John Thirlwell 's personal view of Aighero in Sardinia - the second largest island in the Mediterranean.
Fourth of a six-part series looking at Japan and the legacy of the samurai.
The World in a Bowl of Tea The celebrated Japanese tea ceremony. Narrated by Julian Pettifer.
9.00 Quinze Minutes: A table
A French magazine series for beginners.
9.15 Lernexpress: Die Schule
A multi-media GCSE course in German.
9.30 Diez Temas: Tiempo libre
9.45 You and Me: Two's Company, Three's Better
10.00 Over the Moon: Keep Safe on the Road
10.15 Look and Read: Through the Dragon's Eye - Word Magic
10.35 Q and A
A new series inviting viewers to give their reactions to BBC Schools programmes.
10.40 Techno: Structures
11.00 Watch: Families - growing up
11.15 English Express: Fact Finders
11.35 Science Challenge: Secrets in Stones (Stereo)
11.55 Into Music: Patterns
Poems, music and a song about hot air balloons. (Stereo)
12.15 Questions: What is Right and What is Wrong?
12.35 The Global Environment: Timber!
12.55 A Way with Numbers: A Piece of Cake
1.20 Johnson and Friends: The Picnic
1.30 Jimbo and the Jet Set
1.35 Crystal Tipps and Alistair: Butterfly
1.40 Hawk's Eye: Mountains of Rubbish
2.00 News and Weather
followed by You and Me
Coverage of the Conservative Party Conference continues with Secretary of State, Kenneth Clarke , MP, defending turrent education policy, and a debate on foreign affairs. Presented by Donald MacCormick , Vivian White and Ian Smith.
Editor Barbara Maxwell
(Coverage continues tomorrow at 10.35am on BBC1)
Including at
3.00pm News; Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
Six films about inspirational gardens.
Molly Parkin , Stephen Lacey and John House visit Monet's garden at Giverny.
• GARDENING; page 14
Adventure starring
Clint Walker Wyoming, 1880: rancher Big Jim Cole faces ruin when his stock is attacked by a bear.
Director Joseph Pevney * FILMS: pages 39-44
My Financial Career. Off-beat fiscal advice.
A series of reports on foreign affairs.
Europe's Nuclear Nightmare The military threat from eastern Europe has been replaced by the danger of a nuclear disaster. The Russians have left behind reactors which are badly designed and poorly maintained. Peter Godwin reports on the possibility of a new Chernobyl. Producer Carla Garapedian Editor John Morrison
Take southern fried chicken, corn fritters, and a liberal dose of revivalist religion, and you get soul food. But it's not just food, it's a way of life. As a prelude to the new 20-part series of Food and Drink which starts next week, top
British chef Richard Shepherd goes on a cook's tour of America to learn about the traditional cuisine of US blacks. In Atlanta, Georgia, he becomes a sous-chef under the king of soul food, and in New York is chauffered to some of the best soul-food restaurants, at one of which he discovers a hot gospel group and has to sing for his supper.
Producer Wilfred Emmanuel - Jones
Executive producer Peter Bazalgette A Bazal production for BBCtv
9 GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: £1. 10 from newsagents
0 FOOD: page 16
Black comedy written by and starring former Young Ones Adrian Edmondson and Rik Mayall.
It is said that money is the root of all evil. But Richie and Eddie demonstrate that this is simply not true and that it's all a question of bad luck.
Teletext subtitles: page 888
(Stereo)
The last in a four-part series about health worldwide. Just Practising. Dr Tony Gardner and Dr Phil Hammond (who also happen to be the cabaret duo Struck Off and Die) ask whether patients want their doctors to be omnipotent beings, dispensing life and death, or do they just want them to be human? Producer Ian Paul
Series producer Amanda Theunissen * TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
A series of surreal comedies.
Of Corgis and Newspapers Told by Jim Broadbent ,
Ann Bryson , Jon Glover , Enn Reitel and Kate Robbins.
Wntten and produced by Kim Fuller and Geoff Atkinson
Executive producer Tony Gamett 0 STEREO
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