(to 7.10)
Byron's home at Newstead.
Golfing "on the course". (Rpt. Tomorrow the short game)
How to avoid scalds. Presented by Anneka Rice. (Teletext)
(Note: repeats are not indicated.)
Nepal, east Africa and the USA provide the locations for a programme investigating how different pressures on agricultural land lead to the erosion of soil by wind and rain.
Grant and Sally take to the air.
Series for infants.
Dibs is anxious when Spike has to go to hospital.
Today: measuring.
Mr Boom finds that children still like to play outdoors, whatever the weather.
Jamal and Lenni need the help of a code breaker to make sense of Ghostwriter's messages.
11.00am Thunderbirds
An old favourite in French.
Your views on schools television. (Stereo)
The world of the Aztecs. (Stereo)
Two-year multi-media GCSE course in German.
What was ancient Rome really like? All forms of historical evidence are investigated in a computerised "virtual reality" museum.
(Stereo)
The story of the shrinking of the Aral Sea in the south of the former Soviet Union.
Comedy about a young man who commits a series of consumer gaffes in pursuit of the love of his life.
12.50pm Business Matters: The Borderless World
Successful companies in the 21st century will be unlike anything we've ever seen, according to Japanese business guru Kenichi Ohmae. With David Lomax. (Teletext)
1.20pm Bertha
Bertha produces a talk-operated machine.
1.35pm Crystal Tipps and Alistair
Crystal Tipps's new vacuum clears up more than intended.
1.40pm Music Time
The children play spoons, saucepan lids, a rice container and a cheese grater to accompany The Kitchen Hoedown. (Stereo)
2.00pm News and Weather
Followed by You and Me
From Ascot.
2.30 Hoover Stakes (Handicap). 1m)
3.05 Hoover Cumberland Lodge Stakes (1m 4f)
3.40 Blue Seal Stakes (6f)
4.10 Gordon Carter Stakes (Handicap. 2m)
Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan, Jimmy Lindley and John Hanmer.
Introduced by Julian Wilson.
(Stereo)
Including at 3.00pm News and Weather; 3.50pm News and Weather and Regional News; Weather
(Teletext subtitles (news), page 888)
Paul Naholls is a young artist who is impossible to categorise. He makes no distinction between being an art ist or a craftsman - he regards art as one big activity.
Top models head for exotic locations to show off swimwear in the competition to win the front cover of America's Sports Illustrated magazine.
Rosh Hashanah. As the Jewish community prepares to celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the feast to welcome the Jewish New Year, Chief Rabbi
Dr Jonathan Sacks reflects on a time of personal renewal. Director Helen Alexander
Producer John Kirby
(Repeatedat 11.55pm on BBC1) * STEREO
A young Greek fisherman rescues a woman from a shipwreck and returns with her to her home, the decadent island of Atlantis.
It soon becomes clear to them that the war-crazed continent is doomed. With Anthony Hall , Joyce Taylor , John Dall , Edward Platt , Frank Dekova and Jay Novello. Director George Pal
● FILMS: pages 37-42
Politicians are hanging Parliament's walls with portraits of themselves as others see them. Lady Thatcher meets her oil painting. Iain Macwhirter reports.
Quiz show about etiquette hosted by Tony Slattery.
Design challenges advertising with team captains Lesley Joseph and Jonathan Meades being joined by Anouska Hempel, Nina Campbell, Robin White and David Horry.
0 STEREO: TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888
The motoring series returns with a test drive of the new Dodge Viper, an ultra-high performance sports car that demonstrates renewed self-confidence in the American car industry, and a report on the sinking values of classic cars in Europe. Plus
British rally news. With Jeremy Clarkson and Quentin Willson. Producer Ken Pollock
Executive producer Dennis Adams
0 INFORMATION: phone 0[number removed]for this week's test drive details and 0[number removed]for secondhand car information (calls cost 36p per minute cheap rate, 48p at all other times). ● MOTORING: page 12
The last programme in the series includes a visit to Egypt, and a short break in Stratfordupon-Avon. With Penny Junor, Paddy Haycocks , Matthew Collins and Carol Smillie.
Series producer Rachel Hebditch Executive producer Tony Moss STEREO
● BBC HOLIDAYS MAGAZINE: price
11.40. on sale from newsagents.
A series chronicling individual lives in 90s Britain.
Kiss 'n' Tell.
Max Clifford is the doyen of tacky showbiz PR, the man behind many of the tabloids' "exclusive exposes" on the rich and famous. He was responsible for the hype about Pamella Bordes and is now the agent for Antonia de Sancha, the actress recently linked to a cabinet minister. Clifford also helped an aspiring actress to tell all about her alleged affair with Kevin Costner.
Stereo
Feature: page 32
With Peter Snow.
To coincide with the publication of the second volume of his autobiography, an appraisal of the great British director from collaborators and friends, including Martin Scorsese. Producer David Thompson ● STEREO
12.00 Weekend Outlook
(Repeated tomorrow at 2.15pm)
12.05 The Case of Kerala
(to 0.35)
Another chance to see units 11 and 12, shown last Thursday.
(to 4.00)
