Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presented by Brian Curtois.
With beaches polluted with sewage and a nature reserve threatened by the Channel Tunnel, is the law really doing anything to protect our environment? (R)
(Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.)
The difference between perimeter and area. Presented by Adam Henderson.
New home, new school.
First in a three-part series about cathedrals.
The 900-year history of Lincoln Cathedral. (R)
A look at the work of two designers who use their ideas to create fashions for children and teenagers. (R)
The life of a farmer's boy 100 years ago.
A two-part film.
The decline in the steel and engineering industry in the West Midlands has left a legacy of derelict buildings and unemployed people. What new purpose can be found for them? A look at the history of the Black Country and at the work of the Wolverhampton Task Force. (R)
(Part 2 next week)
Are boys and girls expected to behave in certain ways? With in-vision subtitles for hearing-impaired children. (R)
Travel and tourism.
The high street stores are so full of fashions from the Third World, but are the clothes we buy too cheap? (R)
Infant core curriculum.
Slipper is very good at finding things, so when the Rev Brown's tortoise is lost, Slipper is put to the test.
Devised and written by Geoffrey Bourne-Taylor and John Murphy Edwards
(R)
Down on the ground with a worm's-eye view, living in the garden close to you. With Don Spencer. (R)
A song about the Chinese 'guard-bird', the swan-goose, is accompanied using the five-note pentatonic scale.
With the Harrow School's Youth Choir and children from Roxeth Manor Middle School.
(Shown on Monday at 10.18am)
In Victorian England
'drink-walking' used to create great problems, which is why Braintree in Essex built their own special lock-up to keep the town drunks on ice.
Producer Paul Cort - Wright
The Metro Centre is a vast new shopping complex in the industrial dereliction of Tyneside. John Hall, its creator, is a flamboyant multi-millionaire with a personal crusade to regenerate the north east.
Hall's world is one of fantasy parks and shopping malls designed like theatre sets. It is also a world of secret deals. Producer Adam Curtis Editor Edward Mirzoeff
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Weather followed by Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's Question Time.
Presented by Vivian White. Commentator: Brian Curtois. Director Terry Patrick Editor John Anderson
Regional News and Weather
Germaine Greer joins a vintage wood-burning paddle steamer on its last 1,000-kilometre voyage along the Rio Sao Francisco into the arid heartland of Brazil.
Writer Germaine Greer
Director David Wallace (R)
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Photographer Charlie Waite reveals how to get the best from stunning scenery on the Isle of Skye.
Producer Fiona Pitcher
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Legacy of a Volcano The eruption of Mount St Helens.
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Starring John Wayne, Claire Trevor
The western which brought John Wayne to stardom. Wayne plays a fugitive from justice who joins an assortment of passengers on a journey through Indian territory.
Films: pages 15-22
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When a small business fails, the effect can be shattering. You've lost your job, your money and maybe even your home. The idea of picking up the pieces is probably the last thing on your mind. Yet some people do just that.
Reporter: Fiona Foster.
Producer/Director Stephen Moss Series editor Brian Davies
Sue Mott and Ray Stubbs present stories from the world of sport.
The television moguls talk about their contractual relationship with Britain's leading football clubs. And as table tennis's World Team
Cup begins in Japan, a report on the simmering row over the selection of a Chinese star for England. Director John Rooney Editor David Taylor BBC North
Pollution, CFCs, Amazonian rainforests and how to make a handy firelighter from two matches and a dead seagull. KYTV's team of experts turn the microscopes on environmental issues.
Writers Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins Music Philip Pope Director John Kilby Producer Jamie Rix
First in a trilogy of films about the Brazilian Amazon.
The Mehinaku, one of several
Indian groups living in the Xingu National Park, have evolved elaborate rituals to help them keep the peace. Wrestling matches and mock arrow duels help release tensions, while shared feasting ensures contented neighbours.
How long can this idyllic way of life survive?
Producer John-Paul Davidson Series editor Chris Curling BBC South and East
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Original television programmes by new directors.
Look for the Moon
A drunk and disorderly dance-drama featuring the remarkable talent of Frank McConnell. This Glaswegian tale of a man obsessed takes us beyond closing time into the realm of nightmare. Series producer Colin Rose Director Bill Kirkwood BBC Bristol
With Donald MacCormick.
What's up in the arts and media.
Producer Janice Hadlow Editor Roland Keating
A preview of this weekend's Open University programmes.
The development of the foetus in the womb takes nine months. This programme examines that miraculous process.
