Gamers, go-karting, plus a preview of this summer's biggest films.
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Digital viewers can access a film about gospel singing via the red button
Making toy parrots.
The trains swap lines for a day.
Catch up on all the action from day four of the Championships. Shown yesterday at 8pm bbc.co.uk/wimbledon
Another political update.
SW19 heats up as players enter the third-round in both the men's and ladies' singles.
Martin Safin was a casualty at this stage last year, losing in straight sets to Spain's Feliciano Lopez. After taking a break to treat an injury, the Russian will be hoping for a better showing this year.
Presented by Sue Barker with commentary by, among others, Pat Cash and David Mercer.
(HD - live Centre and Number One Court coverage only) www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon Also broadcast on Radio Five Live
Digital 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.
Cosmo hosts a fairy convention.
The wallabies don't want to move to a new enclosure.
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Continuing the live coverage from south-west
London, featuring the best of this evening's matches plus a full round-up of the games played earlier.
Andy Murray 's breathtaking Wimbledon debut ended at this stage last year, but with another year's worth of experience behind him, there's hope that the teenager will progress into the second week.
Presented by Sue Barker with commentary from, among others, John McEnroe and Andrew Castle. (HD - live Centre and Number One Court coverage only) www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon
Digital viewers can select action from up to five extra courts. plus a range of extra features, via the red button
Highlights from day five of the competition, plus a news round-up and analysis from the BBC's team of experts. Presented by John Inverdale.
The remarkable story of Simon Mann 's failed attempt to overthrow the government of Equatorial Guinea with help from a band of mercenaries. With a plot involving an allegedly cannibalistic dictator, his playboy son and offshore oil reserves, this one-off satirical drama provides a captivating insight into the fortunes of the former SAS man and old Etonian, who found himself betrayed, arrested and confined to an African jail for his involvement in the 2004 coup. The film also explains how Mark Thatcher , son of Margaret, was tricked into financing the scheme.
Penned by Bremner, Bird and Fortune's John Fortune , this tale of money, secrecy and greed also throws light on the new South Africa - a country that cannot afford to be seen supporting the overthrow of a black African leader. Contains strong language.
Director Simon Cellan Jones ; Producer Jo Wright See page 59; The Inside Story: page
With Gavin Esler.
Hardeep Singh Kohli and guests review the cultural highs and lows of the week.
Romantic comedy drama starring Drew Barrymore as a cinema cashier who falls for a man who already has a girlfriend. Review page 52.
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