Ends 8.00.

Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
Animated fun with Charles Schulz's Peanuts characters.

6.25 Evolution: the Animated Series
Wayne battles a horde of Genus creatures.

6.45 Tom and Jerry Kids
A triple bill of cat-and-mouse capers.

7.10 Beckham's Hot Shots
Defensive techniques.

7.30 Blue Peter
Matt takes a look at the new Thunderbirds movie.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm)

7.55 Newsround

Ends 10.00.

Tikkabilla
Featuring fruit, birds, colours and pets. (S)

8.30 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Vaz gets a new satellite dish with 632 channels. (R) (S)

8 45 Little Red Tractor
Stumpy offers to help Mr Jones. (S)

9.00 Fimbles
Where is Pom to wow? (R) (S)

9.20 Come Outside
Auntie Mabel and Pippin look for Spikey. (R) (S)

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

9.40 Tweenies
Fizz debates ideal hair length. (R) (S)

Highlights of the opening day's play where global tennis greats began their title campaigns.
Shown yesterday at 9.30pm

(Repeats are not indicated)

11.00 BBC Primary Geography (ages 7-11) Postcards: Bangladesh - Clean Water in Bangladesh

11.10 BBC Primary Geography (ages 7-11) Mexico - Changing Settlements

The latest developments at Westminster.

Live coverage of Ladies' Day when, traditionally, the defending women's singles champion begins the quest to retain her crown. Since the birth of a new millennium, the Williams sisters have dominated the tournament - one of them lifting the coveted Rosewater Dish in each of the last fouryears. This week it will be Serena beginning the defence of her title after victory in 2002 and 2003. BBCi: digital viewers press the red handset button to view other courts/information

Josie Jump needs some magical props.

BBC Products: Balamory: Days Out, video £7.99, DVD £10.99

Ends 5.35.

Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo
Remembering Scrappy's birth, visiting Scotland and reading Alice in Wonderland.
(R) (S) (W)

4.00 Looney Tunes
Daffy tries to sell a fake mouseburger.

4.10 50/50
Caol School in Fort William take on Sunderland's Farringdon School in the challenge game show.

4.35 Ace Lightning
Lord Fear unexpectedly becomes involved in Mark's school play.

5.00 Really Wild Show
Cracking down on the illegal trade in wild animals at Miami airport.
(Repeated tomorrow 7.30am)

5.25 Newsround (S) (W)

Live coverage of the second day's play from London.

Weather permitting, the first round will be nearing its conclusion and half of all the players in the men's and women's singles competition will already have been knocked out of the tournament by the close of play.

This time last year Tim Henman began his campaign promisingly against unseeded Tomas Zib with an emphatic 6-2 victory in the first set. But the tension began to increase as the now predictable mid-match wobble began to manifest itself, the second set going to a tie-break which Henman finally won, before Zib, a lucky loser from qualifying, tool the third 6-3. Henman managed to steady his nerves and secured a 6-1 scoreline in the fourth to win the match.

Sue Barker presents the action, with Tracey Austin, Chris Bailey, John Barrett, Boris Becker, Pat Cash, Andrew Castle, John Lloyd, John McEnroe, David Mercer and Sam Smith providing the commentary.
(S)
BBCi: digital viewers can select action from up to seven courts and access the latest scores and news by pressing the red button on their remote controls.

RT's Wimbledon special: page 18; Wimbledon offers: page
(Subsequent programmes may run late or change)

Four years ago Leicestershire field walker Ken Wallace stumbled upon the largest hoard of Iron Age coins ever discovered in Britain - more than 3,000 silver pieces from the time of the Roman invasion. But why was the treasure buried there? Miranda Krestovnikoff investigates.
(AD)
RT Direct: accompanying book, £12.99. To order telephone [number removed] (calls charged at national rate)

The black chair beckons another four contestants as John Humphrys fires questions on the life and times of president Warren G Harding, the Test career of Geoffrey Boycott, the series Doctor Who and the novels of Tom Sharpe.
(S)

A round-up of all the news and highlights from Ladies' Day at the All England Club. John Inverdale presents the pick of the first-round action with expert analysis of the day's play from former Wimbledon greats.
(Repeated tomorrow at 10am)

With Kirsty Wark.

2/4. Ben Anderson's journey along the traumatised coast of West Africa reaches Sierra Leone, where the grim legacy of war includes mass graves and torture sites. But amid the despair he finds signs of optimism including an inspirational team of one-legged footballers and a chart-topping rapper.

(First shown on BBC4)
(S) (AD)

Gary Busey stars in the film biography of the legendary 1950s singer, whose brief life ended in a tragic plane crash. At a Texas roller rink Buddy Holly enthrals teenagers but antagonises the local press when he spontaneously plays one of his own songs, That'll Be the Day.
Review page 49
(1978, PG) (AD)

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Schools
(Repeats are not indicated)
2.00 The Miracle Maker
Biblical animation from directors Derek Hayes and Stanislav Sokolov chronicling the story of Jesus. Showing as part of the Religious Education strand, with the voices of Ralph Fiennes, Julie Christie, Richard E. Grant, Ian Holm William Hurt and Bob Peck.
Review page 50

4.00 Religious Education Belief File
Genetics, abortion and belief in God are among the issues open to discussion in a series of case studies.