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<body><![CDATA[Roll over each title to find out what Sunday Times television editor David Hutcheon is<br>tipping . . .Dates and times for these programmes have still to be finalised in the broadcastersΓÇÖ schedules; full details of each weekΓÇÖs television listings can be found every Sunday in Culture magazine]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[Making Waves]]></title>
<title2><![CDATA[<br>ITV1]]></title2>
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<body><![CDATA[Alex Ferns (he was mad, Scottish, ΓÇ£awright, Mo darrrlinΓÇÖΓÇ¥ Trevor in EastEnders) is promoted to commander of HMS Suffolk, a Royal Navy frigate about to sail into a typically exciting television drama storm of unforeseeable disasters and emergencies at sea. But donΓÇÖt panic, ITV has equipped the Suffolk with ΓÇ£the latest radars and weaponryΓÇ¥ and it is apparently ΓÇ£able to operate anywhere in the worldΓÇ¥. Even Bolivia?]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[The Open]]></title>
<title2><![CDATA[<br>BBC]]></title2>
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<body><![CDATA[For some, the sporting month will climax on July 4, with the menΓÇÖs singles final at Wimbledon (weather permitting) and the last match of Euro 2004. However, the fairways of Royal Troon will witness a tough test of sporting prowess from July 15-18, when the worldΓÇÖs best golfers tackle the worst the Scottish summer can throw at them. Tiger Woods will start as favourite, of course, but keep an eye on Justin Leonard, who won the last time Troon was the venue.]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[The LyonΓÇÖs Den]]></title>
<title2><![CDATA[<br>Five]]></title2>
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<body><![CDATA[Remember that American drama set in Washington in which Rob Lowe played a lawyer? Remember he left it because he felt he was being overlooked? Well, this is the show he joined as the sole lead, the centre of attention, the name. He produced it, too, and plays a Washington-based lawyer, so it canΓÇÖt have been too hard getting into character. Unfortunately for Lowe and Five ΓÇô which has (had?) a great record on American dramas ΓÇô this one was cancelled by NBC after six episodes. ]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[Oliver Beene]]></title>
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<body><![CDATA[A new comedy series set in 1962 New York, a time of twisting, space exploration and nuclear weapons in Cuba. For Oliver, 11, life is made complicated by a mother who worships Jackie Kennedy, a teacher who hates him, a best friend who adores Judy Garland and a dentist father whose idea of recreation is drilling his childrenΓÇÖs molars and practicing for the day the bomb drops. The new Malcolm in the Middle?]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[The Shock of the New]]></title>
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<body><![CDATA[When the art historian Robert Hughes first introduced BBC viewers to The Shock of the New more than 20 years ago, he was unaware that the next two decades of modern art would bring us unmade beds, light switches and dead farmyard animals. So this series brings him, and us, up to date with the art, the hype and the money.]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[Tour de France]]></title>
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<body><![CDATA[Should you find golf, or even tennis, a little, shall we say, too easy on the participants, this fabulous annual festival of French sadism puts its best pedal forward on July 3, not crossing the finishing line on the Champs Elysées in Paris until July 25, 3,360km (2,088 miles) later. Highlights this year include the grand start in Wallonia, the first ever stage in the Creuse and a time trial climbing the formidable Alpe d’Huez. Oh, and can Lance Armstrong win for a record sixth consecutive time?]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[Dirtbusters]]></title>
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<body><![CDATA[Summer means strawberries, picnics, seaside trips and repeats. Or, if a programme is not a repeat, then it may just sound like something you have seen before, but on a different channel and with a different name. This new series offers ΓÇ£a unique insight into the work of unsung hygiene heroes who fight against filth and infestationΓÇ¥. That will be environmental health officers, then, but not those who appeared in BBC1ΓÇÖs Life of Grime.]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[101 Things]]></title>
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<body><![CDATA[Looking to upgrade its popular image of a peddler of cheap Top 100 countdowns, Channel 4 has come up with the clever idea of using the number 101 and ΓÇô hey presto! ΓÇô a completely new series that owes nothing to anything that has gone before. Among the highlights will be 101 Things Removed from the Human Body; but will Stuart Maconie and Kate Thornton still be on hand to tell us all what they had to have extracted to get them on the show?]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[Bullwood]]></title>
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<body><![CDATA[Made by the highly regarded Brook Lapping production company, this documentary about women doing porridge in Her MajestyΓÇÖs Prison Bullwood Hall promises to be a cut above Bad Girls. Two lifers arrive, warders practise ΓÇ£restraint and controlΓÇ¥, inmates wait for their appeals to be heard, and former inmates talk about how they are coping with life away from the cells ΓÇô though not all of them will be staying away for long. A guest slot for Tanya Turner has yet to be confirmed.]]></body>
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<title><![CDATA[Spy]]></title>
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<body><![CDATA[Admit it, you always thought you had what it takes to be, if not 007, then perhaps 002 or 3. Having suffered the same delusion, eight contestants say goodbye to their old lives and undergo the training regimes, practice missions and continual assessment that go into creating the perfect undercover agent capable of operating at the extremes of their psychological and physical limits. Now you can find out if you would have been a double-0 or a big fat zero. ]]></body>
