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I have been asked many times what makes a good idea. When one occurred to me recently I also came up with the best way to turn a good idea into action.  

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The Ladies’ singles semis have thrown up two attractive matches. Elena Rybakina v Simona Halep, and Ons Jabeur v    Tatjana Maria,
The matches take place as Boris Johnson, a keen tennis player is announcing his resignation as leader of the conservatives. He is accompanied by his family and political colleagues, bringing to mind the celebrity wives, and girl friends (WAGS), and the version observed in Wimbledon including infants.
The term wagababies is suggested for describing WAGs accompanied by babies.

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Tudorama draws on its political records to describe the last month of the premiership of Boris Johnson. 
The story starts with his success in defeating the vote of no confidence of June 17th, and ends with his announcement on July 7th of his resignation as leader as the Government.

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The semifinals feature Rafa Nadal and Nick Kyrgios. AS well as the drama, the day also has the drama of the battle for survival by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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TudoRama assesses progress in the Wimbledon 2022 tournament and assesses future progress with Jonny Kinsella, Director of tennis at the Northern tennis club, Didsbury.

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The story so far. 17 Brits entered the tournament eight days ago. Now one remains, Cameron Norrie, or Charismatic Cam as he will one day be known.
Norrie on Court 1 and Djokovic on centre court both struggle unexpectedly.  How will the Gods of tennis treat their perilous positions.

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Today is when some people say the tournament really starts. 
Both Nadal and Kyrgios have to win to proceed to the quarter finals. As might have been expected, their progress is not with the unexpected.

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The middle Sunday of Wimbledon has a celebration of former winners before the tennis starts on Centre Court. Two surviving Brits in the singles are battling to reach the second week.

The key results are this of Heather Watson and Cameron Murray

The episode covers much of the day's activities. The late night matches will be reported in tomorrow's episode after an unexpected attack of Podcastivitus in the offices of Tudorama.

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Saturday 2 July

Middle Saturday. What’s up today? First on court, Boulter against Tan. Then there’s Broady against De Minaur. That’s even before the Centre Court opens with teenage sensation Coco Gauff against Amanda Anisimova. Later, Nadal is in action. 
Coco is already a media favourite and tipped for stardom. She’s hot news. Earlier, recording a tribute for the departing BBC celebrity Sue Barker, Coco engagingly confused her mission with wishing all the best to Star Wars character Chewbacca.
Eventually Kyrgios wins the strictly come meltdown contest. Meanwhile, Nadal has won comfortably. Maybe the BBC understands what its Saturday night viewers like. 

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Friday of the first week is where the Wimbledon tournament approaches its crunch point for seeding shocks. Who will survive to make the second week, with prize money already enough to change the fortunes of the unseeded players ?

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