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: Yesterday at Wimbledon
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: CBBC: Dennis the Menace
Dennis builds a racing car.: CBBC: Yvon of the Yukon
A walrus saves Yvon's life.: CBBC: The Fairly Odd Parents
Timmy acquires a magic muffin.: CBBC: The Saturday Show
Gunge, games and cartoons. Presented by Angellica Bell, Jake Humphrey and Simon Grant. Also on CBBC channel.Contributors
: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
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Last week's winner v Even Stevens.: Keeping up Appearances
Hyacinth shatters Richard's dream of a peaceful retirement.Contributors
: Diagnosis Murder
Left-Handed Murder Mark Sloan tackles a bizarre puzzle as he hunts a friend's killer. 91948OZContributors
: Grandstand
Sue Barker hosts live coverage of the Wimbledon ladies' final on Centre Court (starts 2.00).Last year, Maria Sharapova became the youngest female to lift the coveted Venus Rosewater Dish since Martina Hingis in - and if the 17-year-old Russian was nervous making her Grand Slam final debut against top seed Serena Williams , it didn't show. Sharapova quickly took the first set and, despite a break of serve in the second, broke back with stunning play that had even her opponent applauding. How has the number two seed performed this time around? Wimbledon play continues on BBC2, 4.15pm. TV presentation Paul Davies
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: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Live 8
The waiting's finally over, and 20 years on from Live Aid's original "global juxebox", the eyes of the world are focused once again on an epic, international musical extravaganza - this time to generate support for the Make Poverty History campaign.The stellar and highly eclectic cast list at the day's stand-out event in London's Hyde Park reads like a Who's Who of pop royalty. There are sets from standard-bearers of the old guard like Paul McCartney, Elton John, Sting, event instigator Bob Geldof, Annie Lennox and, specially re-formed for the show, the classic Pink Floyd line-up; established acts include U2, Coldplay, Dido, Snoop Dogg, Madonna, Robbie Williams, Mariah Carey, REM, UB40, Travis, Snoop Dogg, Velvet Revolver and Stereophonics; while Joss Stone, Keane, the Killers, Ms Dynamite , Razorlight, Scissor Sisters and Snow Patrol represent the younger generation.
Jonathan Ross will take viewers to the heart of the action from a pod positioned above the stage, while Jo Whiley and Fearne Cotton will be catching up with musicians backstage. Plus special guests and updates from today's concerts in Paris, Berlin, Johannesburg, Toronto, Tokyo and Rome. The show is repeated along with the US event at 7pm on BBC3.
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Radio 1 broadcasts live throughout the day from the gigs across Europe; Radio 2 has interviews with performers in London; and Radio 5 Live's coverage includes the Make Poverty History march in Edinburgh.
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With Jane Mill.Weather with Darren Bett.
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: Live 8 US
Before attention shifts to the excitement building across the Atlantic, Jonathan Ross is joined by Bob Geldof to reflect on today's events in London. Then it's over to Graham Norton live at the Museum of Art in Philadelphia, where Hollywood star Will Smith is hosting the US leg of Live 8. Artists include Bon Jovi , Destiny's Child, 50 Cent, Stevie Wonder , the DaveMatthews Band, Jay-Z, Kaiser Chiefs, P Diddy, Linkin Park, Sarah McLachlan , Rob Thomas and Maroon 5. Backstage, the effervescent Graham will be talking to performers, bringing us all the glitz and gossip.
Producers David Pickthall , Ian Russell The Philadelphia gig will be repeated tomorrow from 7pm on BBC3, and Jools Holland hosts Later ... Africa on Friday at TU5pm on B8C2 Followed by Weatherview
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