Maths: Miles of Aisles

Last Friday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presenter: Brian Curtois. Producers Andrew Maywood and Janine Thomason

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Beginner's Spanish.
City or village life in Spain - which is better? Carlos helps in his father's farm and ham factory, Anna-Isabel enjoys country walks. (R)

Getting into Television The television and film industries are often seen as glamorous and exciting. But there are no hard and fast rules about how young people achieve their career goals. Some people start as secretaries or assistant floor managers and a few people eventually become researchers or producers. Researcher Jacqui Doughty Producer Sonia Palmer

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. Dibs cannot be sure if
Cosmo can read or not. (R)

The children create their own musical art gallery, performing songs and music to go with the pictures.
Presenters: Jonathan Cohen and Helen Speirs with children from
Ridge Primary School. Music teacher: Margaret Price.

In the final programme of the series on faith and belief, Timmy Mallett and Anjuu Misra tell the story of Jackie and Her Secret Box. Why did Jackie believe there was something there when her brother didn't? Could children be persuaded to believe that Timmy had been smuggled into their playground? What can you see in an optical illusion?
Assistant producer Mike Dick
Producer John Forrest

Canada
Paul Coia finds out about one of Canada's most interesting animals, the beaver. (R)

10: Dilly Bellingham visits Tokyo to investigate a system that produces piped sunshine for rooms without windows. Mat Irvine, Peter Martin from the WWF and Dilly challenge you to design a system to help solve environmental problems. Prototype this week explores the world of sculpting and modelling. Assistant producer Mat Irvine Series producer Robin Mudge

Music and Actions
The children work out actions to go with their music which represents a threatening inner-city atmosphere.
With children from Glebe
First and Middle School. (R)

Science for 5- to 7-year-olds. Watch baby ducklings hatching out of their shells. (R)

Twentieth-Century History Why did Japanese planes bomb the United States fleet at Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941? (R)

Embryo Research
Do the possible benefits for future generations justify experimentation on human embryos?
Presenter: Rob Curling. Producer David Meldrum (R)

This week's programme explores some alternative energy sources. (R)

Green Claws shows why he's such a brilliant gardener.
With Nick Mercer and Stella Goodier.
Claws family stories Sonya Dann Illustrations Jane Gedye Script Ursula Jones
Producer Christine Hewitt (R)

All About Food
6: A medieval peasant's cottage, a Tudor dinner and a day in the life of a kitchen maid in 1900. Producer Pat Farrington (R)

Weather followed by Words and Pictures
Stuart and Nutmeg the cat see lots of animals on their visit to a farm park, including a red hen like the one in today's story, The Little Red Hen.
Presenter: Stuart Bradley. Puppeteer: Mary Edwards. Producer Caroline Godley

For Mothering Sunday, from Middlesbrough.
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Bestselling author
Jeffrey Archer helps Neil Mullarkey with his investigations into the new four-part drama series Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less, which started yesterday on BBC Producer Jeanine Josman
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Weather followed by Morecambe and Wise
Two weeks of rehearsal before the recording of a Morecambe and Wise programme almost 40 years ago. Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise became Britain's best-known and loved comedians:
Producer John Ammonds , writer Eddie Braben and the partners themselves talk about the skill and hard work of comedy.
Producer Ronald Smedley

Highlights of the Brazilian
Grand Prix from Sao Paulo.

Harriet Harman , Labour MP for Peckham, is invited by Emma Freud to plunder the BBC television and film archives and talk about her choice of clips.
Producer/Director Phil Chilvers

A series of suggestions for a day trip, a weekend break or something a little longer.
Roger Wilkes on what to see, where to go and what to do in Ross-on-Wye and the neighbouring stretch of the Wye Valley.
Executive producer Alan Dobson BBC North West
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Starring Robert Vaughn David McCallum
To gain access to the ultimate secret weapon, evil renegades THRUSH turn one of their agents into Napoleon Solo 's exact double - and plunge the world into deadly peril.
Screenplay by Clyde Ware Director John Newland
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Three programmes featuring live footage, videos and interviews from the best new bands on the Irish scene.
1: The Adventures, A House, the Stunning, Amanda Elle and Energy Orchard. Producer Bill Hughes
A Radius Television production

Bunking off, playing hookey, skiving, truanting - a variety of expressions for one social problem. Why do some pupils stay away from school? Attenders and non-attenders give their views. Series producer Roger Tonge Producer Julie Callanan

A poem set to music with dreamlike images.
Narrated by Ian Holm.

Tonight ten pianists from
England and Wales compete in the first semi-final.
Deciding their fate are the pianists Ronan O'Hora ,
Julius Drake and Margaret Fingerhut , together with resident jurors
Alun Hoddinott and Edward Gregson.
Humphrey Burton sets the scene and Mervyn Williams meets the performers at their schools and homes.
Executive producer Roy Tipping Producer Ron Isted
(Wind semi-final tomorrow at 7.20pm)

Cold Fusion
One year ago the world was told the power of the sun could be created in a test tube.
Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons announced cold fusion not, as would be usual, in the pages of a learned journal, but at a press conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The possibility of an inexhaustible clean energy source became a media event, with scientists taking their data from the television news.
What happened to science in Utah on that day? Horizon reflects on the tragicomedy of cold fusion with Martin Fleischmann and scientists in America and England who tried it for themselves. Writer/Producer James Burge Editor Robin Brightwell
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Starring
Woody Allen Diane Keaton
'Chapter one. He adored
New York City, he idolised it all out of proportion ... to him, this was still a town that existed in black and white and pulsated to the great tunes of George Gershwin. ...'Television comedy writer Isaac Davis is discontented with his job and unsure about his
17-year-old girlfriend Tracy. He learns that his ex-wife, skilfully portrayed by Meryl Streep , is about to publish an expose of their less than happy marriage.
Screenplay by Woody Allen and Marshall Brickman Director Woody Allen
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With Donald MacCormick.
Reporters: David Coss , Olenka Frenkiel ,
Peter Kellner , Wesley Kerr , Peter Marshall ,
Julian O'Halloran , David Sells , Francine Stock , Janet Trewin and Charles Wheeler.
Deputy editors Keith Bowers and Eamonn Matthews Editor Tim Gardam

The live programme of the arts and media.
Producer Janice Hadlow Executive producer Kevin Loader

Arts Foundation Course
What is the difference between noise and music?
Trevor Herbert and Professor Charles Taylor investigate.
Producer Tony Coe