Tim Henman scrapes into the quarter-finals at Wimbledon after a five-set victory over Michel Kratochvil

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• Tuesday July 2, 2002
• Tim Henman scrapes into the quarter-finals at Wimbledon after a five-set victory over Michel Kratochvil
• Prince Charles meets with Scottish First Minister Jack McConnell at Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh
• Greg Rusedski crashes out of Wimbledon after losing five-set thriller against Belgium's Xavier Malisse
• Rescuers search for debris and victims following tragic air crash over Germany that has left around 70 dead
• Thousands of South Koreans line the streets of Seoul to bid farewell to their coach Guus Hiddink who has announced his intention to return to Europe
• Kim Wilde at the Hampton Court Flower Show
• Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn named the best player of the 2002 World Cup
• Monday July 1, 2002
• The Lord Of The Rings star Liv Tyler 25 today
• Jubilant Brazilian fans take to the streets worldwide to celebrate their country's World Cup victory
• Patrol ships remain on standby in waters off South Korea after sea skirmish with neighbours North Korea leaves four South Korean sailors dead
• The Glastonbury Festival comes to a successful close
• Brazil celebrate winning the World Cup for a fifth time after defeating Germany 2-0 in the final in Yokohama
• Pamela Anderson 35 today
• Singer Rosemary Clooney dies aged 74
• Friday June 28, 2002
• The Countess of Wessex visits a school in Hackney as part of the Queen's Golden Jubilee celebrations
• Natalia Imbruglia and Dido step out for charity lunch in London
• Prince Philip gets on his bike for the Sandringham carriage driving trials
• Prince William rewarded with a kiss from Claudia Schiffer after polo match win
• Britney Spears attends the opening night party of her new restaurant
• The Who's John Entwistle dies
  aged 57
• Surfers tackle waves of over 15 feet during extreme surfing competition in Cape Town
• High Fidelity star John Cusack 36 today
• Thursday June 27, 2002
• The Three Tenors sing to a packed crowd at the Yokohama Arena in Japan to mark ending of the World Cup
• Legendary radio broadcaster Jimmy Young receives a knighthood at Buckingham Palace
• Newly released photos of Japanese Princess Aiko with parents Crown Princess Masako and Crown Prince Naruhito
• Daniela Hantuchova the new belle of Wimbledon
• Tony Bair and Vladimir Putin raise their glasses at the G8 Summit in Kananaskis, Canada
• Spider-Man star Tobey Maguire 27 today
• Milla Jovovich presents her film Resident Evil in Madrid, Spain
• 7ft 5in Chinese basketball giant Yao Ming selected by Houston Rockets in NBA draft
• Nicolas Cage in Tokyo to promote his latest film Windtalkers
• Wednesday June 26, 2002
• A goal from Ronaldo sends Brazil through to a World Cup Final showdown with Germany
• The Queen leads tributes for the Duke of Norfolk who has died aged 86
• Tony Curtis to star in stage reprisal of Some Like It Hot
• Fashion retailer Mango to open its first store in Australia

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