Technology: Eurekaaargh!
Parliamentary update.
9.00 Short Circuit: Big Bang (Stereo)
9.10 Words into Action: People's Views of Jesus
Simon Mayo concludes his exploration into the Christian faith. (Stereo)
9.30 Diez Temas: Deportes
Sports in Salamanca.
9.45 You and Me: I'm Just Me
10.00 Thinkabout Science: Thirsty Work (Stereo)
10.15 Search Out Science: Disasters
10.35 Q and A
10.40 Around Scotland: Creating an Image
11.00 Words and Pictures: Carry Go Bring Come
11.15 English Time: Puppy Love
11.35 Teaching Today: Thinkabout Science
12.05 TV6: Framing the Famine
12.30 Lifeschool: Difficult People
12.55 Espana Viva
Last in the series.
1.20 Pigeon Street
1.35 Rupert
1.40 Zig Zag: Denmark
2.00 News; Weather
followed by You and Me
Social insects such as ants, bees and wasps give the most care of all the insect world to their young.
John FitzMaurice Mills shows how to clean and repair an antique piece when it is made of more than one material.
John Craven reports on the latest countryside stories, with up-to-date coverage of rural, environmental and agricultural issues.
Followed by Westminster Live
Today in Parliament.
and Regional News; Weather
Word game with Paul Coia. * STEREO
Today: high-rise cactus, seabirds in the desert and flowers in the wilderness.
The skills of paper making.
T Rex Exposed
Tyrannosaurusrex, the Tyrant Lizard King of all dinosaurs, lived and died out 65 million years ago. The dinosaur's fearsome reputation was based on a few incomplete remains - until 1990. Then Jack Horner and a team of palaeontologists from the Museum of the Rockies excavated an almost complete skeleton. This programme looks at the battery of techniques used by scientists to try to learn about the largest land carnivore ever known.
Producer Mark Davis
Series editor Jana Bennett • STEREO
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Highlights from day five of the Games, with action from the women's 1500m speedskating, the men's individual Nordic combined, the men's 10km biathlon and the conclusion of the women's luge. Plus the women's combined downhill and more from the ice hockey tournament.
Reportage
A Brave New World. A
Reportage special examines the increasing racial apartheid in the US, and the growing violence in France and Germany. A studio audience debates whether Britain now has the best race relations in the west. With Aminatta Forna.
Producer Siobhan Mulholland
Series editor Tony Moss
The murder of one of the world's most brilliant artillery designers, Dr Gerald Bull, in March 1990 prevented Saddam Hussein from acquiring a "supergun". Before he died, Bull designed the world's best howitzers and Iraq acquired them in their hundreds. But the supergun remained his lifelong ambition. David Taylor looks at the career of the Canadian scientist who plundered the lost secrets of Nazi terror weapons and became the victim of his own obsession.
(Revised rpt)
Starring Mike Farrell Teri Garr
Frank Staplin , a likeable, successful 38-year-old businessman, finds himself in a living nightmare when he becomes the chief suspect in a child murder case.
Circumstantial evidence, coincidence and hasty assumptions seem to prove he is the "golden girl killer".
Director Noel Black
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By the Liberal Democrats. With subtitles.
With Peter Snow.
Culture. Is Keats better than
Bob Dylan ? And is it the job of the arts media to say so? Tonight's Late Show special asks Hanif Kureishi , A S Byatt, Alan Yentob , Melvyn Bragg and others whether they agree. • STEREO
Seize the Fire
