6.45 Pine Point Mine: Ore to Metal
7.10 Culture and Belief in Europe 1450-1600
Yesterday's proceedings presented by Peter Mayne.
Programmes for schools. Some may be unsuitable for the young.
9.00am Inset
2: Four days with a vibrant infant class in a Cumbrian village. (R)
9.35am Save a Life
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9.45am Zig Zag
The Arabs: Paul Coia and Sheelagh Gilbey explore the world of Islam.
10.05am You and Me
For 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)
10.20am Techno
A visit to a group of young people engaged in a mini-enterprise. (R)
10.40am Microelectronics in Action
Microelectronic devices can sense the world around them and act accordingly. Are they reliable? (R)
11.00am Words and Pictures
Today: If I Were a Crocodile.
11.15am Walrus
A story about language and how to use it by Cathy Pellicer. (R)
11.35am Inset
Science in the primary school. (R)
12.05pm Seventeen
The joys and pitfalls of starting your own business. (R)
First days at work aren't always easy. A play by Bill Lyons.
Getting and giving information. Presented by Chris Serle.
0 HELPLINE: phone [number removed], calls are free.
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A science-fiction adventure for under-5s.
Producer Sharon Miller
Series producer Michael Cole (R)
Investigating the Channel Tunnel.
Today: The Bear's Water Picnic. (Details on Friday at 10. 45am)
Rupert Segar looks at the effect a 'polluter pays' principle would have on manufacturers and consumers.
The Tree Surgeon. Giving injections, treating wounds and placing anchors are all part of the tree surgeon's daily round.
Sentimental tale of Donald and Betty, reunited 27 years after the birth of their illegitimate daughter.
Weather followed by Film 90 with Barry Norman
Reports on Miss Firecracker with Holly Hunter , the latest Treasure Island with Chariton Heston plus John Waters 's Cry Baby.
They attacked Horace Stockford with a shovel. Just one of the occupational hazards that have occurred as he cleans the streets. Director David Pearson (R)
Uruguay v Spain (Group E) Live from Udine.
Uruguay, twice winners of the World Cup, meet Spain, a country with a great football tradition.
John Motson and Bobby Charlton commentate with analysis by Jimmy Hill and Terry Venables.
Plus news of the English, Scottish and Irish teams.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Condition Red. David Vincent (Roy Thinnes ) discovers an alien plot to penetrate the Norad defence warning system. (R)
More than 4,000 young people left Northern Ireland last year to find work or to study on the British mainland - yet the province has the best education record in Great
Britain. Young people talk about what life is really like in Northern Ireland.
Director Nigel Shepherd Producer Nell McDonald
The third in a series written and presented by Irish writers.
'Perhaps we are neurotic, perhaps we are anxious, but it's difficult not to be, given our history as a tribe still very much under siege after nearly 400 years.'
Maurice Leitch, novelist and playwright, explores the staunchly Protestant area of Six Mile Valley in County Antrim, where he was born and reared.
An Aisling Films production for BBCtv
Architect James Stirling examines the Katharine Stephen Room - the rare books library of Newnham College in Cambridge. Director Geoff Dunlop
Producer Clare Paterson (R)
As the oldest English language newspaper in India celebrated its 150th anniversary, 500 million people went to the polls. Editors and reporters of The Times of India tell some of the stories of the world's largest election. Director Gerry Troyna
Producer Patrick Taggart
A Maya Vision production for BBCtv
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Old Soldiers. While Hawkeye (Alan Alda ) takes temporary command of the unit, Col Potter (Harry Morgan) comes to terms with the past. (R)
A four-part drama.
Starring Diana Rigg, winner of Bafta Best Actress 1989.
'Disloyalty, treachery, is the most dreadful of crimes. That's why it deserves the severest punishment.'
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First in a series where each week an outspoken writer presents a strongly-held personal view of a current topic.
With Donald MacCormick.
News and features from the world of the arts and media.
12.00 Engineering Mechanics: Solids
12.25 Fast Trains
