The latest book releases, plus a trip to the Queen's library with Tracy Beaker author
Jacqueline Wilson.
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Digital viewers: press the red button for films on deejaying and beatboxing

Messy picture-painting fun.

Mr Rails invents a wind machine.

Get ready for this year's championships by taking a look back at last year. The British challenge was over earlier than usual, with Tim Henman crashing out in the second round, but a new hope emerged in the shape of Andy Murray.

political update.

Sharron Davies appeals on behalf of British Blind Sport. Shown Sunday 5.35pm BBCI DONATIONS: CALL FREE ON [number removed]; send cheques to British Blind Sport, [address removed], BBC Lifeline Appeal; or give online at britishblindsport.org.uk

Horticultural masterpieces across the UK.

Shrewsbury in Shropshire and Todmorden in West Yorkshire compete to twin with the US town of Cheyenne, Wyoming.

The pretty town of Annecy in the Haute-Savoie.

Live coverage of the prestigious Prince of Wales Stakes at 3.50, which boasts a prize fund of £350,000. Plus the Royal Hunt Cup at 4.25 and the Queen
Mary Stakes at 4.55.

Caustic quizzing.

An auction from Peterborough, plus a hoard of Bronze Age archaeological treasures.

With the World Cup in full swing, fans from England are waving the flag of St George with pride, while in Scotland and Wales, devolution has already brought a revival in their respective national flags. Following last year's London bombings, chancellor Gordon Brown asked Britons to show solidarity by flying a Union Jack in every garden. But is this feasible? For some, the banner carries unpleasant associations with war and racism. Contributors include Billy Bragg , Linford Christie and Lord Tebbit. Tom Baker narrates. Producer Phil Rees ; Exec producer Fiona Stourton What Tom Baker is watching: page 35

2/3. Financial guru and art collector Alvin Hall joins Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen at the Royal Academy of Art's summer exhibition to explain how to make a wise investment when buying art - and with over £2 million-worth of work on sale, there's plenty to choose from. Elsewhere, comedian Vic Reeves , Art School's Sacha Craddock and Royal Academician David Mach select their best-in-show, and there's the last chance to vote for your favourite work in the online poll. See yesterday's choice.
www.bbc.co.uk/summerexhibition

2/4. Just ten days into their 40-day stay with the nuns of west Sussex, the four women are finding the unbending routine of prayer, study, work and silence an emotional and spiritual challenge. Manager Angela Dickson tries to measure faith by business performance standards; children's entertainer Debi Ireland confronts inner demons; singer/songwriter Ion Maclean struggles to keep her vow of silence; and news from home forces poet Victoria Bennett to grapple with her conscience.
Strong language.

Unsurprisingly, Phillip Schofield nominates his Going Live! sidekick, that maddeningly squeaky furball Gordon the Gopher, for the fiery pit - but his other choice, the seaside town of Southend in its entirety, is possibly a step too far. Voice-of-reason Paul Merton tries to keep things in perspective.

With Jeremy Paxman.

Should serially offending drug addicts be jailed or should they be given every chance to change? The government believes rehabilitation is the key, and has earmarked a significant increase in funding for the future. This hard-hitting and at times disturbing documentary follows addicts through the six-month residential programme at Phoenix House treatment centres across the UK. Martin, aged 26, must get clean or go to jail; 31-year-old James faces an uphill battle with heroin; and mum-of-two Charlie struggles with the crack habit inherited from her father.
Director Morgan Matthews ; Exec producer Brian Hill

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Schools
(Repeats not indicated)

2.00 Expressive Arts: Creativity in Digital Media
A showcase of award-winning work in music, animation and film.

Followed by Science: Space Files: The Universe Unveiled
An exploration of the solar system for KS4 students.

4.00 Science: Space Files: The Universe Unveiled
For KS3 students.