Presenter: Brian Curtois.
How to balance your energy supply with your output.
(R)
(Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.)
Jobs in forestry work and nature conservation.
(R)
The story of Moses when he was up in the Pharaoh's court.
(R)
A German language series.
Introductions, birthday celebrations, good luck and get well wishes.
(R)
Three enterprising young people each start their own business.
(R)
Series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
(R)
The nightingale and the mechanical bird try to perform a duet, without much success.
Presenters: Jonathan Cohen and Helen Speirs with Dave Roach (electronic and wind instrument) and children from Roxeth Manor Middle School.
(Details Thursday at 12.03pm) (R)
Sheelagh Gilbey tells the story of the Channel; how it has protected us from invasion and how it has shaped our national character.
(R)
Living Decisions
Four families discuss how technology affects their lives.
(R)
11.40am Mindstretchers
A series of problems for 10- to 12-year-olds.
Feroza Syal explains how to plan a bypass.
(R)
Creative use of the computer in the classroom. Today: how to use a microcomputer and spreadsheet to analyse the results of an experiment (R)
If someone's heart suddenly stopped beating, would you know what to do?
(R) (Ceefax subtitles)
Science for 5- to 7-year-olds.
(R)
A look at the issues which nearly brought the Soviet Union and the USA into full-scale war.
(R)
Place value and large numbers.
How to tackle English words which are Latin based.
(First shown on BBC1)
(Ceefax subtitles)
Author Francis Hitching examines the implications of new research in genetics.
(R)
There's a bit of a freeze up in the greenhouse today, so Green Claws puts his hot toast plan into action.
(R)
What was it like to go to school 100 years ago? Staff and pupils from Ludlow Middle School in Southampton travel back in time to find out.
(R)
Stuart and Nutmeg the cat talk to a granny about life when she was young. The story is about a different sort of gran - an alien.
Presented by Thora Hird.
(Shown yesterday at 6.40pm BBC1)
(Ceefax subtitles)
A film without words showing David and Katie Urry's superb photography. It captures all the beauty of the birds as they hover, swoop, soar and glide through the skies.
An RSPB film
Karsha, in the Kingdom of Zanskar, is one of the last of the great Tibetan monasteries. The monks live by rules laid down by their founder, the Buddha, more than 2,500 years ago.
Presented by Michel Peissel.
(R)
Rupert Brooke personifies the sacrifice of youth in the First World War. In this requiem for a poet and his period, writer and presenter Ronald Fletcher reveals some little-known facts about a fascinating man.
BBC East
(R)
Novelist Fay Weldon reflects on women, men and the status quo.
BBC West
(R)
Starring Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn
When mild-mannered anthropologist David Huxley meets madcap heiress Susan Vance and her pet leopard Baby, his well ordered life is turned upside-down, inside-out and knocked sideways.
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Featuring highlights of U2's Sydney shows.
An RML production for BBCtv
(R)
Surfs up at California's biggest surfing event - the Pepsi/O'Neill Coldwater Challenge 1990.
A Watson/Jameson production for BBCtv
In the Somerset village of Nunney there lives a woman with a very fruity passion.
In the next six programmes, cook and baker Margaret Vaughan shares her joy of hedgerow fruits and shows us a year in the life of her wonderful country wines. Her passion for the countryside is baked into her bread, cooked into her country dishes and bottled into her wines.
Dandelion time marks the start of the wine-making calendar, and in the first programme Vaughan's crusade begins with a wine festival, a visit to a thriving country winery and an easy lesson in how to make your. first wine.
Picture editor Chris Waring Producer Andy Kemp
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Sarah (British) is pregnant at 14. Maideline (Cuban) is pregnant at 15. Niki (American) is expecting her second child at 17 and Christianne (Ghanaian) is married with a baby in her mid-teens.
In some cultures, early pregnancy is encouraged; in others it is so unacceptable that a teenager might choose a dangerous abortion rather than admit pregnancy.
Horizon explores the real medical and social effects of teenage motherhood around the world.
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(Ceefax subtitles)
How to make a Roger Corman movie - according to the director himself.
The Pit and the Pendulum
Starring Vincent Price, Barbara Stelle
Sixteenth-century Spain: young English aristocrat Francis Barnard arrives at a mysterious castle to investigate the death of his sister Elizabeth. Greeted strangely by her husband Nicholas Medina, Francis is shocked by his explanation that Elizabeth died of shock in the castle's terrifying torture chamber.
Based on Edgar Allan Poe 's story Television presentation Mark Deitch
FIlms: pages 17-20
(Ceefax subtitles)
Peter Snow with the day's top stories and the background to them.
The live programme of the arts and media reports on people, issues and performances.
Producer Jamie Muir
Executive producer Kevin Loader
Arts Foundation Course
Janet Radcliffe Richards takes a philosophical look at Crime and Punishment. Producer Betty Talks
