Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.Contributors
: Don't Get Done, Get Dom
Dominic helps a couple with a troublesome truck.: Homes under theHammer
A Victorian house in Derby, a flat in Kent and a semi in Stoke-on-Trent. Followed by News; Weather: To Buy or Not to Buy
Experts Christian Digby and Ed Hall help a young family from Chorleywood.Contributors
: Trash to Cash
In Huntingdon, mother-of-two Andrea Parker hopes to raise enough money from the items cluttering her loft, garage and dining room to fund a day out with her kids. Followed by News; WeatherContributors
: Bargain Hunt
Tim Wonnacott challenges the teams to pick up bargains at an antiques fair at the old RAF base in Swinderby.Contributors
: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Wimbledon 2008
Sue Barker presents more live coverage of today's matches at the All England Club. In the men's singles last year, Andy Roddick advanced to the third round after beating Thailand's Danai Udomchoke 6-3, 6-4,7-6. Ladies' number one seed
Justine Henin also went through after an emphatic 6-4, 6-0 second-round win over
Vera Dushevina of Russia. Rain washed out most of the first Wednesday last year, but that won't be much of a problem from next year, when a retractable roof will be in place over Centre Court. Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel - Centre Court and Number One Court coverage only
Digital viewers can watch live coverage from a choice of courts, 11.50am until end of play, plus news, latest scores and stats; highlights available through the night from 9pm
Henman makes the final: page 18 Players to watch: page 20
Championship towels offer: pwww.radiotimes.com/wimbledon
Contributors
: BBC News
Weather: The ONE Show
Matthew Wright and Christine Bleakley present.Contributors
: Euro 2008 Match of the Day Live
Coverage of the first semi-final (kick-off 7.45) from St Jakob Park, Basle.Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Press red for alternative commentary and rolling highlights, plus highlights of every game, tournament goals, and classic matches
The match will be available to watch again over the next seven days at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
: EastEnders
Dot tries her best to bring Stacey and Bradley together.Cast Monday/Friday
Repeated Friday 10.30pm BBC3
Followed by News Update
[Alternative schedule]
: Weakest Link Special
EastEnders-themed edition.: Britain's Lost World
2/3. Kate Humble explores St Kilda's underwater wildlife. Next episode Friday 7.30pm. The David Butcher column: page 55: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsThen Weather with Darren Bett.
Contributors
: On the Ball - the Story of Sports Commentary
As above.Followed by National Lottery Update
: On the Ball - the Story of Sports Commentary
2/2. The best of British commentary. Followed by National Lottery Update: Mother's Boys
Thriller starring Jamie Lee Curtis. Review p49.Director Yves Simoneau (1993,15)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: Euro 2008 Match of the Day
The opening semi-final.: FILM: Mother's Boys
As 11.15pm above.Followed by Weatherview
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Mary, Queen of Shops 1/6. Mary Portas helps small fashion shops survive.
1.50 Who Has Remembered What Not to Wear?
An update on Jim Bray and Louise Foster.
2.50 Seaside Rescue 10/10. A boy has a fit.
3.20 Hard Sell From Cardiff.
3.50 To Buy or Not to Buy From Bromsgrove.
Contributors
: Sign Zone
Signed. Repeats are not indicated.Mary, Queen of Shops As 12.50am above.
2.30 Who Has Remembered What Not to Wear?
As 1.50am above.
3.30 Seaside Rescue As 2.50am above.
4.00 Hard Sell As 3.20am above.
: BBC News
: BBC News
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