Ends 7.00.

Teletubbies
Pre-school fun. fantasy and education.

6.40 Binka
The greedy cat can't find a quiet place to sleep.

6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Mac sets up a secret club.

Ends 12.00.

7.00 Metalheads
Schmed foolishly dabbles in alchemy.

7.15 Super Duper Sumos
Booma's posterior is chosen to showcase a new range of underwear.

7.35 Arthur
The naughty Tibbie twins promise to tell the truth, then Binky and Brain fall out.

8.05 The Fairly Odd Parents
Cosmo hosts the Fairy Convention, and Wanda has a break.

8.30 The Saturday Show
It's the third heat of the Blue karaoke contest. and Kevin Duala and Jez Edwards from BBC7's Big Toe Radio Show guest. Plus the usual games and cartoons Woody Woodpecker and Rugrats.
With Angellica Bell, Simon Grant and Jake Humphrey.

10.00 The Mysti Show
Boy band Phixx and cast members from Byker Grove drop by. and there's the next round of the fashion competition.
(Also on CBBC channel)

11.00 Top of the Pops Saturday

With performances from McFly, Liberty X, Will Young, the Black Eyed Peas and Beverley Knight, plus a review of the latest singles with Sam and Mark. Hosted by Fearne Cotton.
(Rptd at 6pm on CBBC channel)

Sue Barker presents today's opening rallies as round three continues at the All England
Club in London. BBCi: digital viewers press the red handset button to view other courts/information

Coverage of day two kicks off with live performances from Scissor Sisters and Keane, plus reports from the Dance Tent's disco inferno and a selection of intimate acoustic performances. With Vernon Kay and Jo Whiley. Continues on BBC3 from 7pm, with further coverage on BBC2 at 11.40pm. www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury Vernon Kay - one final question: pl38

Continued live coverage of this afternoon's play, which should see the conclusion of the remaining third-round men's and women's singles matches. With Sue Barker.
Last year, 2002 runner-up and Argentinian sixth seed
David Nalbandian took four and a half hours to beat Slovakian journeyman Karol Kucera in a gruelling five-set marathon. Elsewhere, Andre Agassi made it through to the last 16 after a spirited three-hour clash with Morocco's Younes El Aynaoui , while Jennifer Capriati made short work of Akiko Morigami , beating the unseeded Japanese player 6-4, 6-4. Producer Jonathan Bramley ; Editors Philip Bernie. Carl Hicks BBCi: digital viewers can select action from up to seven extra courts. plus a range of other services including live scores, results and news, by pressing the red button on their handset. For up-to-the-minute clips, comprehensive coverage and a Tardis Tennis game visit www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon

Within the heart of Africa lies a giant green belt of tropical rainforests, home to the continent's most vibrant expressions of life, including some remarkable plants.

Romantic sitcom starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer. Lionel's father Rocky and new bride Madge end their honeymoon in hospital. Guest-starring Joan Sims. Another episode is on Thursday at 8.30pm.
Writer Bob Larbey ; Producer/Director Sydney Lotterby

In 1801, Thomas Bruce , the Seventh Earl of Elgin and British ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, removed antiquities from Turkish-occupied Athens. Huge debts later forced him to sell his collection to the British government, and sections of the Parthenon Frieze were put on display at London's British Museum - where they have remained ever since, despite Greece's repeated requests that they be returned.
In this dramatised documentary, critic Andrew Graham -
Dixon explores the convoluted history of the sculptures, artefacts whose ownership has been the biggest bone of contention in art for over 200 years, while experts consider the arguments for and against the relics' return to Greece.
Producer Robin Dashwood ; Executive producer Kim Thomas (AD) Andrew Graham-Dixon on the great tug of war: page 31

Past stars of the tennis world join John Inverdale to review the highlights of the sixth day's play in SW19.
Producer Richard Carr ; Editor Laurence Duffy Rptd tomorrow 6am BBC1

Adam Hart Davis explains that innovative technology allowed the Victorians to travel across the world, venturing into uncharted continents. Show more

As night falls over Worthy Farm in Somerset,
Paul McCartney takes to the Pyramid Stage with a live, Beatles-heavy set, while south London's party animals Basement Jaxx turn up the heat with their eclectic blend of dance beats. Plus performances from reggae gurus Toots and the Maytals, chill-out merchants Zero 7, the chart-topping Black Eyed Peas, Las Vegas rockers the Killers, Detroit dance artist Amp Fiddler and teen prodigy Joss Stone , and an interview with Julian Cope. With Jo Whiley , John Peel, Mark Radcliffe and Phill Jupitus.
There's an alternative line-up now on BBC3; Radio 1 continues from Glastonbury all night; Jenny Eclair is Up Late at Glastonbury on Wednesday and Thursday at llpm on Radio 4; and 6 Music has performances from the New Tent throughout the weekend.
Producer Alison Howe : Executive producer Mark Cooper BBCi; interactive options available to digital viewers via the red button. For news, line-ups and performer profiles visit www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury

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