The first report from both
Houses of Parliament on the opening debates on the Queen's Speech in the Commons and the Lords, presented by Brian Curtois with Peter Mayne.
Producers ANDREW MAYWOOD and JANINE THOMASON Editor MIKE BROADBENT

Parents should note that some of 'Daytime on Two' is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.

9.50am Quinze minutes: En vacances
(Shown yesterday at 9.25am) (e)

10.05am You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. (R) (e)

10.20am A Search Out Science Special
Why are pop stars just a lot of black and white squares to your TV set? Storing words, moving sounds around and turning pictures into something different depends on a concept - 'information'. Carol Vorderman learns why you can't believe what you hear... even when you can see it! (e)

10.40am Around Scotland: Scottish Inventions: Railway Station
(For details see Friday 10.25am) (R) (e)

11.00am Words and Pictures: On the Way Home
(Shown on Monday at 2.00pm) (e)

11.15am English Time: Handles
by Jan Mark.
Dramatised by Michael Robson.
with Jason Kercher, Patrick Monckton, Daniel Strauss, Steven Clements, Karen Gledhill and Sarah Brydon. (R) (e)

11.35am Inset: RE Inset in the Primary School
Many teachers are unsure about approaching RE with children in primary schools. The programme visits Bedfordshire to see a variety of ideas in action. (e)

12.10pm Science in Action: Waste Not, Want Not
(Shown on Monday at 1.00pm) (e)

12.30pm Lifeschool: Links: Protecting the Environment. Rivers of Life
The River Yare in Norwich and the River Nile in Egypt - pollution faces them both. How is each country handling the problem?
(Shown on Monday at 9.40am) (e)

12.55pm Business Matters: Person to Person - the Craft of Interviewing: 3: The Tough Ones
written and presented by Jack Gratus.

Three dramatised programmes. (R) (e)

1.20pm PC Pinkerton: Practice Makes Perfect (R)

1.25pm Philomena the Cat: Night Walk (R)

1.40pm Zig Zag: DIY Animation
(Shown on Monday at 11.00am) (e)

2.00pm News; Weather
followed by
Storytime: Can't you Sleep, Little Bear?
Little Bear is scared of the dark, but Big Bear reassures him and eventually he falls happily asleep.
Part of the story is retold using sign supported English by John Simpson Lee and a group of children perform a shadow play about bedtime. (e)

The Queen's Speech Debate Live coverage of day two of the Queen's Speech Debate in the House of Commons, presented by Vivian White with commentary by Brian Curtois.
Before the debate Christopher Jones reports on how Parliament makes the law.

Three disabled people -
Isobel Ward , Simon Barnes and Chris Davies - present this programme that challenges assumptions about disability. News, features, views and music with sign language and subtitles.
Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS

Second of six programmes. What Causes Cancer?
Everything, it seems, from diet to radiation, burnt toast to sunburn, smoking to sex - all are real or imagined causes of one or other of the 200-plus forms of the disease. This week's programme examines the 'European
Ten-Point Code' and explains how to reduce the risk.
Director RICHARD TRAYLER SMITH Producer SARAH BREWSTER
A Prospect Pictures production for BBCtv

starring David McCallum as Dr Daniel Westin.
(R)

Magenta De Vine, Sankha Guha , Michael Douglas ,
John Holdsworth , Laura Walsh , Brenda Emmanus ,
Tyler Brule and the team bring you issues, sport, fashion and music live from Manchester. There's a phone poll for you to vote on a subject that affects your life and a Reaction Line so you can call in with views.
Studio director JOHN ROONEY Editor RACHEL PURNELL (Update next Sunday)

Today the Lombard RAC Rally takes the long route from Carlisle to Newcastle with action in the Scottish forests and special stages in Kielder. William Woollard brings you the latest from Rally HQ, with highlights from Barrie Gill and Alan Douglas and news from roving reporter Tony Mason. (Further report at 12midnight)

Spare Parts
A worldwide shortage of donated organs has led to a queue of desperate customers. Now, 'organ brokers' are moving in, offering to buy kidneys. In Japan overseas 'transplant tours' are a new business. And in China a brand-new luxury hospital has opened its doors to western clients. Is transplant technology running ahead of our ability to control it?
Hunting the Sleeper
Juvenile-onset diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis are all now thought to be due to the body's immune system attacking itself. Is a previously unknown virus the cause?
Executive producer DAVID PATERSON Series producer JANA BENNETT
* HEALTH: page 104

The Party
BJ plans a gathering.
Directed by BURT METCALFE (R)

by John Mortimer. A film in four parts starring
4: The Urbino Trail
'If you want a real adventure you can visit the Flagellation in the palace at Urbino.
Kettering says it's probably the greatest small painting in the world. It's a bit of a drive. Across the Mountains of the Moon.'
Music by NIGEL HESS
Title theme sung by CHAMELEON Associate producer RICHARD COX Film editor TARIQ ANWAR
Production designer TIM HARVEY Photography REMI ADEFARASIN Produced by COLIN ROGERS Directed by MARTYN FRIEND •CEEFAX SUBTITLES

The Katharine Stephen Room Internationally renowned architect James Stirling examines the Katharine Stephen Room - rare books library of Newnham College, Cambridge (1988 Birkin Haward/Joanna Van
Heyningen). 'I like the building because it's small and monumental,' he says. 'It has achieved an incredible presence which to me is the definition of monumental.' Producer CLARE PATERSON Director GEOFF DUNLOP BBCElstree

Donald MacCormick analyses the issues of the day.
Reporters: Nick Clarke ,
David Coss , Olenka Frenkiel Wesley Kerr , Chris Lowe , Peter Marshall , Julian,
O'Halloran, Rupert Segar , David Sells , Sarah Spiller ,
Francine Stock , Janet Trewin and Charles Wheeler.

The live topical programme of the arts and media. Producer ROLAND KEATING

A full round-up of events on the fourth day of the Lombard RAC Rally. Producer JOHN BURKILL Editor TOM Ross
('Top Gear: RAC Rally Special' tomorrow at 8.30pm)

Making the Law
Christopher Jones goes behind the scenes to look at how Parliament legislates.

Highlights of the coverage of the second day of the Queen's Speech debate.