Listings
: Yesterday at Wimbledon
Shown yesterday on BBC2: Breakfast
Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt Incl News Watch at 7.45.Contributors
: Saturday Kitchen
Chefs John Torode and Oliver Rowe prepare some delicious SUmmer lunches, there are regular helpings from the archive and a chance for viewers to book a Place at the chefs' table. Hosted by James MartinEditor Michael Kelpie
CONTACT: vote for a dish on 0904 (15p); enter the competition on [number removed](25p); call the show on [number removed] (10p)
Contributors
: Gary Rhodes
A host of delicious savoury snacks and suppers.: World Cup Focus
A look ahead to this afternoon's two World Cup quarter-finals, which could see England in action. With Manish Bhasin. LIVE FOOTBALLIf BBC1 shows this afternoon's World Cup match:
Contributors
: Wimbledon Grandstand
See above.: Wimbledon Grandstand
Sue Barker presents live coverage from the All England Club, as the sixth day of action gets under Way. (HD - live Centre and Number One Court coverage only) Coverage on Radio Five Live from 12 noon 0 Digital viewers can select action from extra courts, plus a range of features.MotoGP qualifying coverage is available between 12.50 and 2.30 (not on Freeview) The unsung heroes p6; Inside Story: p60
: World Cup Match of the Day Live
Gary Lineker is in Gelsenkirchen for the penultimate quarter-final (kick-off 4.00). Barring a shock last-16 defeat to Ecuador, England will be in action this afternoon, against either Portugal or the Netherlands - both of whom boast considerable class. If England play, the programme will start at 3pm.(HD) Also broadcast on Radio Five Live
Subsequent programmes may run late or change
NO FOOTBALL
If BBC1 does not show this afternoon's World Cup match:
Contributors
: Weakest Link
Keith Allen , Mark Moraghan and Diane Keen are among the stars of medical dramas competing on the cut-throat quiz.Contributors
: Just for Laughs
3/6. Mirth and mayhem in the hidden-camera show. Director Jett Sun Loe ; Producer Philip MorrowContributors
: BBC News
Presented by Darren Jordon.Regional News; Weather with Alex Deakin. <S)
Contributors
: Doctor Who: Army of Ghosts: 1/2
12/13 The human race rejoices as the ghosts of loved ones return home. Doctor Who Confidential is at 7.45pm on BBC3.Repeated tomorrow on BBC3 at 7pm
Billie Piper in the RT Interview: p12; Poster offer: p15
[Photo caption] Pick of the Day: Doctor Who
Something wicked this way comes: there's no looking back for Rose (Billie Piper)
Sci-Fi: Doctor Who 7.00pm BBC1
There's a hole in the fabric of reality, allowing the Doctor's old foes, the Cybermen, to return to Earth en masse. Don't you just hate it when that happens? Actually, this is a thrillingly exciting episode, the penultimate of the series and the first of a two-part finale that sees the Doctor (David Tennant) and Rose (Billie Piper) facing their greatest ever battle.
The pair land on Earth for a visit to Rose's mum Jackie (Camille Coduri), who's eagerly anticipating the arrival of her dad. But, as Rose gently points out, he died some years ago. So who is the mysterious visitor? Well, he's a ghost and he has an awful lot of ghostly friends, who pop down to Earth for brief appearances, courtesy of the mysterious Torchwood Institute and its sharp boss (Tracy-Ann Oberman).
But the ghosts aren't the friendly figures they at first seem - and also far from friendly are the contents of a mysterious, glowing sphere...
(Alison Graham TV editor)
Billie Piper in the RT Interview: page 12
Poster offer: page 15
Contributors
: Hound of the Baskervilles
Richard Roxburgh and Ian Hart head an all-star cast as Holmes and Watson in the classic mystery. Adapted by Allan CubittProducer Christopher Hall ; Director David Attwood
Contributors
: World Cup Match of the Day Live
Coverage from Frankfurt of today's second quarter-final tie (kick-off 8.00). Italy could be facing Spain or France, although South Korea may be eyeing a second consecutive World Cup semi-final. (5) (HD) Also broadcast on Radio Five Live www.bbc.co.uk/worldcupSubsequent programmes may run late or change
[Part of alternative schedule - headed by this note]
Live Football
If BBC1 shows this evening's World Cup match:
: The Vicar of Dibley
Dawn French stars in the ecclesiastical sitcom.Writers Paul Mayhew-Archer and Richard Curtis ; Director
Dewi Humphreys ; Producers Jon Plowman and Sue Vertue
Contributors
: BBC News
Presented by Darren Jordon.Weather with Darren Bett.
Contributors
: Shanghai Noon
As above.Followed by National Lottery Update
: Shanghai Noon
1 Bright and breezy western action comedy starringJackie Chan and Owen Wilson. Review page 45.
Director Tom Dey (2000.12) Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
: World Cup Match of the Day
Highlights.: World Cup Match of the Day
Highlights. (5): Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
As above.: Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
With tennis legend Martina Navratilova. Shown yesterdayContributors
: World Cup Match of the Day Replay
Followed by Weatherview: World Cup Match of the Day Replay
The pick of today's quarter-finals. (5)Followed by Weatherview
: Sign Zone
As above.: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Terry Jones 's Barbarians 1/4. The Celts. (5)
Contributors
: BBC News 24
NO FOOTBALLIf BBCI does not show this evening's World Cup match:
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