Visiting Moscow.
The Dispensable is hit by rocket fire.
The gang hit Rome.
Josie organises a show about a famous Balamory policeman.
The story of a wild pig and his friends.
To mark the day he became chief the leader expects a big gift.
The team create a hedge from small trees alongside a road.
Max helps the pals make a summer collage.
Nat and Pete do the football shimmy.
Jelly and Jackson discover some very large snails in the library.
Can Evan impress Vanessa?
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
John Inverdale introduces highlights of the first day's play.
(Shown yesterday at 9.30pm)
Westminster updates.
It's Ladies' Day at SW19 as 18-year-old Russian Maria Sharapova begins the defence of her title on Centre Court at 1pm. Introduced by Sue Barker.
BBCi - digital viewers can view other courts and access information via the handset
The great summer of sport: page 25
Get set for tennis offers: page
An Italian spaghetti-chucking friend visits.
It's Leeds v Bradford in a Yorkshire derby on the game show. With Sophie McDonnell.
More canine sleuthing.
Consumer magazine with Ortis, Rhodri Owen and Thalia Pellegrini.
Live coverage of the second day's play from south-west London, where, weather permitting, the first round of the singles will be nearing its conclusion.
At this stage last year, defending ladies champion
Serena Williams of the USA had little trouble dispensing of Jie Zheng of China 6-3, 6-1. In the men's event, Russia's Marat Safin , seeded 19, consolidated his mediocre record at the All England Club as he lost 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, 6-7 to tournament newcomer and fellow Russian Dmitry Tursunov.
Meanwhile British number one Tim Henman began his first match in tentative fashion, losing the opening set 4-6 to Spain's Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo. After snatching the second set on a tie-break, the British number five seed took control of the next two, bagging a four-set victory and a clash with Switzerland's Ivo Heuberger in the second round.
Introduced by Sue Barker. Commentary by, among others, Chris Bradnam , Peter Fleming , Jason Goodall , Phil Jones , Louise Pleming , Simon Reed ,
Garry Richardson , Liz Smylie and Keith Wilson. BBCi: satellite and cable viewers can select action from up to five extra courts, plus a range of other features, by pressing the red button on their handset. Freeview viewers can access two additional courts, as well as the latest news, scores and results. For live commentary from Radio 5 Live, news and scores, and three-minute video highlights packages at the end of the day's play, visit www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon The great summer of sport: p25; Why we love ... referee Alan Mills : p71; Get set for tennis offers: p
1/3. Life and Times. A remarkable 800 films were recently discovered in Blackburn, which, having been restored by the BFI, gave an irresistible peek at life in the early 20th century. New cities, cotton mills and factories feature tonight as the series begins a re-run. Series producer Emma Hindley ; Executive producer Simon Ford
www.bfi.org.uk/collections/mk Alison Graham on true "reality" TV: page 71
A round-up of all the news and highlights from
Ladies' Day at the All England Club. John Inverdale presents the pick of the first-round action from the singles, with analysis from former Wimbledon greats. Repeated tomorrow at 10.30am
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
4/11. The trio of presenters hand over some of the reporting duties to their mothers, who preview a range of new small cars including the Renault Modus, Honda Jazz and Peugeot 1007. Plus, David Dimbleby is this week's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.
Shown on Sunday at 9pm RT DIRECT: Top Gear Revved Up DVD. released on 15 June, is £13.99 (RRP £15.99) incl p&p. To order, call [number removed]7979 (national rate)
Raunchy comedy starring Marlon
Wayans as impoverished student Darryl Witherspoon , who volunteers as a test patient for a drug that enhances the five senses. His experiments with the drug have disastrous results. Review page 64.
Director Penelope Spheeris (1998,15)
Followed by The Witness
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Secondary Schools
(Repeats are not indicated)
2.00 The Miracle Maker
Compassionate biblical animation chronicling the story of Jesus. Featuring the voices of Ralph Fiennes, Julie Christie, Richard E. Grant, Ian Holm, William Hurt and Bob Peck.
Review page 64
(1999, U)
4.00 Religious Education: Belief File - Issues
Genetics, abortion and belief in God are among the topics open to discussion in this unit of cast studies.
