Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presented by Peter Mayne.
Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
Technology applied to social and environmental problems.
(Shown on Monday at 11.20am)
The final programme of the series on faith and belief.
Problem-solving in the world of technology and design.
The history of kitchen technology.
Greenville, Mississippi, is a small town in the poorest region of the poorest state in the USA. The economic boom in South America has reached Greenville, but numerous questions about its effect on the roots of the area's poverty remain. (R)
How life begins.
A look at the work of four very different artists.
Alternative routes into employment. Community work in Sunderland, jumble sale fashion, community arts and music, and CSV. (R)
The fifth in a new series to help science departments discuss and implement ideas about the demands of the secondary science curriculum. (R)
While on night duty, PC Pinkerton discovers the mischievous Macavity.
(R)
With Don Spencer.
A squirrel runs up a tree. (R)
Music making for 7- to 9-year-olds.
followed by Watch: Britain 40 Years Ago
The happiest day of Tom Lee and Dawn Grey's lives. Producer John Alexander
Series editor Edward Mirzoeff
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Weather followed by Westminster Live
Presented by Vivian White. Commentator: Brian Curtois.
A compilation of his classic television show. With his City Slicker Band.
This afternoon's episode features guest star Liberace and his brother George.
Emma Freud invites actress Liza Goddard to plunder the BBC archives.
A portrait of Yorkshire miller George Leatt. A DMF production (R)
Cold Fusion
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Starring
Cecil Parker
Ronald Shiner
Captain Povey's crew are not pursuing their duties on Boonzey Island so he posts them to more arduous shores.
Producer Herbert Wilcox Director Gordon Parry
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Eleven string performers compete in this semi-final for next week's final.
From the Concert Hall of Manchester's Royal College of Music.
Judging the competition are violinist Clare McFarlane , harpist Rachel Masters , cellist David Strange , Alun Hoddinott and Edward Gregson.
Introduced by Humphrey Burton and Mervyn Williams. Director Hilary Bouiding
A comedy series by Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn. Starring Paul Eddington Nigel Hawthorne
Sir Humphrey and Jim clash over the size of the civil service.
Music Ronnie Hazlehurst
Producer Sydney Lotterby (R)
Michael Buerk reports on the growing numbers who believe that the world's environment crisis demands drastic action.
Producer Andrea Brown Editor Jeremy Bugler BBC Bristol
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Tracey's Search
This year Tracey Harrison changed her life. She switched careers, lost weight and set out to trace her natural parents, her white mother and black father.
Tracey, 27, was brought up by white foster parents in Oxfordshire. Her search adds to the fierce debate on trans-racial adoption and fostering. After initial setbacks, her mother is found and a meeting arranged. But there are shocks to come.
Producer Harry Weisbloom Editor Caroline Pick
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Fifty million people eat a hamburger each day. Love it or hate it, the fastest food in the west is here to stay. From the Hollywood drive-in to the drizzly British high street, the hamburger tells a story not only about the way we eat, but about the way we live. Writer Chris Fallon
Series producer Kim Flitcroft Producer Mark Harrison BBC Bristol
Peter Snow with the day's top stories and the background of events making the news at home and abroad.
The live programme of the arts and media.
Editor Roland Keating
Previews of daytime programmes from the Open University this weekend.
How do the nine million inhabitants of Rio de Janeiro cope with disease and malnutrition?
