Tim Henman joins Jonathan Ross on BBC One

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Jonathan Ross welcomes Tim Henman to this week's Friday Night With Jonathan Ross on BBC One.

He says that he thinks Brits lack grit: "Our kids get comfortable too early... our kids don't have [that] determination."

He also says of Andy Murray: "I think Andy will go on to far bigger things than I achieved... he'll win multiple slams, he's that good."

He denies he lacked killer instinct as a player: "If you don't think you're going to win it's not worth turning up. I fancied my chances at Wimbledon... but there was always Sampras!"

Finally, he admits he's glad he isn't playing now: "I don't miss it, I stopped at the right time."
Blue on Friday Night With Jonathan Ross (image: BBC/Hot Sauce)

Jonathan is also joined by boy band Blue, who announce their new album to mark their tenth anniversary. Lee Ryan says he's seen aliens, believes in extra-terrestrials and killer squid.

A Hotsauce TV production for BBC One.

Friday Night With Jonathan Ross, BBC One, 10.35pm, Friday 26 June 2009