6.45 Acceleration at Constant Speed?
7.10 Pilgrimage: The Shrine at Loreto
Presented by Brian Curtois.
(Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.)
How are schools learning to cope with the new demands? Presented by Martin Young.
(R)
(R)
A series for 4 and 5-year-olds.
(R)
Choosing and changing materials.
With Carmen Pryce, Elin Rhys and Paul Viragh.
Maps are only useful to those who learn to 'read' them!
Presenters: Billy McElhanney and Simon Sharkey.
Why are horror stories popular?
(R)
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Careers: One Day - Amelia.
A day in the life of 18-year-old model Amelia Bryant. Producer ANDY WALKER (R)
Presented by Chris Serle.
7: Reading Skills
Series producer JOHN BROOKE
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(R)
Canada: The Railway
Presented by Aidan Cook.
A Ragdoll production for BBCtv
(Shown Sunday 12.30pm on BBC1)
The Great Kitchen at Saltram House, Plymouth.
(R)
(First shown in 'The Travel Show')
A kaleidoscope of the most delicate and beautiful insects in the world.
BBC Bristol
(R)
With Anne Robinson.
An exciting new challenge for lovers of words.
Emma Freud invites Glenys Kinnock to plunder the BBCtv and film archives.
Dennis Cornish suggests using companion plants with vegetables instead of pesticides.
BBC South West
Gardening: page 85
Keith Grant's sculpture outside London's Shaw Theatre.
(R)
(Shown yesterday at 7.00pm on BBC1)
(Ceefax subtitles)
Starring Roy Thinnes.
Vincent's search for aliens leads to a sea lab where life is being created.
(R)
The band take time out from their tour to talk about their roots, politics and music.
A Virgin Records production
A 'Claymation' short from the makers of Meet the Raisins.
Antoine de Caunes introduces a Mark Knopfler special. Featuring his new band the Notting Hillbillies, his history with Dire Straits, and his work with Bob Dylan, Tina Turner, Randy Newman, Chris Rea and many others.
An NB de C production
Before written language there were still poems and stories, and tonight's Bookmark offers a glimpse of one pre-literary culture where tales of gods, heroes and magical animals have a significance that they have not had in western Europe since Homer. The Waura tribe of the Matto Grosso in central Brazil was first contacted by the white man as late as the 1950s: they still tell their stories of the muddy water beings who are both their ancestors and makers. In tonight's film the tribal storyteller, Aruta, recounts one of their key myths, a story as powerful, fresh and keenly imagined as the opening chapters of Genesis.
A strongly-held personal view of a current debate presented each week by a different writer. Producer EAMON HARDY
Series producer CHARLES MILLER
By the Conservative Party.
With Donald MacCormick.
The arts and media - live. Producer JOHN BUSH
12.05 Policy Capturing Models
Computer models reveal the 'policies' a doctor follows when diagnosing: doctors who are told about their 'policies' often diagnose more consistently and effectively. Producer JEREMY COOPER
12.30 Open Forum Magazine From the Open University. This month - the role of research in universities. And part-time teacher training - is any available?
Series producer JEAN ROWTON
