An update on the latest debates and issues raised in Parliament.
9.00 Snap!: Still Life
(Teletext)
9.10 Standard Grade Geography: Greenbelt Pressures - Edinburgh
9.30 Let's See: Animal Rights - Otter
9.45 You and Me: We're Going the Wrong Way
10.00 Mathscope: Boxes
10.15 Over the Moon: Getting Lost
10.30 The Global Environment: The Greenhouse Effect
An introduction to global warming and its possible consequences for the planet.
10.50 Mathsphere: Would You Believe It?
Using music to look at number sequences with the help of pop group EMF.
11.10 Landmarks: History of Writing and Printing
11.30 West Africa: Oil in the Delta
11.50 Job Bank: Entrepreneur - a 25-year-old freelance businessman.; Printing
12.10 Good Sport: Get Moving!
12.30 Science in Action: Sixth Sense
12.50 Teaching Today: Language in the National Curriculum
A day in the life of a hospital and a primary school.
1.20 The Adventures of Spot
1.25 What's Inside
1.35 Crystal Tipps and Alistair
1.40 Music Time: Sleigh Ride
(Stereo)
2.00 News and Weather
followed by You and Me: We're Going the Wrong Way
Live coverage of the Rothman's Grand Prix from the Hexagon, Reading. David Vine introduces the early frames from one of this afternoon's sixth round matches.
Including at
3.00pm News; Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
From Newbury.
4.15 Racal Telecom Handicap Stakes (1 m 5f 60 yds).
Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan and Jimmy Lindley and John Hanmer. Introduced by Julian Wilson.
Producer Wendy Sheppard
Further coverage from
Reading. David Vine presents the closing frames of this afternoon's session, as the quarter-finals' line-up takes shape in this prestigious E400,000 event.
The Close Encounters season continues with the story of a boy who sees a spaceship land near his house. When those investigating the landing site seem to have changed, no one will believe they are under the influence of invaders from Mars.
Director William Cameron Menzies
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The last in the series looks at the way every meal in Japan finishes - with rice. Lesley Downer reveals the way to cook it, and Minoru Yoneda prepares a range of sushi.
Director/Producer Caroline Hawkins A Hawkshead production for BBCtv
Small cars have been getting longer, fatter and heavier:
Peugeot believes its new 106 sets a different trend.
Chris Goffey tests it and evaluates the company's marketing strategy. Quentin Wilson assesses the BMW 5-series as a used-car buy. Plus Tony Mason on the Bouley Bay Hillclimb from Jersey.
Producer Jon Bentley
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More anarchic humour when Alexei Sayle is injured by a falling cathedral and forced by Mel Torme to sing an opera Creole-style. With Owen Brenman, Angus Deayton, Tony Millan and Jan Ravens.
(Stereo)
BBC Video: £10.99, from retailers.
Short, Sharp and Shocking
In a controversial experiment, seven teenagers, all on probation, enter Garth high-security jail in Lancashire to face verbal abuse from a lifer and a ten-year prisoner. They are given a no-holds-barred view of life inside: from homosexual rape to suicide. The aim is to deter the teenagers from taking the next step into crime. How will they react?
Producer Harry Weisbloom Editor Caroline Pick
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Six journeys through colour. 2: Blueis ... for boys and bobbies, moons, murders and madonnas, jeans and stockings. Producer Nick Conefrey
Series producer Andy Batten-Foster
With Sue Cameron.
Arts and media magazine. • STEREO
Coverage of the Grand Prix.
