(to 6.55)
9.36 Maths Counts: 2: Round About
by John Tully
£7.99? Call it £8.00. Steve and Wendy learn how to round numbers up - and down.
(R)
9.58 Thinkabout: See How They Grow
(Shown on Monday at 11.22 am)
10.15 Science Workshop: Materials (A)
(Shown on Wednesday at 9.38 am)
10.38 Exploring Science: Energy
(Shown on Tuesday at 2.40 pm)
11.0 Near and Far: Above and Below
Making use of the limited space in our town and city centres has meant building up and digging down. Office blocks tower above the street while essential services are buried underground.
11.22 The Bible Lands: 2: The Childhood of Christ
A series of five programmes on the archaeological background to the Gospels.
What sort of child was Jesus? Where did he live? What games did he play? Peter Connolly looks for evidence.
(First shown on BBC Wales)
11.45 Advanced Level Studies: History: Munich
Why did Chamberlain make an agreement with Hitler? Nick Ross examines the documentary evidence and talks to leading historians.
(R)
12.5 pm Buongiorno Italia!: 3: Quanta costa?
(R)
12.30 Hold Down a Chord: Programme 3
with John Pearse
(R)
12.45 Wheels of Fire: 3: 'My Dear Friends, the Land is Very Ugly'
Ten films about development issues in India.
The Rajasthan Canal
(R)
1.20 Des le debut: 3; Making Requests; Asking Permission; Must and Need
Face-to-face French; a resource series for video recording.
(R)
1.38 Around Scotland: 3: Follow the Marathon
A busload of Glasgow children take the route of the Glasgow Marathon and give their impressions of the places they see on the way.
2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Cosmo's tears turn to laughter while she and Dibs are helping Jeni Barnett at the market. Book: "Lazy Jack"
(R)
2.15 Music Time: 3: Higher and Lower
(Shown on Monday at 10.15 am)
2.40 History File: Hitler's Germany 1933-6
(Shown on Monday at 10.38 am)
Further live coverage from Blackpool including the debate on Foreign Affairs.
with subtitles, followed by Weather
Jeremy James introduces this week's coverage of the World Chess Championship in Moscow with expert commentary from Bill Hartston.
Producer RICHARD VAUGHAN
Written by Stephen Kandel.
The classic space adventure series chronicling the exploits of the captain and crew of the USS Enterprise.
Starring William Shatner as Captain James T. Kirk, Leonard Nimoy as Mr Spock, De Forrest Kelley as Dr McCoy.
The hijacked Enterprise is taken to an uncharted planet and becomes the price of a life of luxury with some ever solicitous androids. But it's no wonder that Kirk thinks twice, since the offer comes from the most incorrigible old rogue in the universe - Harcourt Fenton Mudd!
(R)
Devised by PATRICK DOWLING The last of the series
It's an auspicious occasion on Arg - the 2001st birthday for His Highness the Rangdo. Which, if any, of the Earth visitors will survive long enough to be invited to the celebrations?
The visitors this week are: Fern Britton
Noel Edmonds and Ray Virr
Other party goers:
Charmian Gradwell Christopher Leaver Bill Homewood Kenny Baker Karen Walker and Anne Palmer
Director CHRISTOPHER TANDY Producer IAN Oliver (R)
The Commission
When a commission is appointed to solve the problem of a dangerous precipice, a saga of bureaucratic incompetence ensues....
Directed by PANCHO BOGDANOV for BULGARIAFILM
Eight programmes on 'healthy' cooking presented by Judith Hann 5: Friends to Dinner
If you think healthy food has to be brown and boring you're in for a big surprise. Judith meets two top restaurateurs who don't sacrifice glamour and taste when they cut out the cream and butter.
Raymond Blanc and Nick Gill create two stunning dinner party menus with the emphasis on fresh ingredients beautifully presented. Homemade herb oils and vinegars, another way of adding a special taste to a dish, also feature. Director CLARE BRIGSTOCKE Producer JENNY ROGERS
Aspects of War
This month's programme comes from the centre of Oxford where Peter France introduces three stories which have their roots deep in the confused and bewildering fortunes of the Boer War. In the first he outlines the way the images of the later, tragic stages of that conflict were captured by the newly-invented Box
Brownie camera which went to war for the first time in the knapsack of the ordinary soldier. In the second,
Christopher Andrew tells the still secret story of 'C', the first, eccentric head of the puny amateur organisation which was eventually to become the modern Secret
Intelligence Service. Finally, extracts from the diaries of THE REV ANDREW CLARK reveal the way the momentous events of the First World War touched and changed daily life in his tiny Essex village of Great Leighs.
Film directors ROBERT MARSHALL JONATHAN DENT. TONY TYLEY
Executive producer ROY DAVIES Editor BRUCE NORMAN
OINFO: page 77
by Douglas Watkinson
Starring Windsor Davies, Anna Dawson
George visits Ynys Enlli and stays a little longer than he intended. Eventually, he manages to get his family to listen to the draft of his maiden speech. But why were they trying to avoid doing so in the first place?
The first in a new series of films about the way we live now.
In Between Days
A funny, touching film about being 16 - and enjoying it. In between childhood and growing up. In between 0-levels and results. A time of uncertainty and transition. Time to forget about school, relax, celebrate, have parties, laze the long summer away. 'School's out, man!' says
16-year-old Chris [text removed] to his younger brother. Now life for Chris is about being with his best friends Nick, Carolyn and Nikki. About writing his diary. About roaming around Newport Pagnell and Milton Keynes , thinking of the future, living for today. Title music CARL DAVIS Photography DICK POPE
Sound recordist RICHARD BOULTER Film editor RAY FRAWLEY Directed by TED CUSBY
Editor EDWARD MlRZOEFF
• FEATURE: page 4
by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD Screenplay in six parts by DENNIS POTTER
3: 1925. Impressed by the glamorous life of the Divers, young film star Rosemary Hoyt fell in love with Dick. Jealousy of the infatuation unbalanced Nicole. The
Divers and friends, accompanied by Rosemary, are holidaying in Paris. * CEEFAX SUBTITLES
including Conservative Conference Report
John Tusa and Vincent Hanna report from Blackpool
