With Josie D'Arby.
7.30 Smoggies
Cartoon.
(Rpt)
(Rpt) (Stereo)
David Frost interviews the week's news makers, and reviews the papers with his guests. Including at 8.15 and 9.00 News; plus weather forecasts.
Including Kriss Akabusi and Nick Hancock with music from Fat and Frantic and the WOOdThieveS. Stereo ..................
Today, the harrowing experiences of a deaf refugee in a foreign country. Also, how 14-year-old Russell Kirk attempts to win the BMX Winter National Race. With signingand subtitles.
Rptd on Tuesday 12 noon on BBC2 Stereo ....
Today, talking about voyages.
Learning new skills. Comedian
Jenny Eclair learns to ski and athletes reveal the mental techniques that have helped them succeed. Stereo ...........................
How to acquire new skills.
Producer Jeremy Oriebar ; Series editor Stephen Moss
Stereo...................................................
Rural issues, with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.25. Stereo ...
Today, Jack Straw , the shadow home secretary talks to John Humphrys about devolution in Scotland and regional assemblies in England.
Editor Nelson Mews Subtitled ....................
Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
When Heyes becomes the next on a murderer's list, it is up to the Kid to hunt the killer down. With Pete Duel and Ben Murphy.
The BBC's right-of-reply programme presented by Sue Lawley. Call the hotline with your comments on [number removed].
As part of Read and Write
Together season, Bookworm goes to the Lake District where Griff Rhys
Jones tells the tale of Beatrix Potter.
Phone free on 0[number removed](24 hours a day until Saturday 18 February) for an activity pack encouraging children to read and write. See today's choices.
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Television's fashion magazine returns with key looks for the new spring season: 1940s silhouettes and 50s prints and sorbet colours for women and narrow trousers, Hawaiian shirts and textured knits for men. Plus, the story of Australia's finest wool. Presented by Jeff Banks, Caryn Franklin and Brenda Emmanus.
Rare 18th-century vases and a collection of valuable jewellery made by the owner's great aunt are among the finds today. From the Assembly Rooms, Derby. With Hugh Scully.
See Antiques: page 42
With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Richard Edgar
In Malmesbury, Wiltshire, Pam Rhodes joins the local congregation in the 9th-century Abbey for hymns, including Great is Thy Faithfulness and Crown Him with Many Crowns.
Producer Roy Francis ; Editor Helen Alexander Repeated on Wednesday at 2. 1 Opm on BBC2
The Most Powerful Eyeballs in West Yorkshire. Howard fails to hypnotise Pearl and prompts Foggy to demonstrate how he can influence people. With Bill Owen , Peter Sallis , Brian Wilde , Kathy Staff ,
Jane Freeman , Thora Hird , Jean Fergusson , Robert Fyfe , Juliette Kaplan ,
Danny O'Dea , Sarah Thomas , Gordon Wharmby. Written by Roy Clarke ; Director/Producer
AlanJWBell Stereo
* See This Week: page 8
Dead Right. Is the hate mail sent to psychic medium Faith Revelle the work of a murderer or an elaborate publicity stunt? Crabbe has his suspicions.
Written by Lizzie Mickery ; Producers Chrissy Skinns and David Wimbury ; Director Jim Hill
With Peter Sissons. Subtitled
Weather Richard Edgar ............
A five-part production of the novel by Edith Wharton set in America and England in the 1870s.
2: Conquest. The Buccaneers are ready for their assault on the English aristocracy. See today's choices.
Written by Maggie Wadey; Producer/Director
Philip Saville Repeated next Saturday on BBC2
BOOKLET: about Edith Wharton and The Buccaneers. Send a cheque for £3.95, payable to BBC Education to: [address removed]
See This Week: page 9 and Gwen Humble's kind of day: page
The Buccaneers
9.05pm BBC 1
Last week's episode ended with the four "buccaneers" full of hope, vowing to win over London society (and its eligible young men) with their good looks and large bank balances. Reality begins to impinge on this dream in the second episode, as Virginia St George sets her sights on Lord Seadown - much to the chagrin of jilted Idina Hatton (Jenny Agutter). Joining the cast tonight are James Frain as Julius, Duke of Trevenick, and Sheila Hancock as his mother, the dowager duchess. Carla Gugino, who plays the romantic Nan, is featured on page 9; Gwen Humble (who plays her mother) talks about My Kind of Day on page 138.
Voice of the Victim
Scottish judge John McCluskey travels with Joan Bakewell to California to see how crime victims are allowed to put theirviews forward in court. Lord
McCluskey believes victims should have a bigger say in Britain, but should we satisfy the demand for vengeance? Producer Nick Stuart ; Series producer
Michael Waterhouse
A stroll around the solar system. This week, a look at five wandering stars. With Peter Davison.
Producer Hendrik Ball Stereo
Comedy starring
Matthew Broderick
When Ferris Bueller plays traunt from high school, he does it with style, involving his girlfriend Sloane, best friend Cameron and a red Ferrari.
Director John Hughes (1986)
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