Science: OU All Hours
A roundup of yesterday's parliamentary business from the Lords and the House of Commons.
9.00 Historyman: Castle Acre in Norfolk
9.05 Teaching Today: Assessment at Key Stage 1: Part 2
9.35 Through the Looking Glass: Style for All
10.05 Help Your Child with Reading
10.20 Microelectronics in Action: Controlling
10.40 Mathsworks: Areas of Odd Shapes
11.00 Watch: Conservation - Notting Hill Carnival
11.15 Tutorial Topics: Money
11.35 Mountain Centre
11.55 Lifeschool Special: Child Slaves: the Moral Factor
12.20 Scene: War
12.50 Teaching Today: Coping with Distress
1.20 Pie in the Sky
1.40 Up in Smoke
2.00 News and Weather
followed by Words and Pictures: The Runaway Roller Skate
A preview of programmes from the Open University.
Cricket: Second Test
Further live coverage.
Including at
and Regional News; Weather
Cricket: Second Test
England v West Indies Further live coverage of the second day's play from Lord's.
Royal Ascot
Coverage continues of the final day of the Royal meeting where the highlight is one of Europe's top sprints.
4.20 King's Stand Stakes (5f) (Highlights at 12.35am, BBC1)
Tennis
Semi-finals day at the Pilkington Glass Ladies' Championships from Devonshire Park,
Eastbourne. Commentary by Dan Maskell , John Barrett and Virginia Wade. Introduced by Barry Davies.
Producer Johnnie Watherston
Highlights from the fifth round from St David 's Hall, Cardiff featuring singers from Ireland, Finland, USA, Czechoslovakia and Australia. With Humphrey Burton.
Director Andrew Quick
Mark Lawson from The
Independent looks back at the events of the week as they were reported in the national press.
A Granada production for BBCtv
On 14 April 1989, 11-year-old Kellie Lynch was savaged and killed by two rottweilers. Yet the proposed Government legislation to ban the 'killer breeds' excludes the rottweiler. Reporter
Ian Kellagher questions the logic of the new proposals. Producer Atholl Duncan
Editor Val Atkinson
A visit to Glebe Cottage in north Devon which boasts a variety of both traditional and unusual plants. There is also the June edition of Gardening Under Glass and help for the Vicar of Chadderton battling with Japanese knotweed. With Geoff Hamilton , Anne Swithinbank and Pippa Greenwood.
Executive producer Stephanie Silk Plant details on Ceefax page 617
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The greatest hits from the first series of The Mary Whitehouse Experience.
Director/producer Marcus Mortimer
Asix-part series examining Gorbachev's government. Revolution from Below. In
March 1989 the Soviet Union went to the polls, electing the First Congress of People's
Deputies. It was Gorbachev's own creation and changed the face of Soviet politics. But with the congress, Gorbachev had unwittingly unleashed a new rebelliousness. Soviet miners soon rose against the Workers' State - and for the first time since Lenin, the State gave in. Director Mark Anderson
Series producer Norma Percy
A Brian Lapping Associates production for BBCtv
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* TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Short films by new directors. The Recordist
A ghost story for Midsummer's Eve. On the shortest night of the year a sound recordist has a close encounter with the Dark Ages. With
Bernard Archard and Petra Markham.
Director Neil Grant
Series producer Colin Rose
Peter Snow presents the day's top stories.
England v West Indies
Highlights of the second day's play from Lord's. Introduced by Richie Benaud.
First showing on network television of this absurd comedy.
June 1967: within hours of the end of the Six-Day War, two inept Egyptian conscripts try to reach the Suez Canal and safety. Avanti-Popolo is an Israeli film with English subtitles which shows the human, unheroic face of war.
Written and directed by Rafi Bukaee Films: pages 27-34
