With Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis. Phone in on [number removed]for a chance to play Maggot Moments, stereo
Stories based on the fables of King Solomon. Rpt
Animation.
Today: the Why Bird Stop. A Felgate production for BBCtv
Animation. Rpt Stereo
Nature series.
Christopher has built a car.
Today: a journey to the centre of the ear. With Nicola Davies and Philip Hawthorn.
A 13-part animation.
Fantasy game where teams help prevent Time Vandals from tampering with history.
Michaelangelo falls into one of Shredder's traps.
Six-part comedy drama series. 3: It's not easy having your mum to stay, especially when you're a freedom fighter.
The best from last week.
Fast-moving music magazine.
Classic supermarionation series. The Imposters. International Rescue is placed in danger.
The Peacemakers. Vincent offers proof of the presence of aliens. Rpt
Animated fun.
Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World
4: The Art ofliving. David Maybury-Lewis learns how tribal societies combine art and daily life.
SEE PREVIEW page 8
A film following jazz musicians Shorty Jackson , Eddie Barefield and Wesley Landers.
Jonathan Minns explains how model steam engines reflect the Industrial Revolution.
The Agility and Flyball finals, plus highlights of the Obedience competition. Stereo
Marian's mum is coming to stay. However, her mum thinks she is a dentist, not a freedom fighter, and all the Merry Men have to play along.
Men's Downhill from Wengen. With David Vine.
Featuring the Pilkington Cup fourth round. With
Nigel Starmer-Smith and Chris Rea.
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
Kimberley-Landof theWandjina
This region of Australia is one of the last great wilderness areas left on earth, where saltwater crocodiles cruise the rivers and dangerous snakes lurk on the forest floor. The
Aboriginal people believe it was the Wandjina or "water spirits" that created this eerie corner. Television presentation (BBC) Fergus Beeley Series producer John Sparks
With the appointment of the new Governor of the Bank of England announced this month, Peter Wilson-Smith examines the pressures for change at one of the country's oldest institutions. Producer Rosamund Jones
Editor Jane Ellison
First of six documentaries opening the doors on the high-risk, high-stakes world of venture capital. The Million Pound Prize. For over a year, cameras followed the activities of Grosvenor
Venture Managers. With fewer than one in 50 of those looking for money receiving backing, the series look at what it takes for an idea to attract funding. Tonight the adventurers are lured by the glamour of the pop world as they are offered the chance to back the relaunch of the Docklands Arena.
Executive producer Richard Reisz Series producer Anne Laking
Series exploring dance as a universal human activity.
Lord of the Dance. Tonight's film explores the relationship between dance and religious belief, showing that in some parts of the world the moving body is a vital part of worship, while in others it is seen as sinful.
Narrated by Miranda Richardson. Director Geoff Dunlop
BBC BOOK: a vivid and colourful history of dance, L20 from booksellers.
Jeremy Paxman and guests look back at the week's television.
Editor Anne Tyerman
Derek Jarman's distinctive adaptation of Christopher Marlowe's Jacobean tragedy was released to almost universal critical acclaim. Tilda Swinton won the Best Actress award at the Venice Film Festival for her performance, and this BBC film also won awards at the Berlin and Dinard Film Festivals. From the dungeon in which he is imprisoned, King Edward recalls the train of events which led to his downfall.
Screenplay by Derek Jarman. Stephen McBride and Ken Butler
Producers Steve Clark-Hall, Antony Root
SEE FILMS pages 33-40
The uncompromising Derek Jarman
SEE FEATURE page 28
Werner Herzog 's story of a farmer-turned-bandit set in the 19th century, based on Bruce Chatwin 's novel The Viceroy of Ouidah, starring Klaus Kinski With Taparica , Jose Lewgoy , Bossa Ahadee , Salvatore Basile. < SEE FILMS pages 33-40
