6.45 Biology: Is Seeing Believing?
7.10 Maths: Inverse Functions
7.35 Resource Geology 8.00
Asian Families, Western Culture
8.25 Technology: Eurekaargh!
The Tent Stop.
A five-part series looking at ways of discovering who God is.
"If only God would make me some clear sign! Like making a large deposit in my name at a Swiss bank."
Woody Allen's words have a ring of truth for many people. Can anyone ever know for sure that God exists? Veteran churchman Lord Soper and scientist Professor John Polkinghorne join the congregation at Wesley Methodist Church, Cambridge, in a time of searching and reflection for Lent.
Presented by Graham Young.
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The magazine for deaf people. With signing and subtitles.
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Consumer advice.
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Dr Malcolm Carruthers of the Positive Health Centre explains some of the ways people can reduce their stress levels.
Series on improving your speaking and writing skills at work. Making your point. With Danny Baker. ● STEREO
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Making a will, some stunning knitting patterns and gardening advice.
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Why is the sky blue?
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The latest countryside stories, with John Craven. Plus at 12.55 weather for the week ahead.
Followed by On the Record
Jonathan Dimbleby and John Cole look at vital issues as the General Election looms.
Omnibus edition. Ricky and Sam's party has two unexpected gatecrashers.
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Liverpool Aston Villa
Live coverage of the FA Cup quarter-final match.
Aston Villa's run in the competition has convinced their fans that this is the team's year. Plus, the draw for the semi-finals, live from FA headquarters at Lancaster
Gate in London. Introduced by Desmond Lynam. With commentary by John Motson.
Star-struck punters get the chance to be the celebrity of their choice for the day.
There's a preview of a major costume jewellery exhibition. Bride Andrea Woodworth discusses shoes and flowers for her big day. And in the week prior to London Fashion Week, headmistress Elspeth Insch achieves a lifelong ambition by helping top designer
Caroline Charles create a stunning outfit for the catwalk. Withjeff Banks, Selina Scott and Caryn Franklin. ● STEREO
Stromness Academy in Orkney is this week's off-shore location.
Among the treasures brought by the islanders there's an unusual piece of scrimshaw, a rare marine chronometer and an example of the unique
Orkney chair. Hugh Scully introduces another Radio
Times competition question. Producer Christopher Lewis
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Anneka Rice looks into the dangers from water. Producer Stephen Moss
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With Chris Lowe.
Weather Bernard Davey
In a series of six programmes through
Lent to Palm Sunday, Songs of Praise celebrates the variety, the joys and the harsh realities of modem British village life. Today Pam Rhodes discovers how a feudal way of life in the ancient Cotswold village of Guiting Power enables it to resist changes caused by an influx of commuters and tourists, and remain a family village.
Series producerSimon Hammond Editor Roger Hutchings
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I Comedy series written by Paul A Mendelson. Starring Anton Rodgers Lesley Dunlop
This Could Be the Start of Something Big. Alec comes back from his honeymoon raring to go - but does Zoe feel that her husband is going too far?
Director John Kilby
Producer Sharon Bloom
A Cinema Verity production for BBCtv
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Comedy series written by Paul A Mendelson, starring Miriam Karlin, Tessa Peake-Jones, George Costigan.
Pete has a deadline to meet - but all he keeps meeting is a dead lady.
A Cinema Verity production for BBCtv
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With Michael Buerk.
Weather Bernard Davey
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Specialist subjects tonight are the life and reign of Mary
Queen of Scots, the life and plays of Lillian Hellman , the life of St Cuthbert and the life and career of Aneurin Bevan.
Magnus Magnusson questions the contenders in the Conference Auditorium Centre at the University of Leeds. Director Andrea Conway Producer Penelope Cowell STEREO
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Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know?
In February 1991, 8-year-old Karin Griffin was brutally murdered near her home. Her killer was diagnosed a criminal psychopath. But did he know what he was doing? In the first of a new series, Joan Bakewell probes the minds of psychopaths. Are they mad or bad?
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Starring Judd Hirsch
Sisters. Kate pretends to be romantically involved with Kirk.
Police. Police officers from
Genoa, in Italy, and Liverpool shadow each other.
Producer David Wilson
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