Motion - Newton's Laws

Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presented by Brian Curtois.

0 Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
Search Out Science
9.45 am Standard Grade
Art and Design
The Built Environment
With Muriel Gray. (R)
10.05 am Look and Read
Geordie Racer
5: Race Day.
10.25 am Around Scotland
Behind the Screen
10.45 am Storytime
Brush and Chase
11.03 am Into Music
Circles
Using the Voice.
Voices are used as natural musical instruments.
With children from Roxeth Manor Middle School and Belmont Junior School.
11.25 am Wondermaths
The arrival at Planet Theta should be a routine landing - but not without a computer. (R)
11.40 am Let's See
The Sea
Out of the Sea.
12.00 Diez Temas
Deportes

Vandals
Vandalism costs Britain 91.8 billion every year. Why do people vandalise things? Series producer ROGER TONGE Director CAS LESTER (R)

Sticks and Stones
People old and young talk about offensive language, sarcasm and euphemisms. Researcher PAMELA WOOD Producer PAUL ASHTON (R)

by David McKee. (R)

Snow Far Snow Good (R)

If You Were Me.... See No Evil.
Barry seems prepared to stay friends with Lee, but could be endangering a child's life. Written by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL (R)

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

Introduced by Helen Rollason. World Cup Hockey
Highlights of today's final in Lahore.
Commentator: Barry Davies. World Indoor Bowls
Early action from Preston.
Commentators: David Rhys Jones and Jimmy Davidson. International Cricket
On the eve of the First Test between the West Indies and England, a prediction or two on how the series might go. FA Cup Football
Plenty of Fifth-Round action to look back on. Studio director MARK WILKIN Producer PHILIP BERNIE
Including at
3.00pm News and Weather

Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship Ten days of television coverage starts today.
Scotland's Richard Corsie begins his defence of his singles title with a first-round match against Welshman David Watkins , while the reigning pairs champions,
England's Tony Allcock and David Bryant , take on the Welsh pairing of Rod Hugh and Walton Jones.
David Icke introduces highlights from the Preston Guild Hall. Television presentation KEITH MACKENZIE and PETER HAYWARD
Producer KEITH PHILUPS

The education magazine.
Wilmington Grammar School for Girls in Kent 'opted out' last September. Clean State explores the pros and cons of the parents' decision to be run from Whitehall rather than Maidstone.
Help: what is dyslexia and what can parents do about it? With Jackie Spreckley and Jill Cochrane.
Producer JEREMY ORLEBAR
Series producer BERNARD ADAMS
0 INFORMATION: send sae, with a second class stamp to: [address removed].

(Shown on Tuesday at 8.30pm)

Starring William Hartnell Bob Monkhouse and Shirley Eaton.
Training Sergeant Grimshawe accepts a bet that his last platoon will pass out as Star Squad. But he reckons without his motley body of men that includes 'soldiers' like Privates Sage, Strong and Golightly.
Produced by PETER ROGERS Directed by GERALD THOMAS
0 FILMS: pages 9-20

Matilda's Spare Head
A Czech comedy about a girl whose memory is so cluttered she needs an extra head.

Joanna Foster , who chairs the Equal Opportunities
Commission, believes that Britain, despite having a woman running it for the past ten years, is still a place where women are undervalued, badly paid, discriminated against and patronised at work. But is that about to end? In the last of the series, Joanna Foster reveals to
Vivian White her vision of a revolution in traditional attitudes and explains why she believes we are on the verge of dramatic change in the way both men and women live and work.
Executive producer PETER LOWE Producer JANET WILLIAMS
BBC South and East - Elstree
0 REGIONAL PROGRAMME: for details of variations see panel below

The Poll Tax - Fair or Flawed?
In five weeks' time, more than 35 million people in England and Wales will start paying the Community Charge, or Poll Tax. But the new tax has created a great deal of controversy. In Scotland, where it was introduced last
April, up to one million people still haven't paid, and local authorities have found it complicated and costly to administer. Public Eye examines the theory and practice of the Poll Tax, and asks whether claims that it's a simpler, fairer and more accountable tax stand up to detailed scrutiny.
Presented by Peter Taylor with John Andrew. Producer VALERIE KAYE Editor NIGEL CHAPMAN

Conservatories are becoming increasingly popular. In response to that trend,
Gardeners' World starts a special three-part guide aimed at helping you make the most of your conservatory. In the garden there are topical tips for enthusiasts and beginners, plus a profile of the plant that leads the way to spring - the snowdrop.
With Geoff Hamilton
Anne Swithinbank and Pippa Greenwood.
Series producer MARK KERSHAW Editor DENNIS ADAMS BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefax page 617
* INFO-LINE: [number removed] (25p per minute off-peak, 38p at other times).
0 GARDENING: page 88

Next Time Dear God Please
Choose Someone Else
Traditional Jewish humour flourished in adversity.
Religious persecution and life in the ghetto nurtured its own kind of bitter comedy which, in 20th-century America, has developed into a recognisable and acclaimed style of humour. Arena examines this rich heritage of comic genius, and includes contributions from Milton Berle , Jackie Mason ,
Joan Rivers and Billy Crystal. Producer and director
REX BLOOMSTEIN
Series editors ANTHONY WALL and NIGEL FINCH
A Zenith production for BBCtv
* VOICE OVER: page 75

With Peter Snow.
Reporters: David Coss , Olenka Frenkiel ,
Peter Kellner , Wesley Kerr , Peter Marshall ,
Julian O'Halloran , Rupert Segar , David Sells , Sarah Spiller , Francine Stock ,
Janet Trewin and Charles Wheeler. Deputy editors KEITH BOWERS and EAMONN MATTHEWS Editor TIM GARDAM

Also starring
Fred MacMurray and Edward G. Robinson.
'I killed him for money, and for a woman.'
A dying man records his confession of murder before time runs out. It isn't a pretty story....
Screenplay by BILLY WILDER and RAYMOND CHANDLER based on the novel by JAMES M. CAIN Directed by BILLY WILDER (Blackandwhite)
0 BARRY NORMAN : page 19

Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship
A potentially thrilling singles match has been taking place this evening between last year's beaten finalist, diminutive Scotsman
Willie Wood , and giant New Zealander Peter Bellis , always a dangerous opponent. David Icke introduces highlights of the match from the Preston Guild Hall.
Commentators:
David Rhys Jones and Jimmy Davidson.
Summarisers: John Bell , Mal Hughes and David McGill.