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John Inverdale is joined by Wimbledon alumni to salute the winners and losers on day five.
Shown yesterday on BBC2
Gnasher needs disguising.
(R) (S)
Earth's children are imprisoned.
Gunge, games and cartoons. Presented by Angellica Bell, Jake Humphrey and Simon Grant.
(Also on CBBC channel)
Contributors
Presenter:
Angellica
Bell
Presenter:
Jake
Humphrey
Presenter:
Simon
Grant
Director:
Grigor
Stirling
Series Producer:
Donald
MacInnes
Is Basil actually going to end up a wedded fox?
A creature in Antarctica is dragging its victims to an icy fate.
How is the Dumping Ground going to cope with three Elaines?
Contributors
Writer:
Emma
Kennedy
Bring It On battles it out against So Little Time.
Sue Barker presents live coverage of the sixth day's play at Wimbledon with the third round due to be finished by close of play tonight. At this stage last year, defending champion Roger Federer had not even dropped a set, let alone come close to losing. The last time a player went through the whole men's singles tournament without dropping a set was in 1976, when Bjorn Borg claimed the first of his five consecutive titles.
BBCi: satellite and cable viewers can select action from up to five extra courts, plus a range of features, via the red button.
Freeview viewers can access two additional courts, plus the latest news and results
Contributors
Presenter:
Sue
Barker
Producer:
Jonathan
Bramley
Editor:
Philip
Bernie
Famed duos, including Dick & Dom and Kym Marsh and Jack Ryder. take their chances with martinet host Anne Robinson.
Contributors
Unknown:
Kym
Marsh
Unknown:
Jack
Ryder.
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson.
A vintage performance from the recently knighted David Jason as the regulars from the Nag's Head head to Margate.
Contributors
Writer:
John
Sullivan
Producer:
Gareth
Gwenlan
Director:
Tony
Dow
Del:
David
Jason
Rodney:
Nicholas
Lyndhurst
Uncle Albert:
Buster
Merryfield
Denzil:
Paul
Barber
Boycie:
John
Challis
Sid:
Roy
Heather
10/10. Julian Clary releases the balls for the last time this series with the help of Emily Maitlis. Includes the Lotto, Lotto Extra and Thunderball draws.
Director Julian Smith ; Series producer Andy Rowe BBCi: digital viewers can take part using the handset's red button
Contributors
Unknown:
Julian
Clary
Unknown:
Emily
Maitlis.
Director:
Julian
Smith
Producer:
Andy
Rowe
Selena discovers that her nightmare with the drugs gang is far from over.
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Medical Drama: Casualty 8.25pm BBC1
One of Casualty's favourite tricks is to weave together two or three minor storylines, revealing the connection at the end. Usually it's done with sledgehammer subtlety, but tonight they're linked in such an obscure way, it's impossible to imagine anyone will guess the link.
For much of the episode it's business as usual: various patients are treated and dispatched; Maggie struggles to balance work commitments with her father's deteriorating mental state; Bex is horrified to hear from Claire that she's not the first woman to be raped by Pete; and Selena continues her quest for sainthood. But this, too, takes a dramatic turn, ending up with a member of staff fighting for their life. (Jane Rackham)
Contributors
Writer:
Nick
West
Producer:
Sophie
Fante
Director:
Christopher
King
Selena Donovan:
Elizabeth
Carling
Maggie Coldwell:
Susan
Cookson
Harry Harper:
Simon
MacCorkindale
Tess Bateman:
Suzanne
Packer
Abs Denham:
James
Redmond
Claire Guildford:
Leanne
Wilson
Bex Reynolds:
Sarah
Manners
Guppy Sandhu:
Elyes
Gabel
Luke Warren:
Matthew
Wait
Comfort Newton:
Martina
Laird
Woody:
Will
Thorp
Nina Farr:
Rebekah
Gibbs
Dl Will Manning:
Gary
Mavers
Kamile Develi:
Yildiz
Hussein
Erika Okur:
Basienka
Blake
DS Jimmy Straker:
Peter
Amory
Melisa Develi:
Nora
Armani
Stan Powell:
Jack
Smethurst
Jamie Coldwell:
Thomas
Hudson
Jaswant Sandhu:
Madhav
Sharma
Caroline McFadden:
Tessa
Churchard
Duncan McFadden:
Crispin
Letts
Andy McFadden:
Danny
McEvoy
Max White:
Marcus
Hercules
Terry Naysmith:
Patrick
Monckton
Jimmy Ferren:
Oengus
McNamara
Helen Gibbons:
Katherine
Parkinson
Martin Dunn:
Kieran
Leonard
A poignant love story written by Love Actually's Richard Curtis, his first feature film for BBC1. Bill Nighy takes the lead as shy civil servant Lawrence, who has a life-changing relationship with a mysterious girl whom he meets in a cafe opposite Downing Street. When he takes her on a romantic mini-break to the G8 summit in Reykjavik, political issues and the pair's growing attraction become intertwined.
The story behind The Girl in the Cafe: page 16
Why we love ... Anton Lesser: page 55
Contributors
Writer:
Richard
Curtis
Producer:
Hilary Bevan
Jones
Director:
David
Yates
Lawrence:
Bill
Nighy
Gina:
Kelly
MacDonald
Sunita:
Meneka
Das
George:
Anton
Lesser
Robert:
Paul
Ritter
Chancellor:
Ken
Stott
Italian waiter:
Federico
Zanni
Ruth:
Penny
Downie
Hotel receptionist:
Damon
Younger
Assistant receptionist:
Nina Dogg
Filippusdottir
Waitress:
Marit
Kile
French delegate:
Philippe de
Grossouvre
CNBC newscaster:
Louisa
Bojesen
German senior adviser:
Christian
Pedersen
Japanese delegate:
Toshie
Oqura
American senior adviser:
Martin
McDougall
Prime Minister:
Corin
Redgrave
Herr Gerhardt:
Wolf
Kahler
Secretary of the Treasury:
Madeleine
Potter
Canadian delegate:
Alysha
Westlake
Journalist:
Simon
Wilson
Secretary:
Fran
Purcell
With Matthew Amroliwala.
Weather with Darren Bett.
Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
Unknown:
Matthew
Amroliwala.
Unknown:
Darren
Bett.
Explosive action thriller starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mark Kaminski , a small-town sheriff who was forced out of the FBI for using excessive violence.
Now the bureau wants him back to help apprehend Chicago gangster Luigi Patrovita. Review page 47. Director John Irvin (1986,18)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
Arnold
Schwarzenegger
Unknown:
Mark
Kaminski
Unknown:
Luigi
Patrovita.
Director:
John
Irvin
Mark Kaminski:
Arnold
Schwarzeneqqer
Monique:
Kathryn
Harrold
Luigi Patrovita:
Sam
Wanamaker
Rocca:
Paul
Shenar
Max:
Robert
Davi