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Live cove rage of today's play from the All England Club with the remaining 16 players in the men's and ladies' singles battling for quarter-final places. At this stage last year. Martina Hingis was removed from the ladies' tournament by Steffi Graf who went on to win the title.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam and Sue Barker. Highlights of the day's play can be seen at 9.30pm.
Including at 3.00 News Regional News and Weather
Videoplus code for 12.00-4.00

Contributors

Presenter:
Desmond Lynam
Presenter:
Sue Barker

This week Jim White spends a weekend in Alexandria to find out if the Egyptian city has the potential to become as popular as Paris and Amsterdam among those looking for a city-break destination. In A Tale of Two
Travellers, Juliet Morris and Simon Calder both head off for
Palma in Majorca with a budget of L350 each. While Juliet takes a package holiday and enjoys countryside walks, Simon explores the cultural side of a city said to rival Barcelona's style. Public relations executive Lisa TerHaar asks the You Pay, We Sayteam to plan a holiday forherwith a physical and cultural challenge. Working strictly to herL650 budget, the experts come up with a week-long fishingtrip to Lifton, Devon. Series producer Andrea Michell
Editor Liz Warner
♦ Everybody's talking about Juliet Morris : page 15

Contributors

Unknown:
Jim White
Unknown:
Juliet Morris
Unknown:
Simon Calder
Unknown:
Lisa Terhaar
Producer:
Andrea Michell
Unknown:
Juliet Morris

An episode from the first series of the comedy, written by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew Archer.

David is confident of an emphatic victory in the forthcoming local elections and has concocted a grand scheme to twin Dibley with virtually every European country. But his elaborate plans do not take into account Geraldine's intervention in the campaign.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Contributors

Writer:
Richard Curtis
Writer:
Paul Mayhew Archer
Director:
Dewi Humphreys
Producer:
Jon Plowman
Geraldine Granger:
Dawn French
David Horton:
Gary Waldhorn
Hugo Horton:
James Fleet
Alice Tinker:
Emma Chambers
Letitia Cropley:
Liz Smith
Frank Pickle:
John Bluthal
Jim Trott:
Trevor Peacock
Owen Newitt:
Roger Lloyd Pack
DJ:
Alistair McGowan
Jean-Paul:
Fernand Monast
Doris Trott:
Patricia Kane
Mr Harris:
Edward Kelsey

With Peter Snow in Hong Kong and Kirsty Wark in the studio.
Following the handover of Hong Kong to China, tonight's programme assesses the prospects for the former colony's continued growth as an international trading centre.
Mark Urban asks what effect the transition will have on democracy in China. There's an interview with Hong Kong's last governor Chris Patten, and pictures of China's People's Liberation Army crossing the border into Hong Kong.

Contributors

Presenter:
Peter Snow
Presenter:
Kirsty Wark
Reporter:
Mark Urban
Interviewee:
Chris Patten

To commemorate the handover of Hong Kongto China, Chinese-American composer Tan Dun and film-maker Mike Newman have collaborated to produce this contemporary multi-media work that draws on material from the sixties. The musical element blends classical, pop, rock and western jazz with Taoist funeral music and popular songs. while a video montage reflects on the significance of the decade and includes film footage of the war in Vietnam, Carnaby Street, and Red Square parades. The performance is introduced by Tan Dun. Stereo.................
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Tan Dun
Unknown:
Mike Newman
Introduced By:
Tan Dun.

Open University
1.00 Pienza - a Renaissance City
(Rpt)
1.30 The Jewish Enigma

Summer Nights
2.00 Discovering Art: Collections 1: Sister Wendy's Odyssey; The Great Picture Trail

BBC Focus
4.00 Italia 2000
(Rpt)
4.30 Royal Institution Discourse: Science and Fine Art
5.30 RCN Nursing Update: Unit 72

Open University
6.00 Ottoman Supremacy The Sulemaniye, Istanbul
6.25 Modern Art: Film Montage
6.50-7.15am Victorian Dissenting Chapels

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