Ends 9.00.

Playdays
Everyone's been having strange dreams. (R) (S)

7.20 Anthony Ant
Anthony and Princess Antoinette are trapped in the Upworld. (R) (S)

7.35 Dastardly and Muttley
Animated antics with the Vulture Squadron as they try once more to Stop That Pigeon. (R) (S)

8.00 Against All Odds
Continuing the series about real-life emergencies. With sign language. Shown yesterday at 5pm (S) (W)

8.25 Chipmunks Go to the Movies
The chipmunks of the 1990s are transported back in time for a special reason. (R) (S)

8.45 Tales of the Tooth Fairies
More fun with the mice. (R) (S)

A look back at the highlights from day two plus a results roundup. With John Inverdale.
Shown yesterday 9.30pm (S) (W)

Ends 11.05.

Teletubbies
Laa-Laa and Dipsy play an up and down game. (R) (S)

10.30 Tweenies
Jake makes a discovery. (R) (S) (W)

10.50 Fireman Sam
Trevor's first fire drill is the real thing. (R) (S)

11.00 Angelmouse
Part of a blanket must be returned to its owner. (R) (S)

Coming of Age. A look at the rivalries between
Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert , and Bjorn Borgand John McEnroe. Plus Pete Sampras shares personal Wimbledon memories. (S)

Live coverage of day three as the second-round matches get under way. Last year at this stage, Andre Agassi had a memorable victory over Todd Martin. Introduced by Sue Barker. (S) (W)

Coverage from the House of Commons of today's Prime
Minister's Questions. (S)CONTACT DETAILS: on Tuesday

(Digital: UK Today); Weather (S)(W)

Ends 5.35.

Rotten Ralph
The errant cat steps in as Sarah's partner for her dance recital. (R) (S)

4.10 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza plays Cupid. (R) (S)

4.30 L&K Castaway
The series that follows two teams - three girls and three boys - who set off on Saturday during the Live and Kicking show to a Scottish island, where they have been competing to earn points by completing various challenges. Will the lure of the Temptation Tree, with its TV and electric heating, have proved too much for some? With Tammy Huff and Toby Waterman. (S) (W)

4.50 Rugrats
Tommy takes a wild ride through the supermarket. (R) (S)

5.00 Blue Peter
Children's magazine presented by Konnie Huq, Liz Barker, Matt Baker and Simon Thomas. Repeated tomorrow at 8am
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5.25 Newsround
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Further live coverage as the second round of the men's and ladies' singles continues. On this day last year British fans were heartened by Louise Latimer taking the first set 7-5 in a second-round match with German llth seed
Anke Huber. But she lost the next two sets 6-3, 6-3.
Sue Barker introduces the action, with commentary from 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. IS) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon
BBC WIMBLEDON MAGAZINE: available now. price £3.95

Summer fare is on tonight's menu as Antony Worrall Thompson makes watermelon and grappa ice lollies, and prepares a salade niçoise, while Oz Clarke samples riesling wines. Series producer Lyndsay Davis : Executive producer Gloria Wood
Postponed from 20 June (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/foodanddrink

Another chance to see first episode of the series broadcast in 1974 following a pilot shown the previous year.
New Faces, Old Hands. Having only just arrived himself, old lag Fletcher introduces Godberto prison life at Slade.
Written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
Producer Sydney Lotterby (R) (S)

A look back at the best of the day's action, with reports on the players who have been making the headlines on the third day of the championships. Plus news and interviews. Introduced by John Inverdale.
Repeated tomorrow at 9am (S) (W)

National and international reports, news analysis and in-depth interviews with experts and public figures, presented by Jeremy Paxman. (S) (W)

A Masterpiece by Midnight (part 1). The penultimate episode of this series sees jazz in trouble. In the 1960s people are turning more to other types of music and jazz is forced to search for relevance. During the civil rights struggle in America it becomes a voice of protest for musicians including bassist, composer and band leader Charles Mingus and saxophonist Archie Shepp.
The avant-garde saxophonist John Coltrane links jazz to the quest for a higher consciousness, producing a bestseller with his devotional suite A Love Supreme. Trumpeter Miles Davis , after conquering the avant-garde with the "cool" style of his landmark quintet, then combines jazz with rock. His use of electric instruments launches a popular sound known as "fusion". Narrated by Keith David.
Part 2 of A Masterpiece by Midnight is tomorrow at 11.20pm (S)
Followed by 48 Preludes and Fugues (R) (S) (W)

A digest of the day's most significant events at the Houses of Parliament, presented by Michael Dobbs.

Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 Healthy Living.... Back to the Future
27729 1.00 Housing - Business as Usual (S) 74935 1.30 Family Ties The Story of Adeline Yen Mah (S)
Parenting 2.00 The Pocket Guide to Parenting Plus (part 4) Languages 4.00 The New Get By in German
Working In the Media 5.00 TV 4 Advertising and Web Design - including an original way of promoting a lottery.
Open University 6.00 Fuelling the Philippines Tiger (S)
6.30 A Migrant's Heart Ends 7.00am. (S)