Parliamentary update.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
Young people in Rouen talk about their favourite sports.
Series of French for beginners, presented by Carolle Rousseau and Patrick Simpson-Jones .
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Another chance to see experiments from Take Nobody's Word for It, performed by Carol Vorderman and Prof Ian Fells.
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Up in the Air! Forecasting the weather. (Stereo)
Badger Girl. The secret passage.
Drama documentary.
Bruce's Scotland (Part1) 1306: after the battle of Methven, a wounded Scottish soldier is sheltered by the Galloway family.
Sounds of the sea. (Stereo)
What's in the Air? Private detective Billy McElhaney is hired to find some clean air!
Fact Finders Journalism
The pupils of Colerne Primary School interview horsewoman
Virginia Leng. (Stereo;
Five very different artists show how they work.
Language File attempts a definition of grammar.
That Green Stuff. Jojo's boss is selling ordinary potatoes as "organic" but what can Jojo do about it? (Stereo)
A look at four techniques for teaching health studies.
The Miser. Look out! Look out!
Cyril the snatcher is about!
Ravi and Fiona decide on some ghost busting at midnight.
The adventures of the monster family and their friends.
White Peak Farm. Part 1 of an adaptation of Berlie Doherty 's book. (Teletext)
Followed by Words and Pictures
Helen Sharman , the first Briton to go into space, shows film of her life aboard the Mir space Station. (Stereo)
With Helen Rollason.
Motor Racing
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Formula Ford gathered together some of the great names of the past and the present at Brands Hatch, scene of the first race in 1967. Rafting
The white water of the River
Oetz in the Austrian Tirol provides the challenge for the J and B European Championships.
Rugby League
A look back to last Saturday's World Cup final at Wembley.
Football
A review of last weekend's fixtures in the Premier League. Producer Mark Wilkin
Editor Paul Armstrong
Including at
3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News and Weather and Regional News; Weather
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Word game hosted by Paul Coia. ● STEREO
Highlights of last year's world championship.
Wearing the Ink. A look at why people have tattoos. What are they saying about themselves?
Including a drive in some of the machines that made Maserati famous, as well as the new 222. * STEREO
Classic 1960s puppet series. The Ghost Ship. Stingray is sent on a mission to uncover the mystery of an ancient galleon which is enshrouded in heavy fog in a part of the Pacific where fog is unknown.
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Spy drama from the 60s, starring Robert Vaughn David McCallum.
THRUSH Eastern have gained control of a devastating new device - a volcanic activator.
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Presented by Steve Crawshaw of the Independent.
A Granada production for BBCtv
The investigative series. The Mind Managers
Tonight's film uncovers disturbing evidence that management training courses can damage your health. In recession-hit Britain, many companies are training consultants to improve employee efficiency. But does the use of challenging psychological techniques risk causing more damage than good? Sarah Spiller reports. Producer Lesley Bonner Editor Peter Horrocks
A series exploring the gardens created by the Royal Family. Queen Victoria, with her beloved Albert, made family homes at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight and Balmoral in Scotland. Throughout her long widowhood, the gardens were left unchanged as a memorial to her husband. The mausoleum at Frogmore became her own final resting-place. Written and presented by Sir Roy Strong. Director Roger Last
Producer Joanie Blaikie
An Antelope production for BBCtv
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A series that reclaims the history of the lives on Britain's war memorials.
San Carlos. The small stone circle at San Carlos Bay in the Falkland Islands is both a memorial and a cemetery. This film remembers three men who died in the Falklands: one who was buried there, one who was repatriated to Britain, and one who was never found.
Director Nick Shearman
Series producer PeterSymes
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The topical comedy quiz show hosted by Angus Deayton.
Team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton are assisted by Peter Cook and Annabel Giles.
Producer Harry Thompson
A Hat Trick production for BBCtv ● STEREO
With James Cox.
As the American election campaign draws to a close, the final programme joins two writers at opposite sides of the country as they flick through sitcoms, game shows and TV psychics to try to gauge the nation's mood. James Wolcott in New York and Elvis Mitchell in Los Angeles crawl through the American TV landscape looking for clues.
Producers Debbie Geller and Mary Harron
Stark horror directed by Charles Laughton , starring Robert Mitchum Shelley Winters
Before being arrested for murder, Ben Harper tells his two children where he has hidden a large sum of stolen money. They are sworn to secrecy, but soon find themselves terrorised by Ben's ex-cellmate, a psychopathic preacher.
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