Parliamentary update.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
The French fashion industry.
Series of French for beginners, presented by Carolle Rousseau and Patrick Simpson-Jones .
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Experiments from Take
Nobody 's Word for It, with Carol Vorderman.
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Winds and hurricanes, (Stereo)
Badger Girl. The children know where the ponies are.
Bruce's 's Scotland(Part 2). The English forces continue to search for the Scottish soldier.
The calypso rhythm. (Stereo)
How deep is the water in the burn?
The deadline approaches for
Colerne Primary School's page in the local paper.
From old masters to modern paintings and sculpture.
Language File. Writing to communicate ideas.
Collision Course( Part 1). Ray finds himself a prisoner of events.
Provoking questions about stereotyped views of health.
The Fox, the Bird and the Cheese Ferdie Fox 's present disappears.
Wilton Cashmore throws out what he thinks is rubbish.
Victor, the smallest sailor in the world, lives on a boat.
White Peak Farm (Part 2). Family loyalties are tested. (Teletext)
Followed by Words and Pictures (stereo)
Introduced by Helen Rollason.
Figure Skating: British Championships from Milton Keynes
Steven Cousins and Joanne Conway look to retain their 1991 men's and women's titles, while, having split with Kathryn Pritchard, Jason Briggs attempts to win back-to-back championships with a new partner, Dana Mednick.
Commentary by Alan Weeks and Barry Davies.
Tennis: National Championships from Telford
As the women's competition reaches the last four, defending champion Jo Durie will hope to reproduce the 1991 form that took her to her sixth national singles title. Commentary by John Barrett and Virginia Wade.
Football
A look at the midweek second round, second leg ties in Europe's three premier club competitions. Plus a review of last weekend's Premier League fixtures.
Including at 3.00pm News and Weather
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Word game hosted by Paul Coia. • STEREO
Lady Victoria Leatham visits Longleat House, home of one of England's wealthiest men, Lord Bath.
Baby Bartholomew was born with a rare muscle disease.
Eight years later his parents tell their story.
(Postponed from 25 September)
Road-tests of family estate cars; and Formula Ford's 25th anniversary celebrations. * STEREO
Classic 1960s puppet series. Count Down. The Stingray crew have to stop the evil masterplan of the mysterious agent X20.
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Spy drama from the 60s.
Napoleon and Illya fall prey to mad Jacques Robespierre who is convinced that wine will lead to France's decay.
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With Russell Davies , sports columnist, Sunday Telegraph. A Granada production for BBCtv
The investigative series. Motorway Menace
Recent motorway pile-ups bear witness to the fact that falling asleep at the wheel costs lives. Lorry drivers who spend their lives thundering down motorways are particularly vulnerable to fatigue, which can lead to dreadful crashes.
Su Pennington examines why companies expect drivers to work illegally long hours and asks why so little is being done to stop the motorway menace. Producer Sam Collyns Editor Peter Horrocks
A series exploring the gardens created by the Royal Family.
Sandringham House in Norfolk evokes the vanished golden age of Edwardian opulence. It was a time when weekend house parties became fashionable and the great house and garden were kept in peak condition for the pleasure of King Edward and his guests. Two world wars and social upheaval have meant a change of style for the royal gardens. Tonight's film also visits Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's gardens at Royal Lodge in Windsor,
Birkhall in the Balmoral Estate, and the Castle of Mey in Scotland. Written and presented by Sir Roy Strong. Director Roger Last
Producer Joanie Blaikie
An Antelope production for BBCtv
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From the First World War through to the present bloody conflict in Yugoslavia, war photographs have provided a powerful and harrowing testimony, showing us the consequences of conflict with images that endure long enough to encourage us not to forget. The pictures of some of the most celebrated photographers have been described as "stains that cannot be removed".
Traditionally, attention has focused on the motivation and reaction of those behind the lens. Now, American correspondent Charles Glass investigates the impact of 80 years of war photography on us, the viewers.
Producer Grant Mansfield
The topical comedy quiz show launches a fresh attack on whoever and whatever has made the week's news.
Team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton are joined tonight by Frank Skinner and Jerry Hayes , MP.
Angus Deayton is in the chair. Producer Harry Thompson
A Hat Trick production for BBCtv ●OSTEREO
With James Cox.
Fritz Lang's first American film is being shown in connection with Sunday night's documentary series, City of Strangers.
Starring Spencer Tracy
Joe Wilson, travelling to meet his fiancee, is mistaken for a child kidnapper and attacked in jail by a raging mob. Miraculously escaping death, he determines to have his revenge.
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