A full report on yesterday's proceedings in the Commons and the Lords and on the committee corridors.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
The last programme in the series examines the role of three Scottish writers in making films.
A look at art in day-to-day life.
For infants. Spike doesn't like the animals at first, but Baxter is at home feeding the lambs.
Nan, Steve, Tess and Andrew go to a wetland bird reserve.
Join Doctor Who and play the "ultimate challenge", the greatest gameshow in the galaxy.
Air your views about schools television. (stereo;
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Drama documentary.
Bruce's Scotland (Part 5)
Documentary featuring the guerrilla tactics used by Robert the Bruce against the English. A GM production for BBCtv
In this Christmas programme Sophie wraps presents and sings Silent Night. Also featured are cats and the letter "c".
(Stereo)
Teenagers debate the values of watching television.
Railway technicians at work on the tracks, and a look at life as an air-traffic controller.
A Tomahawk production for BBCtv
Spanish for beginners.
Which is better: life in town or in the country?
Antenna: the Beastly Truth. A personal view of domesticated animals from
Stephen Budiansky , science writer and part-time farmer. (Stereo)
Language in the National
Curriculum. A look at children learning to write.
Fun for children.
Adventures of the Monster family of Loch Ness and their friends Elspeth and Angus.
Tony Aitken makes a final bid for the treasure, when he gets the chance to compare maps and the landscape.
Followed by You and Me
They've been in East Anglia for 50 years. It started with a friendly invasion to help save a world at war. The US Air Force has been part of Britain's defence policy ever since, but now it's going home.
What effect have these thousands of Americans had on Britons' social and economic lives? How do they see us, and how do we feel about them?
Rural issues with John Craven.
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Followed by Westminster Live lain Macwhirter presents live coverage of Parliament and its Select Committees.
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UK Championship action from the Guild Hall, Preston.
Conclusion of this afternoon's session, with two quarter-finals reaching the halfway point.
In the first of four explorations Professor W G Hoskins , who died earlier this year, looks at the magnificent wilderness of mountains, tarns and fells in the Lake District. The series was first shown in 1976. Producer Peter Jones
The cult 1960s series.
Unseen by human eyes for over a century, the Romulans are on the warpath again.
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Magenta De Vine and Rajan Datar check out Kingston, visiting Bob Marley's house and investigating "slackness", the hottest thing on the dance and music scene.
Also a look at the rural town of Mandeville, the bustling resort of Montego Bay where
"higglers" try to make your day and Negril with its "rent-a-dread" gigolos.
(Stereo)
Highlights of the final day of the Lombard RAC Rally, which began with a dash over the Border to tackle special stages (not used for many years) in the forests of south west Scotland.
Presented by Steve Lee live from the finish in Chester's
Eastgate Street, with Barrie Gill reviewing the events of the last four days and Tony Mason talking to the winner...
PD James
For the first time on television, crime writer P D James talks at length about murder, blood and death and her extraordinary life and work. Reflecting on her recently published bestseller The Children of Men, part thriller, part science fiction, she talks frankly about her childhood and the struggles she has had to establish herself as one of the leading women writers of her generation. Director Randall Wright
Series editor Nigel Williams
Edwina. The nurses take steps to make sure that someone dates the walking disaster area, nurse Edwina Ferguson.
Second part of Guy Hibbert's dark comedy, starring Paul McGann
Nice Town is forced to give up its secrets as the residents rebel.
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A series of personal perspectives on matters of current debate.
Editor Anne Tyerman
Presented by Peter Snow.
Late-night arts magazine. * STEREO
Linda Agran chairs a discussion of social and personal issues.
