Parliamentary update.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
A visit to Rouen. Part of Etoiles, the five-part BBC/Longman multi-media package for learning French.
French series for beginners.
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Experiments from Take
Nobody's Word for It. BBC BOOK: Take Nobody's Word for It, £3.99, available from bookshops.
Gary and Kimberley go back
100 years in time to when their house was new.
A Spelthome production for BBCtv
Geordie Racer (Part 1). The
Hilton family are in training for the Great North Run.
Language- Talking Food. A look at the variety of language around Scotland today.
Putting on a musical.
Spanish for beginners.
Who -Me? Vicky and Beth get homesick on their camping holiday.
Astronaut Helen Sharman shares her experiences in space.
Poet Seamus Heaney talks about his work.
Terraces by Willy Russell. A new original screenplay from the writer of Shirley Valentine.
Survivors. Why have the authorities failed to improve aircraft safety?
Puppet fun.
Children's cartoon.
Pictures in My Mind. Westley Smith , aged 12, creates a comic story.
Followed by Words and Pictures
Introduced by Helen Rollason.
Figure Skating
The European Championships from Helsinki, with the second stage of the ice dance championship and highlights of the ladies' free programme.
Horse Racing From Ascot.
2.35 PML Lightning Novices Steeplechase (2m)
3.05 First National Steeplechase (Handicap. 3m Vif)
3.35 Rosling King Hurdle Race (Handicap. 3m)
Rugby Union
A look ahead to tomorrow's opening fixtures of the Five Nations Championship.
Football
FA Cup third round replays. Producer Sharon Lence
Editor Ken Burton
Including at
2.55pm News and Weather
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Word game with Paul Coia.
A look at the world of media, entertainment and the arts.
Isle of Destiny. A journey around Ireland with writer
James Plunkett. Quotations read by T P McKenna, Richard Pasco and Sir John Betjeman. Producer Edward Mirzoeff
Standby for Action. A film unit arrives in Marineville.
Solo and Illya must discover which of two agents is a THRUSH spy.
Continuing a classic story from 1975, starring Tom Baker. Sarah faces the horrors of the Wastelands, and the Doctor meets an early Dalek. Written by Terry Nation.
The Doctor finds that some of Davros's fellow Kaleds are unhappy with the development of the Daleks. Sarah is forced to load a Thal war rocket with radioactive explosives.
With Peter Miller.
A Granada production for BBCtv
A third of all Europe's wild geese spend part of the year in the Netherlands. Their future depends on reconciling the conflicting interests of farmers, conservationists and wildfowlers.
TV presentation (BBC) Joe Kennedy
The series that tackles problem front gardens. This week Roderick Griffin creates a communal garden for two new semis. Presented by Gay Search . Series producer Kate Kinninmont A Catalyst production for BBCtv
Top designers give advice on problem front gardens
SEE FEATURE page 9
In the 1980s American artist
J S G Boggs stunned the art world by holding an exhibition of banknotes, drawn by himself. In one go, he broke moral, artistic and legal taboos-counterfeiting money, poking fun at the art world, and raising the question, "Is this art?" The film follows this controversial artist on a journey funded by his hand-painted banknotes through railway stations, supermarkets, restaurants, wine bars and art galleries, as he attempts to evade arrest and discover the real value of money - and art. Director Philip Haas
Series editors Nigel Finch , Anthony Wall
A Methodact production for BBCtv
With Sue Cameron.
The European Championships from Helsinki, featuring the men's free programme. Last year's bronze medallist from the CIS, Alexei Urmanov , is favourite to win, but Britain's ambitions in Europe rest with Steven Cousins , the 21-year-old champion from Deeside who was placed seventh 12 months ago. Plus news of the Viennese waltz, the original section of the ice dance championship. Commentary by Alan Weeks and Barry Davies.
Rene Clair's fantasy is tonight's French Classic Cinema film, starring Gerard Philipe, Gina Lollobrigida.
A young composer takes refuge in dreams about beautiful women.
(In French with English subtitles)
With Martine Carol, Magali Vandel and Marilyn Buferd
See Films pages 26-30
