Ends 9.00.

The Lampies
The Special Lamp Service are sent to H032 to deal with the Roons.

7.10 Arthur
Mr Haney gives Arthur a worrying envelope to take home to his mother.

7.35 Rugrats
Double bill. The babies meet their alter egos, and then visit an art museum.

8.00 Short Change
Ortis, Angellica Bell and Rhodri Owen offer tips on value-for-money karaoke systems Shown yesterday, 5pm

8.25 Smurfs' Adventures
Animated tales.

8.45 Sheeep
It's time for the town's talent contest.

Action from the ladies' semi-finals. With John Inverdale.
Shown yesterday. 9.30pm

Ends 11.30.

Pablo the Little Red Fox

The cubs struggle to find food in the snow, then their parents vanish.

10.10 The Story Makers
Milton and his friends find themselves going up and down.

10.25 Tweenies
Milo invents his own game.

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Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

10.50 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Emily has the perfect present for her mother's birthday.

11.05 Teletubbies
The friends are troubled by the colour of their tubby custard.

The Storm Troop. Following a group of capuchin monkeys in Venezuela.

1992. Andre Agassi wins the singles title for the first time.
Producer Ged Gray

Live coverage from SW19 of the men's semi-finals. Presented by Sue Barker.

Western starring
George Montgomery. A Chicago detective, investigating a series of stagecoach robberies, goes undercover to expose a orthless gang. Review page 58. Director Paul Landres (1957)

(Digital: BBC London News)
Weather

Ends 3.45.

Tweenies Songtime

Then Tweenies
Bella introduces her new pet.

Ends 5.35.

Dennis the Menace
Anarchic antics with the Beano boy.

4.10 Cubix
Robots keep disappearing from Bubble Town.

4.35 S Club 7: Don't Stop Movin'
Hannah Spearritt is the focus in the behind-the-scenes look at the band's Carnival tour.
BBC CD-ROM: S Club 7: On the Road, for PC, price £24.99

5.00 Bring It On
The final episode sees Richard and Dominic trying to become chefs.

5.25 Newsround

Sue Barker presents the conclusion to today's action from the grass courts of SW19, where the men's semi-finals take pride of place. Meanwhile, the doubles and the mixed doubles will also be approaching their closing stages.
On this day last year, preceding Tim Henman 's battle with eventual winner Goran Ivanisevic , a five-set thriller took place between Pat Rafter and Andre Agassi. The breathtaking semi-final, in which America's Agassi got off to a blistering start but seemed distracted by disputed line calls, was eventually won by the Australian, Rafter. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon
BBCi: digital viewers press the red handset button to view other courts/information

This week, Alan Titchmarsh is joined by Rachel de Thame and Joe Smith in his Hampshire garden to discuss, among other subjects, green roofs -the latest in environmentally-friendly, garden chic. To assist in their enquiries,
Chris Beardshaw heads off to Somerset to find out more about planting roofs with a low-maintenance living cover.
Series producer Colette Foster : Executive producer Tony Laryea BBC MAGAZINES: Gardeners' World. £2.60; Gardens Illustrated. £3.50 BBC BOOK: Grow Your Own Cut Flowers, £18.99

In the last of three visits, Rachel de Thame presents more highlights of this spectacular annual event. Tonight, Joe Swift demonstrates how to bring a flavour of the seaside to your garden, looks at the prize-winning amateurs whose gardens are as good as those of the the professionals, and enjoys the pick of this year's ambitious water gardens.
Plus the war of the window boxes, featuring friends vying to achieve the most impressive display. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/gardening

John Inverdale hosts a roundup of the highlights of day 11 from south-west London's annual festival of tennis, with the men's semi-finals due to take centre stage.
Editor Michael Cole WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon

Presented by Jeremy Vine.
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Journalist Allison Pearson , poet and critic Tom Paulin and Alkarim Jivani , television analyst for London's Time Out magazine, are the pundits joining presenter Mark Lawson to mull over the week's cultural highlights and low points. Producer Mark Bell Repeated next Sunday on BBC4

Comedy starring Matthew Modine, Randy Quaid and Paul Reiser as three divorced fathers pondering how to spend the weekend with their children. Their plans seem fated to end in disaster. Widescreen. Review page 59.
Director Sam Weisman (1995.12)

Repeats are not indicated.
Special Education Hands Up! Key Stage 2A -aseriesof popular children's stories, in British sign language.