Ends 9.00.
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Playdays
The Why Bird sates its hunger with biscuits.
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7.20 Popeye and Son
Adventures with the spinach-munching sailor and his pacifist son.
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7.35 Get Your Own Back
A new series of the game show with Dave Benson Phillips and Lisa Brockwell.
(Shown last Friday)
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8.00 Ukool Live
The first of a new live weekday magazine series for 10-12 year olds. Presented by Jean Anderson, Nigel Clarke, Tina Kelly, Gerard McCabe and Ashley Mulheron.
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Fashion and beauty tips with Lowri Turner.
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Ends 10.50.

Teletubbies
The Teletubbies watch a girl make some bagels with the help of her uncle.
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10.30 Tweenies
Milo learns about penguin behaviour when he wins a playsuit.
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Crime drama starring Donald Cook as FBI agent Dave Elliot who goes undercover as he relentlessly pursues "public enemy number one" J.W. Keaton.
Review page 45.
(1935) ***
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Sue Barker introduces live coverage from the All England Club of the fourth-round matches. Last year defending ladies' champion Lindsay Davenport beat Jennifer Capriati in straight sets punctuated by brief breaks for rain. Fourth-round victories for both the Williams sisters kept them on course for a semi-final showdown in the top half of the draw.
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Ends 5.35.

Tweenies
The friends play hide and seek with Jake's chocolate gold coin.
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3.45 Gadget Boy
Crime-busting capers with the gadget-laden toddler. Spydra attempts to make rhinos extinct in 1955.
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4.10 50/50
Today's teams are from Cumbria and Aberdeenshire. Hosted by Sally Gray.
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4.35 Smart Guy
TJ becomes a teaching assistant in Marcus's maths class.
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5.00 Blue Peter
Another chance to see highlights from the team's trip across southern Spain last year.
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(Repeated tomorrow at 7.35am)
Website: [web address removed]
Blue Peter magazine: a new monthly, available now, price £1.25

5.25 Newsround
Presented by Lizo Mzimba and Kate Sanderson.
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Sue Barker presents further coverage of the championships, featuring matches from the fourth round of the men's and ladies' singles competition.

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

Continuing the series in which Diarmuid Gavin explores the possibilities offered by the humble patio.
Viva Alfresco. Gavin designs the ideal party patio for Pat Dixon of Kings Heath, Birmingham, combining an industrial theme with dense planting of the exotic and traditional kind. A raised walkway leads to a sunken eating area made from railway sleepers, and the centrepiece table is finished with a camomile lawn. Plus the best barbecues on the market and a sizzling dish for hot summer days. Series producer Andy Francis ; Executive producer Rachel Innes-Lumsden
(S) (W) RT SHOP: book available for £12.99, including p&p. To order, send a cheque, payable to RT Shop. to:[address removed] or call the hotline on [number removed] (national rate)

On the eve of the world's largest flower show, famous for its water gardens and roses, Charlie Dimmock and Rachel de Thame host the first of two gardening specials, going behind the scenes to talk to contributors and designers. Tonight's edition includes a trip to India to see stone being carved for a show garden, and a feature on pinks. The second visit to the show can be seen next Sunday.
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Great Expectations at Hampton Court: page 20

John Inverdale looks back at the best of the day's tennis action from the fourth round at Wimbledon. It is a particularly exciting day of the tournament, as all remaining players in the singles competition are due to be on court.
(Repeated tomorrow at 9am)
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Analysis of the day's main national and international news, presented by Jeremy Vine.
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The first of a five-part series - with four consecutive nightly programmes this week - revealing the inside story of the general election as prospective candidates discuss what losing could mean to them and how they manage to cope with the stress and upheaval. Tonight's prospective MPs include Liberal Democrat candidate for Totnes Rachel Oliver, who believes she is poised to take over one of the South West's most marginal seats but becomes embroiled in an increasingly personal battle; and scourge of the Labour leadership Bob Marshall-Andrews, a successful QC who hopes to retain the seat he won last time in Medway.
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Highlights and analysis of the day's major political events in Westminster. With Sian Williams.

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 English Is Not Enough
1.00 The Newtonians
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1.30 Ensembles in Performance
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Parenting
2.00 The Pocket Guide to Parenting Plus: Part 7

Languages
4.00 The New Get by in Spanish: Part 2

Working In the Media
5.00 TV 7: Creativity and Communication Skills

Open University
6.00 Nathan the Wise
6.30 Picasso's Guernica
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Ends 7.00am.