Parliamentary update.

9.00 Short Circuit: Designer Babies

9.10 Words into Action: Faith

9.30 Diez Temas: Informacion personal

9.45 You and Me: Power Play

10.00 Thinkabout Science: Over the Rainbow

10.15 Search Out Science: Show of Force

10.35 Q and A

10.40 Around Scotland: Story of a Story

11.00 Words and Pictures: Arthur

11.15 English Time: Calling the Tune

11.35 Teaching Today - Geography: Key Stage 1 and 2

12.05 TV6: Painter of Peasant Scenes

12.30 Lifeschool: The interview

12.55 Espana Viva

1.20 Pigeon Street
Cartoon.

1.35 Bunyip
Cartoon.

1.40 Zig Zag: The Teacher's Tale

2.00 News and Weather
followed by You and Me: Power Play

The Lambton Worm
Folklorist Kevin Crossley -Holland tells the story of the dragon which caused the Lambton family to be cursed for nine generations.

Followed by Westminster Live
Today's proceedings in Parliament.

and Regional News; Weather

Contestants test their word skills against Bryan the computer. With Paul Coia. ● STEREO

Robert Robinson explores Hong Kong. His sightseeing includes the bird restaurant in Soy Street, the island of Lantau's fishing village of Tai O, as well as the largest Buddha in Asia.
(Rpt)

BBC2's daily talk show today examines current personal and emotional issues.

PestWars
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BBC WORLD MAGAZINE: includes a feature on pest controls based on the Horizon programme. Price £2.00. available from all newsagents.

Starring Patrick Stewart
Déjà Q. While orbiting Bre'el Four to investigate a descending asteroidal moon, the crew is surprised by the unexpected arrival of Q. This episode features Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan.
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The Hidden Tribes of Britain This report uncovers some highly localised youth tribes - and explores why young people have always created their own styles, language and in-groups. Producer Siobhan Mulholland Editor Tony Moss ● STEREO

Kicking off the New Year, our man in Europe, Antoine de Caunes , sets the trends for 1992. With music from the Levellers, Apachi Indian and, a group Madonna adores, Hole. Executive producers Tim Newman and Alex Berger
An NBdC production for BBCtv

First of a six-part series of personal reflections on a day from the past, raising issues from history which have become issues of the present.

7 November 1938. Chosen by Steven Berkoff. On this day, a Jewish teenager, Herschel Grynszpan, bought a gun and shot a German diplomat in Paris. His act of passion led to the outrage of Kristallnacht, and hence to the Holocaust. For actor and writer Steven Berkoff, Grynszpan's naive heroism is the most characteristically Jewish act of modern times, and also the most disastrous. In it lies the perennial Jewish dilemma.

In October 1834 the Houses of Parliament burned down.
Which architectural style would best express Victorian values? Architects, politicians, and the general public took sides in a fierce debate between the Classic and the Gothic, echoed in today's battle between
Classicists and Modernists.
Producers David Drew and Carol Sennett Series editor Roy Davies

First showing on network television.
Starring Alan Boyce Keanu Reeves
David had everything going for him - good friends, a close family and a promising future in music. But now even his best friend wonders whether he really knew David at all. With a musical score by Joe Strummer of the Clash. Watch out for an appearance by rock star Lou Reed.
Lou Reed. HIMSELF
Director Marisa Silver ● FILMS: pages 35-41

With Peter Snow.

Arts and media news.
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