6.45 Discovering Physics: Molecules at Large
7.10 Art in 15th-Century Florence
Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament presented by Brian Curtois.
Four contenders seek a place in the semi-finals of Mastermind 1986.
Presented by Magnus Magnusson.
Roedean is Britain's most famous public school for girls. Distanced from bright and breezy Brighton on a bleak outcrop of the South
Downs, this famous school has survived and prospered by adapting to the changing social pressures of postwar years. This documentary film conveys what it feels like to be a schoolgirl at Roedean. Against a background of reveille, assembly, lessons, lacrosse and leisure, some of the school's 400 girls describe the pressures and social life, 'crushes' and friendships, conformity and success. Director Lucy Harington
Executive producer Roger Mills
Twenty years ago Loch Neagh in Northern Ireland turned green with algal overgrowth. Chris Baines reports on research to solve that problem and control other forms of water pollution. Introduced by John Craven.
The second half of England's international summer starts today with two one-day matches followed by a series of three Tests. Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of the morning's play in the first one-day international from Headingly for the Texaco Trophy. Mohammad Azhuraddin leads the Indian team which, when last in England in 1986, won both the one-day and Test series.
The Jewish Historical Museum. In the heart of the former Jewish quarter of Amsterdam, the Jewish Historical Museum is housed in the old High German synagogue complex. The collection illustrates Jewish cultural and religious life and the history of Jews in the Netherlands.
Producer Willy Lindwer
A Radio Netherlands Television production
A ball of string comes to life and leads Fingermouse a dance.
With lain Lauchlan and Jane Hardy. Producer Michael Cole (R)
England v India
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of the whole of the afternoon's play in this
55-overs-per-side match.
Including at
2.00pm and 3.00pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
Magenta de Vine and Sankha Guha visit Dakar in Senegal, the most westerly point of Africa. The city offers a unique mix of African,
Islamic and French culture. Go on the beach with singer
Youssou NDour , on the hunt for Mr Right , and in pursuit of the perfect skin colour. Plus polygamy, fundamentalism, Hindi movies and the slave trade. Where to go, what to do and how not to be ripped off. Director Amanda Rubin
Series producer Sebastian Scott
A series in which the world of Victorian cooking is re-created. Breakfast. Victorian breakfasts were huge. Ruth Mott prepares a dish of baked mushrooms garnished with watercress and adds bacon and eggs, kidneys, trout, muffins and piles of toast. Presented by Peter Thoday. Producer Keith Sheather (R) t FOOD: page 80
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War Co-respondent. BJ finds it difficult to cope with his feelings for war correspondent Aggie O'Shea.
(R)
A comedy starring Imelda Staunton and Saskia Reeves
Antonia and Jane's annual reunion dinner is the last remnant of a childhood friendship. As the evening approaches, each woman falls prey to paranoid recollections of the past year: mothers, lovers, careers and neuroses all crowd in as they prepare to measure up to each other once again.
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By the Conservative Party.
Jeremy Paxman with the background to the day's top stories.
England v India
Tony Lewis introduces highlights of the first one-day international from Headingley.
12.05 Resource Constraints
12.30 Cast in the Right Mould?
