Listings
: Yesterday atWimbledon
Men's semi-finals highlights.Shown yesterday
: CBBC
Ends 12.00.Tom and Jerry Kids
7.25 Taz-Mania
The Tazmanian Devil family go on a picnic.
7.45 UBOS
Zarlak captures the bookbinding gnomes.
8.10 Arthur
Buster is leaving town. Does Francine fancy Arthur?
8.35 Rugrats
The gang decamp for some rest and relaxation.
9.00 The Saturday Show
Big Brovaz perform their latest single, while Liberty X launch a new karaoke competition as the S Club 8 winner joins the group for a song and a dance. There's also concert footage of Madonna in Hollywood, Mis-Teeq shopping in Paris and the new Girls Aloud video. Plus The Woody Woodpecker Show, The Scooby and Scrappy Show and a new run of Lizzie McGuire.
With Fearne Cotton and Simon Grant.
Contributors
: Grandstand
With Sue Barker at Wimbledon.12.15 Athletics Focus The latest track-and-field news.
1.00 Wheelchair Basketball
European championships report. 1-05 Special Olympics A preview of the year's premier event for disabled athletes.
1.20 Wimbledon 2003 Live coverage of the ladies' final from Centre Court (starts 2pm).
The ultimate tennis prize awaits the winner of this afternoon's match - can the Williams sisters continue to exert their recent dominance, or will a new name lift the Venus Rosewater Dish ?
Commentary John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova. Coverage continues on BBC2.
TV presentation (Wimbledon) Paul Davies Editor (athletics) Jim Bentley
www.bbc.co.uk/sport BBCi: additional features available for digital viewers watching Wimbledon
Bonus Wimbledon offers: page
Contributors
: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: The Big Impression
Ronni Ancona joins Alistair McGowan for another half-hour of comic impersonations.Director Angie De Chastelai Smith : Producer Charlie Hanson
Contributors
: Meet My Folks
Parents attempt to select an appropriate suitor to accompany their offspring on holiday in the third show of the series. The Paynes. Stephanie Payne 's mother and father have to choose between Darren, Scott and Fenton, whose exes chip in with embarrassing revelations while they carry out potentially humiliating tasks and take a lie-detector test.Director Chris Ryder: Producers Mark Tinkler. Dave Winnan
Contributors
: Just for Laughs
The last in the prank-packed series takes the practical jokers onto the streets, as autograph-hunters prey on members of the public and a group of men get more than they bargained for when a girl drops her change.Director Pascal Carette : Producer Philip Morrow
Contributors
: The National Lottery - In It to Win It
Dale Winton hosts as five hopefuls bid to win big money. Includes the Lotto, Lotto Extra and Thunderball draws.Producer Andrew Musson : Executive producer David Young
Contributors
: Hearts of Gold
An old-fashioned love story showing across two consecutive nights and set in the South Wales valleys during the 1930s. Well-to-do doctor Andrew joins his father's infirmary, and in miner's daughter Bethan finds a spirit lacking in his previous girlfriends. The two fall in love, but their differing backgrounds prove a major sticking point. Concludes tomorrow at 8pm.Dramatised by Matthew Baylis from the novel by Catrin Collier
Producer Matthew Robinson ; Director Richard Laxton
Contributors
: BBC News and Sport
With Jane Hill. Weather with Alex Deakin.Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
: Strange
Asmoth. Strange is visited by an old friend as he and Jude investigate the discovery of human remains. Tom Baker and Jim Carter guest in the final part of the supernatural series.Written by Andrew Marshall ; Producer Marcus Mortimer
Director Simon Massey www.bbc.co.uk/strange
Contributors
: Sudden Impact
Crime thriller directed by and starring Clint Eastwood. San Francisco cop Harry Callahan 's unorthodox policing again incurs the wrath of both his superiors and the city's mayor. While things cool off, Callahan is assigned to look into a series of small-town murders. Widescreen. Review page 44. (1983.18)Contributors
: Patrick Kielty Almost Live
Meat Loaf, Shania Twain and Lorraine Kelly are the guests, shown yesterdayFollowed by Weathervlew
Contributors
: Top of the Pops
Pop hits. Shown yesterdayAbout this project
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