6.40 Fatigue

7.5 No Regards for William Therefore

7.30 Le Corbusier: Villa Savoye

The Semi-finals
The opening overs from one of today's matches.

2.1 Watch: All Change!
2.18 Scan: Dinosaurus-rex?
Alive and well? -the dinosaur (BBC Cymru/Wales only: Hwnt ac Yma)

The Lawn Tennis Championships direct from the All England Club.
Further coverage

Cricket: Benson and Hedges Cup The Semi-finals
The closing overs from one of today's matches in this 55-over competition.

With the main points repeated at the end with sub-titles for the hard of hearing. Weather

A series of six programmes of a non-stop sequence of familiar tunes sung by Paul Curtis, Kim Davis, Jane Marlow, Elaine Paige, Mike Redway, Carolyn Smyth, Danny Street, Maynard Williams and (more often than not) The Fine Tooth Combs
With Quicksilver

Narrated by Gerald Harper

Jack Donovan has a houseful and a life-full of Princely Toys. Any one of them alone would be a marvel, a priceless and irreplaceable memory of that 19th century art which could accept nothing but the best - and could afford to pay for it. It's a fair promise to say that you'll be delighted, intrigued, baffled, amused, and maybe, just maybe, led back into that delicious dream-world which started with the first teddy bear.

"The sugar plum of Christmas Eve was Ramsay Short's Princely Toys. Starting at clockwork models from Victorian and Edwardian times, Short and cameraman John Else shared their faintly sinister charm as fixed of eye and jerky of gait acrobats defied gravity, monkeys smoked cigars, and sculptors chipped at papier mache masterpieces." (Daily Mail)

A film series re-creating the successful feature film, starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye and Wayne Rogers as Trapper John

by Alan Plater: six tall stories on the Road to Wembley.
With Bill Maynard as Stan the Fryer, Francis Matthews as Eric the Prologue

'A girl called Judy, smiling fresh and fair,
Admired by men who wished that they'd been there,
They looked on her, some tenderly, some dirty,
The inches round her bust were six-and-thirty.'

[and] Susan Littler as Judy the Judy, Colin Farrell as Nick the Driver, Paul Copley as Dave the Joiner, John Stratton as Smith the Man of Law, Gaye Brown as Alice the Wife of Batley, Peter Benson as Reuben

"More ideas in one evening than most comic series in a season." (The Times)
"Charmed almost out of our minds." (The Times)

BBC Birmingham
(Repeat)

Highlights of the day's play at Wimbledon.
Introduced by Harry Carpenter

Weather

Georgine Anderson reads "We Are Going to See the Rabbit" by Alan Brownjohn