Ends 9.00.

The Lampies
The Roons are planning another invasion.

7.10 Arthur
Arthur loses his confidence and the Brain and Francine refuse to co-operate.

7.35 Rugrats
The babies visit the zoo, and Angelica decides who she wants to marry.

8.00 The Really Wild Show
Series featuring weird and wonderful creatures.

8.25 Smurfs' Adventures
Animated tales in a blue world.

8.45 Sheeep
The Wolves plan to steal money raised at a jumble sale.

The best of Tuesday's action. Shown yesterday at 9.30pm

Ends 11.30.
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Bob the Builder
Bob and Wendy offer help when town improvements are planned.
BBC BOB THE BUILDER MAGAZINE: £1.40. CD-Rom, for PC and Playstation, price £19.99: Bob the Builder - Fix it Fun! on Game Boy Colour, £24.99

10.10 The Story Makers
Someone has left some strange prints in the library.

10.25 Tweenies
Bella demonstrates how to make Italian food.
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Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

10.50 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Vaz is struggling in his role as a paperboy, until Cleo steps in.

11.05 Teletubbies Some children dance to music made by a barrel organ.
BBC TELETUBBIES MAGAZINE: £1.35. BBC VIDEO: Teletubbies 2, £12.99

Nightgliders. Film about flying squirrels. Narrated by David Attenborough.

News and music featuring special years in the tennis archive.
1977. it's the Queen's Silver Jubilee and Britain's Virginia Wade wins the ladies' singles. Producers Paula Davies. Eleanor Logan

Live coverage of the men's quarter-finals. introduced by Sue Barker. (si WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon
BBCi- digital viewers press the red handset button to view other courts/information

With Prime Minister's Questions. Presented by Nick Robinson.

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Weather

Ends 5.35.

Rugrats
Can Angelica remain silent for three hours?

4.35 Even Stevens
Ren and Louis have ambitions.

5.00 Blue Peter
Young UK violinist Chloe Hanslip is in the studio, along with Henry VIII and all six of his wives.
Repeated tomorrow with sign language at 8am

5.25 Newsround

Further live coverage of the world's premier grass-court tournament. This evening, the hard-hitting men's quarter-final action should eventually vacate centre stage and give way to the often accelerated exchanges of a mixture of doubles and mixed doubles matches.
It was at this stage in last year's competition that crowd favourite Martina Navratilova 's quest to win a record-equalling 20th Wimbledon title came to an end for another year as she was knocked out of the ladies' doubles along with partner Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario . Sue Barker introduces the action. WEBSITE; www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon
BBCi: digital viewers press the red handset button to view other courts/information

Time. The last episode in the series is an exploration of the relationship between time and the garden. Presenters Gordon Taylor and Guy Cooper visit a garden, designed by Gertrude Jekyll , where time seems to have stood still, witness the effects of ageing on gardens in Sissinghurst, Kent, and finally take in the glories of Scotland's Mount Stuart. Producer Ian Pye ; Executive producer Mark Hill
Postponed from Friday 21 June WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/gardening

Another episode from the first series of the acclaimed comedy.

Having for once actually visited her place of work - a fashion magazine - Patsy takes on the task of organising a show for a TV programme. But when all the models refuse to wear the clothes, she has to persuade Edina, Saffy and Mother to take part. With Tim Woodward.
(For regular cast see Tuesday)
(The series continues tomorrow at 9pm)

Patsy decides to do a TV makeover show, but disaster strikes when she falls out with the models. Will Saffy agree to take part and save the day?

More action and reaction with John Inverdale and guests as they consider today's men's quarter-final matches at the All England Club.
Repeated tomorrow at 9am

The day's national and international news stories, with Jeremy Vine.

An episode from the series, first shown in September 1998, which put ideologically opposed people together to see if they could find common ground.
John Curtin, a strict vegan and animal rights activist, spends a week on Henry Yates's traditional farm in Shropshire, which he has worked for 60 years.
Producer Gabe Solomon; Executive producer Debbie Christie

A look at the issues dominating Parliamentary debates, the breaking political news in tomorrow's newspapers, and the latest political gossip. With Andrew Neil.

Repeats are not indicated.
Open University 12.30 My Favourite Things - what can be learnt from items in people's living rooms. 64839 1.00 The Wheels of Innovation - what innovation means for companies in the UK and Italy. 60162 1.30 South Korea: the Struggle for Democracy - champions of democracy faced a long and uphill battle. Wild World 2.00 WildWorld:ChangingWorld-featuring The Blue Planet - plus Deep Trouble, a film on the state of our oceans, and The Natural World, about the wildlife of New York.
Languages 4.00 Germany Inside Out (parts 4-5) Hamburg and the North, and Berlin - two guides which explore the intricacies of German travel, people and culture.
Working In Retail 5.00 Running a Shop-advice on business and the best modern retailing techniques.
Open University 6.00 Danish Energy- how Denmark is reducing its need for fossil fuels by improving energy efficiency and finding alternatives. 80365 6.30 Developing Language - by the age of four most children will have mastered a basic vocabulary and grammar. So what else is there left to learn?