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: Yesterday at Wimbledon
John Inverdale is joined by Wimbledon alumni to salute the winners and losers on day five.Shown yesterday on BBC2
: CBBC: Tom & Jerry Kids
(R) (S): CBBC: Dennis the Menace
Gnasher needs disguising.(R) (S)
: CBBC: The Fairly Odd Parents
Earth's children are imprisoned.: CBBC: The Saturday Show
Gunge, games and cartoons. Presented by Angellica Bell, Jake Humphrey and Simon Grant.(Also on CBBC channel)
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: CBBC: The Basil Brush Show
Is Basil actually going to end up a wedded fox?: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
A creature in Antarctica is dragging its victims to an icy fate.: CBBC: The Story of Tracy Beaker
How is the Dumping Ground going to cope with three Elaines?Contributors
: CBBC: CBBC Show Selecta
Bring It On battles it out against So Little Time.: Grandstand
Sue Barker presents live coverage of the sixth day's play atWimbledon 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. Producer Jonathan Bramley
Editor Philip Bernie 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 addrtional courts, plus the !atest news and results
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: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Weakest Link
Famed duos, including Dick & Dom and Kym Marsh and Jack Ryder. take their chances with martinet host Anne Robinson.Contributors
: Only Fools and Horses
The Jolly Boys' Outing. A vintage performance from the recently knighted David Jason as the regulars from the Nag's Head head to Margate.Writer John Sullivan ; Producer Gareth Gwenlan
Director Tony Dow
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: The National Lottery Come and Have a Go
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
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: Casualty: The Long Goodbye
Selena discovers that her nightmare with the drugs gang is far from over.[web address removed]
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: The Girl In the Café
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.Producer Hilary Bevan Jones ; Director David Yates The story behind The Girl in the Cafe: page 16 Why we love ... Anton Lesser: page 55
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: BBC News
With Matthew Amroliwala.Weather with Darren Bett.
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Raw Deal
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
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: Top of the Pops
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