The Enlightenment: Strawberry Hill
Last Friday's proceedings in Parliament presented by Brian Curtois.
Producers ANDREW MAYWOOD and JANINE THOMASON
0 Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
De Compras
Teresa and Lourdes go shopping at the Rastro. (R)
Careers
One Day - Amelia
Cosmo and Dibs take part in a contest. (R)
Catacombs
The children sing the blues and make some bird sounds.
Presented by Jonathan Cohen and Helen Speirs.
Trumpet: John Wallace.
French horn: Roger Clarke. Trombone: James Casey. Tuba: John Jenkins. Director CLARE ELSTOW
Producer. ELIZABETH BENNETT
What does it take to make a person? What happens at a Christian baptism ceremony? Why is Dr David Bellamy not afraid to die? And can Timmy have his clones and his cake?
Timmy Mallett and Anjuu Misra continue the series looking at beliefs and faith. Producer JOHN FORREST
Canada
The Railway.
Paul Coia catches the train to Toronto and Vancouver and tells how that first railway line was built. (R)
Systems (1)
The first of two programmes about systems. Dilly
Bellingham and Mat Irvine investigate the Radio Data
System and challenge you to solve a problem involving high-speed trains.
Production assistant JENNIE MILNER Series producer ROBIN MUD(;E
Feelings Rap (R)
( For details see Friday at 11.03am)
Looking Up/Looking Down Everyday science for 5- to 7-year-olds. (R)
Twentieth-Century History Stalin and the Modernisation of Russia. How Stalin's rise to power affected the Soviet Union in the 1930s. (R)
Relationships
A look at living together and splitting up, single mothers and a married couple with disabilities. (R)
What's Cooking?
The science of cooking. How does the pressure cooker cook? What are microwaves? (R)
Pat has an urgent parcel to get to Hill Top Farm.
Written by John Cunliffe. (R)
All About Food 3: Superstore.
Life behind the shelves in a modern store.
Producer JUDY BROOKS (R)
Weather followed by Words and Pictures
The Enormous Turnip
Stuart and Nutmeg visit a 'pick your own' vegetable farm and tell the old tale of the enormous turnip.
Presenter: Stuart Bradley. Puppeteer: Mary Edwards. Animation BURA and HARDWICK Producer CAROLINE GODLEY
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Neil Mullarkey meets the colourful Making Out team and their musical inspiration, New Order.
Producer JEANINE JOSMAN
Weather followed by The Yellow River
A six-part series.
5: China's Sorrow, China's Triumph
Catastrophic flooding is a constant threat. Over the centuries, cities have been devastated, untold millions have been drowned. But, slowly, with planning and technology, the Chinese are gaining control. Nowadays the greatest dangers exist during the spring thaw - when the Chinese try to bomb the river into submission.
Narrated and written by Stephen Jessel.
Produced by VIVIANA WOODRUFF
An NHK production in association with BBCtv (R)
An Island off Pembrokeshire
Mike Kendall and Simon King explore the British countryside's wildlife. Director JOHN KING BBC Bristol (R)
An exciting new challenge for lovers of words.
Anne Robinson conjures up diamonds of letters, and two pairs of contestants try to win prizes including a holiday in one of the diamond capitals of the world - Amsterdam. Director JUSTIN c. ADAMS Producer CHARLES NAIRN BBC Scotland
Emma Freud invites her guests to plunder the BBC television archives and talks to them about their choice of clips. Today's guest is Edwina Currie , MP.
Produced and directed by PHILCHILVERS
Castle Acre: Bryan McNerney visits the ruins of a Cluniac priory in Norfolk.
Producer PAUL CORT- WRIGHT (R)
Starring Lily Pons and Jack Oakie.
Charming French cabaret singer Suzette finds that to become a successful opera singer she has to assume a strange disguise - that of 'Oogahunga', the amazing bird-girl.
Directed by RAOUL WALSH
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Blue
Aeroplanes is finally taking off after ten years' existence - there is live footage plus an interview with Gerard Langley.
Wolfgang Press also plays live. and from Liverpool there are features on Kit and the Soup Dragons. Director PETER FOWLER Producer BRENDA KELLY
Take 5,000 assorted
Volkswagens.
25.000 people and add sunshine and alcohol to taste, mix for 48 hours and stir in a Santa Pod raceway. Produced by PAUL WATSON
Leading flautist Philippa Davies coaches another flute player, Emily Beynon. The other students are Dominic Kelly (oboe) and Sarah Burnett (bassoon). They have prepared pieces by Bozza, Haydn and Poulenc.
Event sponsored by Lloyds Bank.
The 10,000-Year Test
Can anyone predict the future for the next 10,000 years? A mass of scientists in the Nevada desert are trying to. America has chosen to bury all its most lethal high-level radioactive waste there, under Yucca Mountain - if scientists can prove that the waste there would cause no more than
1,000 deaths over the next 10,000 years. That means working out the probability of everything that could happen to the mountain, and the surrounding population.
No one has ever had to predict 10,000 years into the future. The scientists at Yucca
Mountain have had to resort to some strange fortune-tellers - desert pack rats, and rocks which 'eat' radioactivity - to find out if it is possible. Written and produced by BETTINA LERNER
Series editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL
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Starring
Paul Michael Glaser and Linda Kelsey.
Behind the walls of Synanon, the famous rehabilitation centre, something is terribly wrong. There are rumours of deprivation, assault and the stockpiling of armaments in the towns nearby. The tension is rising. This factually based story centres around a crusading newspaperman's dangerous struggle to reveal the true nature of the mysterious cult.
Screenplay by T.S. COOK
Produced by HERBERT HIRSCHMAN Directed by MEL DAMSKI
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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 topical magazine of the arts and media reports on people, issues and performances.
Producer JOHN WHISTON
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON
Arts Foundation Course:
Language and Literature
Graham Martin and Umberto
Eco are joined by literary critic extraordinary Humpty Dumpty, for an investigation into the use of language in literature.
Producer TONY COE
