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Wimbledon 96 Live coverage of the men's singles semi-finals and the ladies' doubles semi-finals. Introduced by Desmond Lynam and Sue Barker.
Cricket: Third Test Further live coverage of the second day's play between England and India from Trent Bridge.
Including at 3.00 News Regional News and Weather

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Introduced By:
Desmond Lynam
Introduced By:
Sue Barker.

Wimbledon 96 Desmond Lynam and Sue Barker introduce live coverage of the men's semi-finals. This day last year saw one of the best matches of the championships, when Boris Becker defeated Andre Agassi in four sets to reach the final. Today, a maximum of ten sets from two matches is possible, although that has not happened for 30 years, when Santana and Ralston emerged victorious. Plus, action from the ladies' doubles semi-finals.
Cricket: Third Test Further live coverage of today's play between
England and India from Trent Bridge.

Contributors

Unknown:
Desmond Lynam
Unknown:
Sue Barker
Unknown:
Boris Becker
Unknown:
Andre Agassi

This week at Barnsdale, Geoff Hamilton is busy propagating clematis from cuttings and digging in the compost to keep up the health and fertility of the soil. There's an exploration of the Cotswolds garden belonging to medical herbalist Anne Mclntyre, who grows her own medicinal plants, and Valerie Waters visits a peony enthusiast. See today's choices.
Stereo Subtitled ...... ♦ See Geoff Hamilton : page 38

Contributors

Presenter:
Geoff Hamilton
Guest:
Anne McLntyre
Reporter:
Valerie Waters
Series Producer:
John Percival
Executive Producer:
Tony Laryea

Comedians Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders each choose two episodes of their all-time favourite comedy series.
Saunders has her turn this week, selecting a classic episode of David Renwick's popular British sitcom One Foot in the Grave, followed by an episode of Lucille Ball's definitive American comedy series I Love Lucy. French's selection can be seen next Friday. See today's choices.

9.00 One Foot in the Grave: The Beast in the Cage
Victor and Margaret's trip to the zoo turns into a nightmare when they become imprisoned themselves. Featuring the voices of Eric Idle and John du Prez.
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Contributors

Presenter ("Dawn and Jennifer's Comedy Zone"):
Jennifer Saunders
Producer/Director ("Dawn and Jennifer's Comedy Zone"):
Gareth Carrivick
Writer ("One Foot in the Grave"):
David Renwick
Director/Producer ("One Foot in the Grave"):
Susan Belbin
Victor Meldrew:
Richard Wilson
Margaret Meldrew:
Annette Crosbie
Mrs Warboys:
Doreen Mantle
Salmon:
Trevor Byfield
Lisa:
Louise Duprey
Carol:
Tish Allen

The late Lucille Ball, playing opposite her real-life husband Desi Arnaz, stars as the dizzy redheaded American housewife who is always in trouble.
Lucy manages to get a small role in a Hollywood film. She is cast as a showgirl who meets her death while parading down a long flight of stairs in a nightclub, and vows to make her death scene one of the most spectacular in Hollywood history.

Contributors

Lucy Ricardo:
Lucille Ball
Ricky Ricardo:
Desi Arnaz
Ethel Mertz:
Vivian Vance
Fred Mertz:
William Frawley

Drama starring
Vanessa Redgrave
Kevin Anderson
Lady Torrance is unhappily married to a bitter and violent storekeeper who caused her father's death. Her husband is about to return from hospital when a handsome young man drifts into her life, with fatal results.
(1990)
See Films: pages 57-66 **

Contributors

Director:
Peter Hall
Lady Torrance:
Vanessa Redgrave
Val Xavier:
Kevin Anderson
Carol Cutrere:
Anne Twomey
Vee Talbot:
Miriam Margolyes
Beulah Binnings:
Sloane Shelton
Dolly Hamma:
Patti [Patricia] Allison
Sister Temple:
Peg Small
Eva Temple:
Marlene Cameron
Sheriff Talbott:
Manning Redwood
Peewee Bennings:
Pat McNamara
Dog Hamma:
Michael McCarty
Jabe Torrance:
Brad Sullivan

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