Last Friday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presenter: Brian Curtois. Producers ANDREW MAYWOOD and JANINE THOMASON

When George Bush was elected president, he could thank computers for much of his campaign success. But political commentators claim that computers have raised disturbing civil rights issues. (e)

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

First two years of Spanish. (R) (e)

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For 4- and 5-year-olds. (R) (e)

A musical art gallery in which one of the pictures comes to life. The children compose their own Promenades (walking music) and learn a song about Bear and the Bee. (e)

Behind the scenes of dentistry: fillings, extractions, bridges and dentures.
Dental Surgery Assistant followed by Dental Technician (e)

Robert Erskine retells one of the greatest stories in the world - the wanderings of the hero Odysseus. The Greeks have been besieging Troy for ten years. Nothing can break the deadlock until Odysseus devises the wooden horse. (e)

A new design and technology magazine series.

Find out how new computer graphics helped in the design of Queen's The Miracle album cover. Presenters Dilly Bellingham and Mat Irvine challenge you to design a room of your own and explore the world of model dioramas.

With children from Belmont Junior School and Pinner Park Middle School. (R) (e)

Science for 5- to 7-year-olds. (R) (e)

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A See-Saw programme.
Written by John Cunliffe. (R)

Tropical rainforests contain 50 per cent of the world's species of plant and animal life. (e)

With new presenters Stuart Bradley and Nutmeg the cat. (e)

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Neil Mullarkey takes the lid off Neighbours.
Producer MICHAEL WHELAN

Weather followed by The Yellow River
A six-part series about China's most violent river.
1: Nomads
The Tibetan nomads are one of the most interesting of China's 'minority' peoples. Written and narrated by Stephen Jessel.
Produced by vmANA WOODRUFF (R)

Fremington Dennis Cornish visits The Old Barn at Fremington, north Devon, and Harry Rayson 's formal garden at Torbay. Videotape editor GREG WADE Producer DAVID SPIRES BBC South West (R)

News and Weather

Anagram: ran car again. Clue: holiday resort.
Answer in today's programme!

Five new ways of looking at what's happening this week.
Today Jeremy Paxman meets journalists, newsmakers and those who would like to be in the news, to comment on developments at home and abroad.
Producer JILL DAWSON

Starring
Sheriff turned bounty hunter, Ben Brigade , is a man bent on vengeance - vengeance for the brutal murder of his wife.
Screenplay by BURT KENNEDY Produced and directed by BURT BOETTICHER
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Featuring: the Jesus and Mary Chain - a film from the last date on their recent British tour; hurdy-gurdy collides with synth technology in the shape of Ancient Beatbox, plus new Creation label hopes, Ride. Mystery meets art in the form of AC Marias, plus cult US duo EPMD. Produced and edited by BRENDA KELLY and PETER FOWLER

Islam
New York rapper Latkim Shabazz tells how Islam has influenced his rapping. In a deserted warehouse in Belfast, six young people passionately debate the culture of Islam with Mahmum Al Rashid. Producer JACKIE HAMILTON
Executive producer BILL HILARY BBC Northern Ireland

Eric Robson joins Britain's most popular fell walker in a re-creation of his classic
190-mile walk from St Bees
Head in Cumbria to
Robin Hood 's Bay in Yorkshire. The first 50 miles lie in AW's beloved Lakeland beneath the shadows of Pillar, Great
Gable and Haystacks, along Grisedale, and by the shores of Haweswater.
'It is,' says Wainwright,'a country walk of the sort that enthusiasts for the hills indulge in every weekend. It's just a bit longer than most, that's all.'
Executive producer JOHN MAPPLEBECK
Producer RICHARD ELSE BBC Newcastle

Medicine 2000
During the new decade, the paralysed will walk. There will be cures for many more cancers. We will be able to actually see, and possibly treat, the ravages of multiple sclerosis in the living brain. All this will cost a great deal of money. Other techniques, such as prediction of heart disease and even lung cancer could save money. So could major operations through tiny holes in the body.
Unless we balance costs and savings to shape medicine in the year 2000, no country will be able to afford treatments for all those in need. Written and produced by PETER CERESOLE
Horizon editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL (Postponed from 8 January.
Repeated on Thursday at 5.10pm)
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Starring
The mythical town of Virgil, Texas, is populated by a bizarre bunch of honest eccentrics. Passing through in search of tabloid truth is
David Byrne , one-time
Talking Head and composer of the film's many songs.
Directed by DAVID BYRNE
(First showing on British television)
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With Jeremy Paxman.

The live arts and media magazine returns for the 90s with reports on people, issues and performances. This week's presenters include Sarah Dunant ,
Tracey MacLeod and Paul Morley. Producer JANEY WALKER
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON