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Playdays
Today, the Whybird stop is populated by a profusion of dragons.
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7.20 Anthony Ant
Animated tales of an ant and his friends as they embark on a voyage.
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7.35 Dastardly and Muttley
Animated antics with the Vulture Squadron.
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8.00 Insides Out
Game show.
(Shown last Friday on BBC1)
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8.25 Chipmunks Go to the Movies
Alvin is made bigger by a magical jukebox.
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8.45 Tales of the Tooth Fairies
A double bill of fun with the milk teeth collectors.
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Lloyd Farmar transforms a dull church hall into a room worthy of holding a wedding reception.
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Ends 11.05.

Teletubbies
Po and Tinky Winky play with a trolley.
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10.30 Tweenies
Max helps the gang make a toybox.
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10.50 Fireman Sam
Sam helps Sarah and James when strong winds take hold of their kite.
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11.00 Angelmouse
Angelmouse has to pass a test.
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The first of four programmes showing on consecutive days this week that look at the 125-year-old championships.

Past champions recall their triumphs, from men's singles champion Sydney Wood to Pete Sampras and Martina Navratilova.
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Sue Barker sets the scene at the beginning of Wimbledon fortnight as play commences on the show courts. Reigning men's singles champion Pete Sampras will be starting the defence of his title today on Centre Court.
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Tweenies
Milo learns about penguin behaviour.
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3.45 Gadget Boy
Spidra travels back in time to prevent the North Pole being discovered.
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4.10 50/50
Today's teams are from Glasgow and West Lothian. Hosted by Sally Gray.
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4.35 Smart Guy
Yvette determines to win a new car.
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5.00 Blue Peter
British escapologist Tom Lyon attempts an against-the-clock escape, and the summer expedition destination is announced.
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(Repeated tomorrow at 8am)
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Blue Peter Magazine: a new monthly, available from 27 June, price £1.25

5.25 Newsround
With Lizo Mzimba and Kate Sanderson.
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Sue Barker presents further live action from today's opening encounters at the All England Lawn championships. With commentary by John Barrett, Pat Cash, John Lloyd, John McEnroe, John Alexander, Anand Amritraj, Chris Bailey, Mark Cox, Barry Davies, Jo Durie, Peter Fleming, Ann Jones, David Mercer, Jana Novotna, Mark Petchey, Simon Reed, Pam Shriver, Bill Threlfall, Virginia Wade, Matt Chilton, Tony Gubba, Harry Gration and Mary Rhodes.
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BBC Wimbledon Magazine: available now, price £3.95

The third of a six-part series in which Diarmuid Gavin explores the possibilities offered by the humble patio.

Gavin creates an outdoor lounge for newlyweds Nat and Jem, who wanted to bring glamour to their mundane patio. His design - using glass brick flooring, underground fibre-optic lighting, cottage planting and exotic plants - incorporates elements of both a living room and a party venue, transforming the dull space into a contemporary and stylish development.
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Concluding the seven-part comedy series about an opportunistic marketing executive.

Bob returns from holiday to discover that Vaughan has taken over his office, his job and his position as the marketing director's golden boy.
(Repeated next Sunday)
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John Inverdale looks back at the best of the day's tennis action, with reaction from the players who have been making the headlines on the first day of the 115th championships. Plus the latest news and interviews.
(Repeated tomorrow at 9am)
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Analysis of the day's main national and international news, presented by Kirsty Wark.
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In 1956, as Elvis Presley topped the pop charts and Duke Ellington captivated audiences at the Newport Jazz Festival, innovative artists were emerging to develop new directions in jazz. Pre-eminent among them were saxophonist Sonny Rollins and Miles Davis, the trumpeter whose 1959 album Kind of Blue was to become the bestselling jazz album of all time.
(The second part of this episode is tomorrow at 11.20pm)
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Followed by 48 Preludes and Fugues
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Highlights and analysis of the day's major political events in Westminster. With Andrew Neil.

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Open University
12.30 Personal Passions: Max Clifford
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12.45 The Battle for Congress: Part 2
1.30 Dialogue in the Dark

Parenting
2.00 The Pocket Guide to Parenting Plus: Part 2

Languages
4.00 The New Get by in French: Part 2

Working in the Media
5.00 TV 2: Careers

Open University
6.00 Nathan the Wise
6.30 Max Ernst and the Surrealist Revolution
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