream and indie-darlings The Charlatans.
Further footage from the fabulous festival is shown on BBC Scotland, where Edith is joined by Vic Galloway and Laura Marks to bring more highlights, chats and behind-the-scenes coverage. This includes a half-hour special, devoted to talented young Scots singer and songwriter Amy MacDonald, which can be seen at 9pm. Then, at 10.15pm, BBC One viewers in Scotland go live to the three main stages at T In The Park for the final-night headliners – REM, The Prodigy and Primal Scream.
Viewers elsewhere in the UK can also view this extra coverage on digital satellite.
Both BBC Three's and BBC Scotland's footage is also available via the BBC's iPlayer service.
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Greek
– Separation Anxiety Ep 8/10
Sunday 13 July
9.00-9.45pm BBC THREE
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Relationships continue to ebb and flow in this teen drama set on a US University campus, as sorority sisters Casey and Ashleigh have a major falling out. Not one to miss a trick, Rebecca is ready in the wings to show Ashleigh that she can be a better friend and stick the knife in to Casey in the process.
Things aren't going so well for Rusty, either. After three weeks of dating, he prematurely utters the "L word". Jen K predictably freaks out and Rusty despairs of ever having success with women. Cappie decides to make everything better by taking some Kappa Taus out for a lunch buffet – at a strip joint. Several rounds later, Cappie confesses to Rusty that he never stopped loving Casey...
Elsewhere, could love be burgeoning for Casey and Dale? Having agreed to let the ZBZs put on a show for his At Risk Kids charity, he suddenly finds himself in uncomfortably close proximity to Rusty's foxy sister. But what can he do to impress in the face of all the competition?
Spencer Grammer plays Casey, Amber Stevens plays Ashleigh, Dilsad Vadsaria plays Rebecca, Jacob Zachar plays Rusty, Jessica Rose plays Jen K, Scott Michael Foster plays Cappie and Clark Duke plays Dale.
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Trexx And Flipside – Little Orphan Alesha Ep 2/6
Sunday 13 July
10.45-11.15pm BBC THREE |
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Will Flipside (David Ajala) and
Trexx (Peter Dalton) make it to
their breakthrough TV
performance?
Wannabe rap stars Trexx and Flipside have the talent to get to the top but are chaos on a stick, as the comedy continues. Their manager, Mr Brilliance of Wu-Hah Management, is no better. His PA, Ollie, is the brains and the beauty but even she can't manage such no-hopers easily.
She sets up a breakthrough TV appearance for Trexx and Flip and all they have to do is get there on time. Sounds easy enough but, as Ollie rushes to get everything ready, Trexx and Flip are unwillingly roped in to babysitting her sister, l'il Alesha.
Meanwhile, B-ICE and his posse get wind of the TV gig and hatch a plan to sabotage it. Rap-gangsta "moll" Chinaza sends two hotties round to divert the boys' attention which, to be honest, doesn't take much. Armed with a packet of additive-filled sweets, they send Alesha into E-number-fuelled hyperdrive.
So who will step into the TV breach when it looks as if Trexx and Flip won't make it? Meet the boys' best friend ... the ABBA-loving Clinton.
Trexx is played by Peter Dalton and Flipside by David Ajala.
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