The Enlightenment: Freedom and Plenty
Last Friday's proceedings in Parliament. Presented by Peter Mayne.
Producers ANDREW MAYWOOD and JANINE THOMASON
Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
A recruitment agency is trying to computerise its office. What problems does it face?
Manuel phones Emma for a disco date. Olga and Angel have a game of billiards. (R)
A series for 4-and 5-year-olds. (R)
The children become a green machine which moves to music. The witch Baba Yaga rides in her strange machine - the 'Hat on Hen's Legs'.
Retail Sales Assistant followed by Hair and Beauty
The Odyssey The Sirens
The children try their hand at being archaeologists and Robert Erskine tells how
Odysseus meets the Sirens. Their beautiful singing has lured countless sailors to their death. Will it prove fatal to Odysseus as well?
Produced by ANDREA CHRISTODOULOU
4: Structures
This week's programme shows how the windows of the great glass pyramid at the Louvre in Paris are cleaned.
Dilly Bellingham visits a famous Japanese artist who challenges you to make a flower display holder out of a single sheet of card.
Mat Irvine visits the Design Museum in London and also explores the making of model aircraft and boats.
Assistant producer DEREK BUTLER Series producer ROBIN MUDGE
Beginning-ending Going Home. (R)
Sound Effects
A lively approach to everyday science for 5- to 7-year-olds. (R)
Drug Abuse
Throughout the 80s the battle against drug abuse has gone on unabated, but are we nearer to winning it? Today's programme looks at the measures that have been taken and studies their effectiveness.
Presenter: Rob Curling. Producer DAVID MELDRUM (R)
Burning Issues
The science of fuels. When is a flame an explosion? How does the fire triangle help at an oil refinery? (R)
Written by John Cunliffe. (R)
Tropical Rainforests 4: Saving the Forest.
Despite the destruction, there are ways to save the forest, by careful harvesting, protecting, learning, replanting, policing - and campaigning.
Narrated by Alison Colville. Film editor AMANDA SMITH Producer PETER M EVANS
Weather followed by Words and Pictures
The Surprise Party
Stuart and Nutmeg are invited to Aita's 6th birthday party where they play
'Chinese whispers'. The animals in the story nearly miss Rabbit's party because they don't understand the whispered invitation.
Presented by Stuart Bradley. Puppeteer: Mary Edwards. Animation GIL POTTER
Producer CAROLINE GODLEY
From Benidorm, Spain.
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Ben Elton talks about his forthcoming series and there is a sneak preview behind the scenes.
Producer JEANINE JOSMAN
Weather followed by International
Snooker
The Masters
Dean Reynolds v James Wattana
From the Wembley Conference Centre. Highlights from this morning's match between Dean Reynolds , ranked 15, and James Wattana , the new sensation from Thailand who is this year's second wild card entry to the Masters. Cliff Thorbum v
Doug Mountjoy
This afternoon, three times winner Cliff Thorburn , ranked No 7, plays a match over nine frames against Doug Mountjoy who has climbed 14 places in the world rankings to No 10.
David Icke introduces highlights from the tournament where the ultimate champion stands to win £70,000.
Including at
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
This week's programme includes exclusive live footage from the recent
Happy Mondays shows, plus an interview with singer
Shaun Ryder. There are items on the dub dance of Depth
Charge, the heavy Germanic beat ofKMFDM, and out of New Order, Peter Hook 's new outfit, Revenge. Also, an exclusive performance by the Fall of Bill is Dead from their forthcoming album, plus an interview with Mark E. Smith.
The Baha'i
Faith
Canadian rock star
Doug Cameron talks about his desire for a global oneness and how belonging to the Baha'i Community is central to this. Adam Roberts explains the attitudes and beliefs of the faith to six young people.
Producer JACKIE HAMILTON
Executive producer BILL HILARY BBC Northern Ireland
Gunnerside to Danby Wiske 'Anyone who wanders on the moors soon finds himself in a graphic scene of industrial decay that simply cannot be passed unnoticed. Swaledale has a long history of mining - and that history has come to a full stop.' Yet all is not sadness as Wainwright takes Eric Robson to the typically English market town of Richmond then on to a public house to make good a rare inaccuracy in his famous guide book. Executive producer JOHN MAPPLEBECK
Producer RICHARD ELSE
After a 12-year journey, NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft arrived at Neptune late last year.
Neptune's weather was unexpectedly active, with 1500-mile-an-hour winds.
Even odder was its planet-sized moon Triton. Voyager's images showed lakes of lavatory cleaner frozen as hard as steel, and a bright pink polar cap marked with curious black streaks.
Something unbelievably strange was happening on Triton. And when NASA's Dr Larry Soderblom uncovered Triton's secret, it was perhaps the greatest surprise of space exploration so far.
A Dilke and Company production for BBCtv
Transcript: send a cheque for £1.75, payable to BSS, to: Horizon [address removed]
(Ceefax subtitles)
Starring Karen Young and Clayton Day.
Kathleen, a 20-year-old teacher, leaves her Boston home for a job in Dallas, where she encounters Larry, a gun-collecting young lawyer. After his amorous intentions are frustrated, Larry rapes her at gun-point. With the law and the church unable to resolve her fury and shame, Kathleen resorts to the force of the gun herself.
This tense drama was the first
American film made by British producer
Tony Garnett , famous for Cathy Come Home, Kes and Earth Girls Are Easy.
Written, produced and directed by TONY GARNETT
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Jeremy Paxman with the day's top stories and the background on events making the news at home and abroad.
The live programme of the arts and media reports on people, issues and performances. Producer JOHN BUSH
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON
