Listings
: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Then Tweenies Songtime: CBBC: Prank Patrol
Followed by The Owl: CBeebies: Charlie and Lola
Then Fimbly Songtime: CBeebies: Nina and the Neurons
Why dogs hide things.: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
Hide-and-seek.: Yesterday at Wimbledon
Highlights from the ladies' quarter-finals.Shown yesterday at 8pm
: The Daily Politics
Including coverage of PrimeMinister's Questions.
: Wimbledon 2008
Live coverage of the men's quarter-finals on day nine of the All England championships. www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel from Ipm to 8pm, Centre Court and Number One Court onlyDigital viewers can watch live coverage from a choice of courts,
11.50am until end of play, plus news, latest scores and stats; highlights available through the night from 9pm King of the hill: page 46
: CBBC: Young Dracula
14/14 Count Dracula wants a new vampire wife.Followed by Bernard
Contributors
: CBBC: Blue Peter
Some of Gethin's best moments during his time on the programme.Catch the best bits of the week's show. Details at [web address removed]
: CBBC: Shaun the Sheep
Double bill.: Wimbledon 2008
Further live coverage from SW19, where the men's quarter-finals are scheduled to take place. At this stage last year, Novak Djokovic and Richard Gasquet both made it through to the semi-finals, only to be beaten by Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer respectively. Now that Tim Henman has retired, British hopes for the men's singles rest on Andy Murray , whose brother Jamie will be competing in the doubles, having secured the mixed title with Jelena Jankovic last year. Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel from 1pm to 8pm, Centre Court and Number One Court onlyDigital viewers can watch live coverage from a choice of courts, 11.50am until end of play, plus news, latest scores and stats: highlights available through the night from 9pm King of the hill: page 46
Subsequent programmes may run late or change
Contributors
: Today at Wimbledon
Highlights of the ninth day's play at the AllEngland Club, with reaction from the players involved and expert analysis from studio guests. Presented by John Inverdale.
Repeated tomorrow at 10.30am
Watch again over the next seven days. after midnight, at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
King of the hill: page 46
Contributors
: Tribal Wives
3/6. Afar/Ethiopia. Scottish air hostess Lana Inglis , a former alcoholic, spends a month with one of Ethiopia's most fiercely independent tribes, the Afar, whose strict Muslim culture forbids alcohol. Anyone found drinking is immediately ostracised and beaten. Although Lana hasn't touched a drop for over a year. she is still troubled by her past and hopes that by living with the nomadic cattle and camel herders, she can finally lay the memories of her addiction to rest.Director/Producer Helen Williamson Rptd next Tuesday
Contributors
: Room 101
Series ten. Radio One DJ and presenter Sara Cox joins Paul Merton to discuss some of her pet hates, which include random firework displays and 19-year-old girls.Director Geraldine Dowd : Producer Victoria Payne
Contributors
: The Supersizers Go ... Regency
6/6. Giles Coren and Sue Perkins spend a week on a diet from the early 19th century. With Sue dressed as a Jane Austen heroine and Giles as a dandy, the duo enjoy boar's head and salmon poached in champagne, discover the origins of the sandwich, and attend a Regency ball.Director Emma Peach: Series producer Alannah Richardson
Shown last week
Contributors
: Malcolm in the Middle
17/22; series five. Polly in the Middle. Polly dates both Abe and Craig.Repeated on Friday at 3am
12.45 18/22. Dewey's Special Class. Malcolm tries to stop Dewey going to a school for the gifted.
Repeated on Friday at 3.25am
: BBC News
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneLanguages & Travel Repeats not indicated.
Japanese Language and People 1-4 An introduction to the language and culture.
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