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05:00
The Professionals
Weekend in the Country
Drama Bodie and Doyle's country holiday with their latest girlfriends spirals into chaos when they are held hostage in a farmhouse. Explosive adventure, with Gordon Jackson, Lewis Collins and Martin Shaw.
05:50
The Saint
Escape Route
Drama Simon Templar poses as a jailbird in an attempt to learn who is responsible for organising a series of audacious mass prison escapes. Vintage drama, guest starring Donald Sutherland, with Roger Moore.
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| 06:00 |
06:50
The Sweeney
Queen's Pawn
Drama Regan persuades a villain to act as an informant providing evidence against his two accomplices. Classic police drama, starring John Thaw and Dennis Waterman.
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07:50
Police, Camera, Action!
Monster Drivers
Documentary Thermal-imaging cameras close in on criminals cowering in a wood, and Alastair Stewart assesses the true state of the capital's congested roads by taking to the skies.
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08:25
Police, Camera, Action!
In the Driving Seat
Documentary Alastair Stewart introduces more footage of motorway madness including JCB racing and the enterprising robber who tried to make his getaway in a dumper truck.
08:55
World's Wildest Police Videos
Documentary Real-life crimes captured by cameras inside patrol cars and police helicopters. Hosted by former US sheriff John Bunnell.
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09:50
The Professionals
Weekend in the Country
Drama Bodie and Doyle's country holiday with their latest girlfriends spirals into chaos when they are held hostage in a farmhouse. Explosive adventure, with Gordon Jackson, Lewis Collins and Martin Shaw.
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| 10:00 |
10:50
Police Stop!
Documentary Real-life footage of criminals and ordinary people behaving badly, and high-speed pursuits.
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| 11:00 |
11:55
Police, Camera, Action!
Monster Drivers
Documentary Thermal-imaging cameras close in on criminals cowering in a wood, and Alastair Stewart assesses the true state of the capital's congested roads by taking to the skies.
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| 12:00 |
12:25
Police, Camera, Action!
In the Driving Seat
Documentary Alastair Stewart introduces more footage of motorway madness including JCB racing and the enterprising robber who tried to make his getaway in a dumper truck.
12:55
The Sweeney
Queen's Pawn
Drama Regan persuades a villain to act as an informant providing evidence against his two accomplices. Classic police drama, starring John Thaw and Dennis Waterman.
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14:00
Live Indian Premier League Cricket
Deccan Chargers v Royal Challengers Bangalore
Sport Deccan Chargers v Royal Challengers Bangalore. Matt Smith presents all the action from today's Twenty20 meeting at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, featuring the sides who finished fourth and third respectively last season.
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18:30
UEFA Europa League Live
Sport PSV Eindhoven v Benfica (Kick-off 8.05pm). Matt Smith presents all the action from the quarter-final second-leg encounter at the Philips Stadion, where hosts PSV have a mountain to climb after losing the first leg 4-1 in Portugal.
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21:35
20 Football Transfers That Shocked the World
Sport A countdown of signings that captured the public's imagination, focusing on the most intriguing, expensive and controversial transfers in the history of the game.
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22:35
Green Street
Film Elijah Wood wears his worried face throughout the feature debut of writer/director Lexi Alexander and with good reason. He plays an American journalism student who moves to London after being kicked out of Harvard, only to become a paid-up member of West Ham football hooligans, the Green Street Elite. The film does not focus so much on the fruits of violence but more on the fun and companionship. The worst acts, however, are left to the gangs - known as "firms" - who batter each other for territory and reputation. Wanting to be like Alan Clarke's The Firm but not quite managing it, Green Street's low production values and simplistic (not to say nonsensical) plot do it no favours at all. It relies on hackneyed camerawork, unsubtle use of music and predictable character turns to move the flimsy story along. While Wood has a part to get his teeth into, other actors are not as well served, most notably Claire Forlani who does her best in a thankless role as the dutiful mother/daughter/sister. Violence may make people band together as brothers, but it can certainly be portrayed to more powerful effect than here.
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