Parliamentary issues.
9.00 France Francais: Le quatorze juillet
9.15 Lernexpress: Soldat oder Zivi?
Multi-media course in German
9.30 Ici Paris: L'art et la technologie
(Stereo)
9.45 You and Me: Friends
10.00 Over the Moon: Growing Things
10.15 Look and Read - Sky Hunter: Trim's Tricks
10.35 Q and A
A series inviting viewers' reactions to BBC schools programmes
10.40 Let's See: Go 4 5
11.00 Watch: People Who Help Us: Post Office: Communications
11.15 English Express: The Trial of Street Fashion
11.35 Science Challenge: Up and Away
(Stereo)
11.55 Into Music: Shadows in the City
(Stereo)
12.15 Christianity in Today's World: Christianity in a Musical World
(Stereo)
12.35 Art Work: Point of View
12.55 A Way with Numbers
Help with day-to-day maths
1.20 PC Pinkerton
1.25 Fireman Sam
1.35 Pinny's House
1.40 Outlook: Spain and its People: The Pilgrim Land
2.00 News and Weather
followed by You and Me: Friends
Biogas. A look at Dutch methods of using human and animal waste products to generate energy.
With signing and subtitles.
Followed by Westminster Live
Introduced by Vivian White.
Hosted by Paul Coia. ● STEREO
Fifth of the six-part series on south-east Asia.
The Chinese who live and work overseas. With Jack Pizzey. 0 TELETEXTSUBTITLES: page 888
The Byzantine secrets of a tiny Norman church at Braxted in Essex.
Geoff Hamilton visits
Heather Hiley 's garden of hardy annuals. Stephen Lacey reveals the nocturnal habits of some of our most aromatic plants, while Liz Rigbey looks at the current crop of gardening books.
Murder mystery, starring Lee Horsley
Wealthy Texan Matt Houston's hobby is private investigating. Hired by the beautiful Sirena to solve the murder of a billionaire shipping magnate Houston discovers a problem - none of his suspects seems to benefit from the man's death.
Director Richard Lang ● FILMS: pages 38-41
His Wife the Hen. Surreal amimation from Russia.
Foreign-affairs reports.
Marx, Mohammed and the Mafia The newly independent Central Asian states of Uzbekistan and Tadjikistan face a grim future. They are both ecological disaster areas; their economies are bankrupt and while the Muslim fundamentalists grow in power, former hard-line communists are racing against the Mafia to line their own pockets. Hugh Prysor-Jones reports from the rocky road to Samarkand.
Producer Bill Treharne Jones Editor John Morrison
A new series from the alternative TV station.
With Helen Atkinson Wood, Angus Deayton, Michael Fenton Stevens, Geoffrey Perkins and Philip Pope.
(Stereo)
Comedy, page 9
Offbeat American sci-fi drama. Starring Scott Bakula
Maybe Baby. 11 March 1963: Sam leaps into the formidable body of a nightclub bouncer who is helping a stripper to kidnap a baby girl.
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● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
At 34, 5ft 2ins tall and weighing 16 stone, Annette [text removed] is desperate to lose weight. She has been told the only permanent solution is a stomach stapling operation. The surgeon says that with a specially adapted staple gun he can reduce the size of Annette's stomach to the length of a teaspoon. And that would mean she would only ever be able to eat tiny portions of food. Unable to bear her fat any longer, and with a family history of diabetes and heart disease, Annette feels she has nothing to lose. Meanwhile her friend Kath, who reduced from 19 to seven stone after her operation, is now back to a size 22 and about to enter hospital for a fourth operation.
Producer Joanna Clinton Davies Editor Caroline Pick
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With Jeremy Paxman.
The arts and media magazine. Editor Janice Hadlow * STEREO
Open Forum
