Last Friday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presented by Peter Mayne. Producers ANDREW MAYWOOD and JANINE THOMASON

Computer software has no safety standards. Lives may have been lost by computer failures and experts predict major disasters in the future.
(Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.)

La Vida Diaria
At school, English is on the timetable for Anne Marie and basketball for Nacho. (R)

by Margaret Simpson.

Heather, the rebel, stays out late with boyfriend Barney, a biker. Alan, the academic brother, sits upstairs doing his homework - or does he? In a family where people fail to listen to each other, small problems can quickly grow.

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

The Castle
Music for saxophones, including an alto sax solo which describes one of the pictures at an exhibition - a Medieval castle. Presented by Jonathan Cohen and Helen Speirs with the Fairer Sax. Director ANDREA CHRISTODOULOU Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT

Women's Royal Army Corps Followed by Royal Air Force Technician Film editor AMBER LANE Producer ROGER FRY

The Odyssey
The Magic of Circe.
Robert Erskine continues the story of Odysseus' wanderings. He tells how our hero outwits the beautiful Circe and saves his men from a humiliating end. Producer ANDREA CHRISTODOULOU

3: Business and Economics
Techno visits a group of young people engaged in a real mini-enterprise scheme, who have been asked to compete for a design brief. Presenters Dilly Bellingham and Mat Irvine challenge viewers to create a business opportunity with French flour. They investigate real musical instruments made of china and explore the world of amateur video productions. Assistant producer DEREK BUTLER Series producer ROBIN MUDGE

Beginning-ending Tabla.
Children from Glebe First and Middle School and Pinner Park Middle School play
Indian musical instruments. (R)

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

Twentieth-Century History Make Germany Pay.
How the Treaty of Versailles affected Germany in the 1920s. (R)

Leaving Home
New freedoms, new responsibilities. (R)

Bumper to Bumper
This week, the science of the motor car. See how big the bang is inside the engine, find out what four-wheel drive means, investigate the Ackerman Angle and watch
Abingdon College build a real car from a kit of parts. (R;

Written by John Cunliffe. (R)

Tropical Rainforests
3: Destroying the Forest. By the next century, the rainforests of the world could have disappeared for ever, destroyed by outside influences and economic pressures. Why is this happening and what dangers could it bring to us all?
Narrator: Alison Colville. Film editor AMANDA SMITH Producer PETER M. EVANS

Today's story is the old fairytale about Rapunzel and her long plaits. Stuart and Nutmeg visit a children's hairdresser's, where Nutmeg tries to help plait Marcia's hair.

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Alexei Sayle , Nigel Planer , Peter Richardson and Tim McInnerny are up to no good in deepest south London.
Neil Mullarkey investigates. Producer JEANINE JOSMAN

Weather followed by The Yellow River
A six-part series.
2: Beyond the Wall
Throughout the history of China, many races have come to live within its borders.
Some settled peacefully.
Most, however, were warring tribes and the Great Wall was built to try to keep them out. Today, many of their descendants still live
'with the Wall'.
Written and narrated by Stephen Jessel.
Produced by VIVIANA WOODRUFF (R)

Exmoor
The man - Mike Kendall - and the boy - Simon King - explore the British countryside. Director JOHN KING BBC Bristol (R)

Anagram: bury hate. Clue: German town.
Answer: see today's programme!
Join host Paul Coia and Bryan the computer. Director JUSTIN c. ADAMS
Producer LESLIE MITCHELL BBC Scotland

Today Jeremy Paxman meets journalists and newsmakers to comment on developments at home and abroad. Producer JILL DAWSON
Series producer CHARLES MILLER

A Good Job with Prospects Rodney Cruze chose thatching as a profitable business for a fit young man.
The material and the methods are traditional, but the men who thatch today are a new breed.
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY (R)

CF - cystic fibrosis - is a genetic disease. Many babies born with it die before they reach their teens.
Nicholas Woodfield died in December 1989 at the age of 19. This film, which won a Royal Television Society award in 1986, was made as Nicholas was coming to the end of his schooldays. He was about to embark on a sequel when he died. His wish was that his fight to live be seen on television to encourage others. Producer MICHAEL FITZGERALD (R)

Men's
Marathon
Live coverage from
Auckland of one of the outstanding events of the Games with African runners certain to feature strongly. Commentators:
David Coleman , Ron Pickering and Brendan Foster.

Sounds Together
Goodbye Bobby Bear , a modem choral work, links children with speech problems at Chase Farm Hospital, Enfield, to the choir of St John 's RC Comprehensive School, Gravesend.
Executive producer DAVID PEARSON Director BARBARA GOSNOLD

From Earth to Miranda
In the outer solar system, five planets and their attendant moons orbit in perpetual twilight. NASA launched the two Voyager spacecraft to explore this region. They returned spectacular images: from Jupiter's huge and swirling great red spot and the violent volcanoes of its small inner moon, lo, through Saturn's dramatic ring system, to Uranus and its five dark moons. One of these,
Miranda, has been smashed and reformed many times. Its terrain shows that our universe is more violent than we thought. Written and directed by FISHER DILKE Producer JUDITH BUNTING
Series editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL
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Starring Jeff Bridges John Huston and Anthony Perkins. A story of intrigue and murder is linked with a political theme. Nick Kegan , the President's brother, becomes involved in solving the mystery of his brother's assassination and finds himself at the mercy of the most powerful man in America - his father.
And Elizabeth Taylor in a guest role.
Written and directed by WILLIAM RICHERT
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With Peter Snow.

Peter Snow's Kind of Day: page 90

The arts and media programme. Producer JANEY WALKER
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON