A full report on yesterday's proceedings in the Commons and the Lords and on the committee corridor.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
A look at the way outsiders and insiders project images of Scotland on the screen.
Art is all around us - outside as well as inside. A look at outdoor art, from historical monuments to public art commissioned to brighten up the environment.
For infants. Dibs is angry when he doesn't win a game.
Tess and Andrew help Nan with a survey to save a local woodland with its badgers from the threat of a motorway.
Planet Earth. The three Rs: reduce, re-use and recycle.
Air your views about schools television.
(Stereo)
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Drama documentary.
Bruce's Scotland (Part 3). The English are now threatening not only the Galloway family but also the monks at the abbey. A GM production for BBCtv
Sophie paints a poem picture, visits the National Gallery and tells the story of Matthew, the mouse who painted his dream. (Stereo)
White Peak Farm (Part 3). Life isn't much fun at White Peak
Farm since Kathleen and Martin left. (Teletext)
Who Burned Mr Brinker 's 's
Store? (Part 3). The
Ghostwriter team try to discover who the real culprit is.
Spanish for beginners.
Las Vacaciones. A guide to the city of Salamanca with Antonio.
QED. Homeopathy: Medicine or Magic? With some of the doctors and vets who have been conducting research into homeopathy. (stereo,)
Talk. Different aspects of the process of talk.
Scarecrow and his friends enjoy a crisp, frosty day on the farm.
Pinny is a doll no bigger than a pin but when Victor gets into trouble she is able to help him.
Getting About. Tony Aitken finds that a compass can help him on his treasure trail.
Followed by You and Me
Live from Church House,
Westminster, as the Church of England debates whether or not to ordain women priests. If the measure is passed today, around 1,200 women deacons could become priests in 1994, but whichever way the vote goes the Church of England could be in for difficult times.
The crucial vote is expected this afternoon. For the legislation to be passed it needs a two-thirds majority in each of the three houses - the bishops, the clergy, the laity. The voting is predicted to be very close. Commentary by John Barton. Introduced by Francine Stock. Director Steve Benson
Producer Helen Alexander
(Highlightsat 11.55pm. The debate is also broadcast at 10.10am and continued at 2.00pm on Radio 4 LW) ●STEREO
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3.50pm News and Weather and Regional News; Weather
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The cult 1960s series, starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy
Spock takes the crew to a forbidden planet.
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Seven programmes that visit idyllic islands around the world, to discover some unusual two-week holidays. Hawaii. Magenta De Vine and new co-presenter Rajan Datar find surfers for Jesus, hulas, cowboys, "democratic radio",
Glenn Medeiros on fashion, and machine guns against marijuana. Producer Jo Wright
Series producer Dave Stewart
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Dietbreakers. "You don't have to be thin to win," says Mary Evans Young who founded a group to help women escape the tyranny of weight watching. In her film, she and a few friends celebrate their new-found freedom. A past Slimmer of the Year finalist, a dress designer, a schoolgirl, and a dieter unhappy with her size 12 shape tell their stories. Plus a look at evidence that dieting doesn't work. Director Liz Jackson
Series producer Giles Oakley
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The Memory of the Offence Italian writer Primo Levi committed suicide five years ago. During the Second World War, Levi survived a year in Auschwitz as a prisoner of the Germans and the memory haunted him for the rest of his life. This film tells Levi's story through his own words, and those of his friends who remember his growing pessimism as he fought to explain an experience which defied description and which he feared was destined to happen again. As the horror of concentration camps revisits Europe in the Balkans, this film is a timely reminder of civilisation's potential for barbarism. Producer Denys Blakeway
Executive producer John Blake A Fine Art production for BBCtv ● STEREO
I Hate a Mystery. Small items are disappearing around the 4077th. When they are found in Hawkeye's locker, Henry fills out the court-martial papers.
Last in the adaptation of Joseph Conrad 's novel by Dusty Hughes , starring David Suchet Cheryl Campbell
Adolf Verloc 's attempt to blow up the Greenwich Observatory has ended in disaster.
ProducerCohn Tucker Director David Drury
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A series of personal perspectives on matters of current debate.
Editor Anne Tyerman
Presented by Peter Snow.
Highlights from today's historic Synod debate in Church House, Westminster. Introduced by Francine Stock.
Producer Angela Tilby
Linda Agran chairs a discussion of social and personal issues on the topical talk show. Producer Jo Vale
