Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presenter: Nick Clarke.
A programme for teachers to accompany the new Science Challenge series starting today. Margaret Percy introduces the series, and discusses primary science with teachers and advisers. (e)
(Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.)
With Sonja Zimmer.
Hamburg celebrates its 800th birthday in style and young Hamburgers introduce themselves at the start of this multimedia two-year GCSE course in German. (e)
What do a Sikh policewoman and a Dunbartonshire farmer's daughter have in common? They're getting married on the same day! (e)
(Shown yesterday at 12 noon) (e)
Written by Christopher Russell.
The Hilton family are in training for the Great North Run - except Spuggy.
With Leon Armstrong, Lien Lu, Lesley Casey, Michael Heath, Brian Hogg, Madelaine Newton, Fred Pearson, Peter Rowell and Kevin Whately. (R) (e)
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Sally desperately wants a personal stereo and has told all her mates she's getting one. But her parents can't afford one. (R) (e)
by Diane Duane and Richard Sheridan.
The first in a new series for 7-to 9-year-old children. Six children and their friend Laura draw an island using her computer - and then find themselves in their own story!
Children: Luke Goodrich, Rocky Samrai, Taylor Scipio, Rebecca Shiell, Elaine Tan and Nadia Williams, and Minnie as Oscar the cat. (e)
The Way People Talk
Why should it matter how people talk? It mattered to Edward... it mattered a lot.
Girls about Boys - Boys about Girls
First year girls and boys at a London secondary school say what they think of each other.
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Robina Osmani goes to Northern Ireland, where lignite has been discovered. (R) (e)
(Shown on Sunday at 10.25 am BBC1) (e)
The noise that Daisy makes gets on the nerves of her neighbour Rose, and Rose's noise annoys Daisy. (R)
1.40pm Outlook: The Call of the Sea: 1: Seascapes
A look at the adventures of the early explorers. Presented by David Parry Jones. (R) (e)
A series for 4 and 5-year-olds. (R)
Badminton
Arthur Negus and Antiques Roadshow colleague Simon Bull enjoy the clocks and furniture of Badminton. Director DAVID MITCHELL Producer ROBIN DRAKE BBC Bristol (R)
Weather followed by Westminster Live
Live coverage of today's business in Parliament including Prime Minister's Question Time.
Presenter: Vivian White.
Commentator: Brian Curtois. Director TERRY PATRICK Editor JOHN ANDERSON
News and Weather
With Paul Coia.
Robert Robinson , Loyd Grossman and two guest commentators in monitoring everyday life as reflected in the week's events.
Producer STEPHEN MCCRUM
This week, a benefits bonanza for pensioners. The programme talks to one man who got more than E4,500 in back payments because the DHSS got it wrong. Also, how trading standards officers can lessen the risks run by claimants buying essential items on the cheap. And home tuition - what kind of education can chronically ill children really expect?
Presented by Hugh Scully and Helen Madden. Editor CHRIS LENT (e) m INFORMATION: send a large sae to Advice Shop, [address removed]
Presented by Geoff Hamilton and Gay Search.
Designing your own garden.
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A fantasy adventure starring and Young Nemo falls asleep in a Manhattan skyscraper and is transported to a dream world, an island where he encounters characters from his story books. They include a magician, an urchin boy, a beautiful alien, greedy explorers and a lost princess.
Screenplay by ARNAUD SELIGNAC JEAN-PIERRE ESQUENAZI and TELSCHE BOORMAN
Produced by JOHN BOORMAN and CLAUDE NEDJAR
Directed by ARNAUD SEUGNAC
(First showing on British television)
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Starring Phil Silvers as Sgt Bilko.
Bilko takes a flier in the stock market with $5,000 of the Colonel's money. (R)
Seven films in which David Jessel takes up the cases of people whose lives have been shattered by injustice.
"I'd lost my job. I'd lost my home. I'd lost my boyfriend. My whole life had just gone.... gone. He hasn't lost anything, he's still got everything he had.... He shouldn't be allowed to wreck someone's life and then just walk away."
Fifteen years ago Parliament passed the Sex Discrimination Act to ensure that women and men were treated equally at work. Tonight's film tells the stories of five women who tried to use this law to get justice from their employers but found that the system which was supposed to help them often added insult to the initial injury, discrimination or harassment.
The programme that takes a look at the food we eat and those who supply it.
Time for an oil change?
We've all been told to cut down on saturated fat but what about the recent scares over polyunsaturated oils? A special report from Japan.
Salmon is now cheaper than cod and contains highly beneficial oils. Food and Drink brings you two delicious recipes for fresh salmon.
Organic wines are popular but pricey - are they worth the premium? Oz Clarke joins the team for a critical tasting. Presented by Chris Kelly , Michael Barry and Jill Goolden. Film director
WILFRID EMMANUEL JONES
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE A Bazal production for BBCtv
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Her car towed away, Ruby hitches a ride with an eccentric friend, and ends up, via a stately home, being painted by an artist who has had an old friend stuffed as a memento...
Created and presented by Ruby Wax.
Directed by PAULSOMMERS
An Aspect Film and Television and Raw Produce production
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The Law
Police sergeant Gerry Drewett's ancestor was a prime suspect for the Jack the Ripper murders. A hundred years later, when he and Inspector Peter Vingoe were assigned to the same streets, their brief was simple - do something about race relations - and they did. With hand-picked officers and a new kind of policing, their patch now enjoys an uneasy calm. But the guys on the beat, including 'Rocky', Harry and Ron can't be too careful. Series producer JOHN PURDIE Director RON JOHNSTON
A Westbourne Films production for BBCtv
Sound
Second of five films on the relationship between design and the senses.
Whether perfected, excluded or simply ignored, sound is often central to design, to the quality of life. For musicians such as Courtney Pine , sound is the very subject of the tools they use and the architecture they inhabit. Andy Davey 's ghetto blaster designs may please those thirsty for noise, but environmental health officer, Bill Campbell , has to cope with the sound debris in a community not designed for too many heavyweight decibels. Producer KEITH ALEXANDER Director RICHARD ALWYN
With Jeremy Paxman.
The live topical programme of the arts and media.
Studio directors JANET FRASER CROOK and RENA BUTTERWICK
Producer JANEY WALKER
(Shown at 4.30pm)
