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Gary Lineker unveils this Group C clash from Gwangju, South Korea (kickoff 7.30am), in which debutants and rank outsiders China take on fellow underdogs Costa Rica. Barry Davies and Trevor Steven commentate.
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More than 20,000 singers, musicians and soldiers have worked for months to create a backdrop to this event, a procession for the Queen's Golden Jubilee leading from
Buckingham Palace to St Paul's.
The Queen leaves the Palace at 10.40, and travels in the Gold State Coach past a 5,000-strong choir who perform Handel's Zadok the Priest.
David Dimbleby fronts the coverage, with Philippa Forrester, Sophie Raworth and Wesley Kerr.
Producers Daniel Brittain-Catlin and Catherine Stirk
Our Jubilee special begins on page 17 Jubilee souvenirs: page 48

A celebration of the Queen's 50-year reign from St Paul's Cathedral, where the cathedral choir and the Choir of the Chapels Royal greet her arrival with the full version of Parry's setting of Psalm 122, I Was Glad. The service includes a new setting of Psalm 150 by John Rutter and a sermon by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Dr George Carey. Introduced by Huw Edwards.

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The celebrations continue with a banquet at the 11th-century Guildhall, where the Queen is the guest of the City of London, and, with the Prime Minister Tony Blair, speaks in reply to the Lord Mayor of London.

David Dimbleby and the team add their insights to the climax of the Golden Jubilee weekend, with the Notting Hill Carnival leading an afternoon of music, costumes and floats. At 3.30 the Queen returns to the Mall to watch a parade of servicemen and women, a retrospective look at the last half-century in Great Britain and a carnival march.
At 5.45 the Queen joins other members of the royal family at Buckingham Palace in a balcony appearance, while at 6.00 Concorde leads the Red Arrows in a fly-past along the Mall.

With Darren Jordon.
Weather with Helen Young Regional News

A look back at key moments in today's games, in which
China took on Costa Rica in Group A, and co-hosts Japan and South Korea were both in action - against Belgium and Poland respectively. INTERACTIVE FORUM: question the pundits 8-9pm each evening via digital TV. BBC Radio 5 Live or the internet at www.bbc.co.uk/worldcup

Roy leads the protest to have Janine evicted from the Square. Anthony decides to tell Kat the truth.
Episode written by Matthew Graham For cast see Thursday
Repeated at 10pm on BBC Choice www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders

Sweet Love Remembered. Liam finds an old flame's offer of a trip abroad irresistible. Laura is unsure whether Owen is ready for a return to the fold.
Written by Dawn Harrison ; Producer Julie-Anne Robinson
Director Jane Powell WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/holbycity The "autism epidemic": page 36

In the fourth story of the new spy drama, President Bush prepares for a UK visit, while Tom questions the motives of an MI5 agent who is attempting to infiltrate an anarchist group.
Written by Howard Brenton ; Series producer Jane Featherstone : Director
Rob Bailey Repeated Wednesday at llpm on BBC Choice WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/spooks

Anti-capitalist demonstrations intensify as President Bush prepares for a UK visit. Peter Salter is on an operation to infiltrate an anarchist group, but Tom suspects his motives. Show more

With Darren Jordon. 10.55 Regional News
Followed by Weather with Helen Young.

Another light-hearted look at the ongoing football festival in which Johnny Vaughan celebrates the World Cup with regulars Ian Wright , David Ginola , Jimmy Greaves and special guests. More on Friday at 11.20pm.
Shown at 10.30pm on BBC Choice BBC WORLD CUP MAGAZINE: a Match of the Day special, price £3.95

Spy thriller based on the novel by Len Deighton, starring Michael Caine and Karl Malden.
On a private mission in Finland, Harry Palmer meets an old CIA acquaintance who has become involved with an anti-communist organisation.
Widescreen. Review page 59.
(1967, PG) **
(Michael Caine stars in The Italian Job on Thursday at 8.25pm)

Followed by Weatherview

A selection of recently shown programmes, repeated with sign language. Ends 4.35.
Would Like to Meet.... Volunteers put their love lives in the hands of dating specialists. Shown last Wed on BBC2
2.20 Britain In a Jam: 4x4 Reports Perspectives on why Britain's roads are grinding to a halt. Shown last Monday
2.50 Queen and Country The last in a four-part examination of the Queen's 50-yeartenure of the sovereignty.
3.50 See Hear Shown on Saturday at 8.15am on BBC2