Wayne's a fireman.
Gunge-filled game show.
A day of deer spotting.
Gordon nurses a sick bat.
Join in with the cupcake boogie.
Daffodil feels left out.
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Shown yesterday at 9.30pm
Westminster update.
Anneka Rice appeals on behalf of WheeiPower, a charity that helps disabled people through sport
Shown last Sunday on BBCHS) DONATIONS: all free on [number removed]; cheques - payable to WheelPower - should be sent to [address removed]
Herman gets a bout of amnesia.
(BW)
Saucy film clips.
it's ladies' semi-final day at the All England Club. Top seed Lindsay Davenport is expected to feature, though in last month's French Open she was beaten by Mary Pierce in the quarter-finals. BBCi: digital viewers press the red handset button to access other courts/information
This film follows a family of otters living on the west coast of Scotland. They use their intelligence and experience to adapt to life in the sea. Show more
Tracy feels the brunt of Justine's mood.
Kirsten turns textures into a creative collage.
Shopping habits that could harm coral reefs.
Further live coverage from south-west London on ladies' semi-final day - who will have captured a coveted place in Saturday's final by the end of play?
Both matches last year produced high drama and frequent bursts of inspired play, especially in the clash between Serena Williams and Amelie Mauresmo.
After winning the first set on a tie-break, the Frenchwoman leapt to a 3-1 lead in the second, only to lose it 7-5. This proved crucial for Williams, who eventually ran out the winner, 6-4 in the final set. "This is definitely the most special moment in my career," stated an ecstatic Williams afterwards.
Would she become the first player since Steffi Graf to win the women's singles title three times in a row?
Presented by Sue Barker , with John Alexander ,
Tracy Austin , Andrew Castle , Mark Cox , Annabel Croft , Jo Durie , John Lloyd and Michael Stich among the commentary team. BBCi: satellite and cable viewers can select action from up to five extra courts, plus a range of extra 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
Tonight's varied mix of specialist subjects are: the life and career of political economist and reformer
Henry Fawcett , TV sitcom Dinnerladies, the life and work of TE Lawrence, and the literary associations of Yorkshire, Lancashire and the Lake District. John Humphrys fires the questions at the occupants of the forbidding black chair. The series moves to a regular Tuesday night slot next week.
Director Derek Hallworth ; Series producer Pam Cavannagh
8/8. The Wedding. The day of the ritziest fairy-tale marriage has finally arrived, but an unforeseen seauence of events leads to nuptials that no one will ever forget - well, at least not in a hurry.
First shown on digital channel Ftn The second series begins on Living TV next Wednesday
Action from, and analysis of, the ladies' semi-finals. Repeated tomorrow at 10.30am
With Gavin Esler.
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4/6. Comedian Linda Smith is among those joining team captains Rory Bremner and Frankie Boyle.
Shown on Sunday at 10pm
1/3. Comedian Marcus Brigstocke hosts the topical talk show that promises to bear a strong resemblance to Newsnight - with an injection of satire and humour, special guests and regular, comedy actor Steve Furst.
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Secondary Schools Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 English Poems from Other Cultures and Traditions An imaginative series, coloured by readings by the poets themselves, that explores their cultural backgrounds from around the world. 18505 4.00
English Poetry for GCSE Lily Savage hosts two chat shows where the work of contemporary and earlier poets is brought to life; Poetry Backpack Nigel Planer , Liz Lochhead and John Hegley examine the work of Seamus Heaney and William Blake.
