6.40 Introduction to Pure
Mathematics: Symmetry
7.05 TV: the Global Impact
7.30 Creative Management: the Baby's in YourCourt 4544773 7.55 The York Mystery Plays
8.20 Henry IV Parts I and 2: Workshop One 5225402 8.45 Open Advice: Learningto Learn
With Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis. Phone in on [number removed]for a chance to play Maggot Moments. stereo
The Mayor wants to build a statue of himself.
A 13-part animation.
7: Badger continues on the next stage of his journey.
Fantasy adventure game with Michael Troughton and Tracy-Jane White.
Krang creates Metalhead, an exact replica of the Turtles with even more powers.
A six-part drama series by Russell TDavies.
1: A girl moves to a new village and is puzzled by the absence of other children.
Tess Hunter and her mother have moved to the village of Century Falls, both are puzzled by the absence of other children.
The best from last week.
Fast-moving music magazine.
Today: Charles and Eddie, ex-Ultravox star Midge Ure, and Take That!
Move and You 're Dead
International Rescue race against time to save Alan and Grandma, trapped on the high girders of a suspension bridge.
The Pursued. Anne Gibbs flees in terror from the aliens.
Coverage of the second round of the singles in the Midland Bank World Indoor championships from the Guild Hall, Preston. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.
The south east region's political review presented by Laurie Mayer.
With reports from Tim Friend and Philippa Thomas.
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World
8: Inventing Reality. Presenter David Maybury-Lewis finds out how the spiritual resources drawn on by the Mexican
Huichol and the Australian
Aborigines complement modern science and medicine.
Further coverage from Preston.
A look back at how the ten gold medals were won at the Alpine World Ski championships in Morioka-Shizukuishi, Japan.
With David Vine and Julian Tutt.
Featuring Scotland v Wales and Ireland v France
The Royal Bank international at Murrayfield is crucial for both Scotland and Wales. In the Digital international in Dublin the Irish face a daunting task with the visit of an improving French side.
Commentary by Bill McLaren , Nigel Starmer-Smith , Eddie Butler and Hugo MacNeill. Introduced by Chris Rea.
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
The Great Bears of Alaska
Living in spectacular landscapes, the huge brown bears of Alaska sleep away the bitter winter. They then need to cram all their activity into the six most productive months of the year, devoting themselves to a life of sheer gluttony. They graze on nourishing sedges, relish berries and gorge themselves on oil-rich salmon.
But when bears gather to feast, the tension rises, and cubs may be in mortal danger. Producer Roger R Jones
Executive producer John Sparks
As Europe's big car makers face a shrinking market and intensifying competition from Japan, Tom Maddocks reports on Fiat's Y 18 billion programme to build new factories and replace its entire model range. Can it regain its market share?
Producer Martin Small
Editor Jane Ellison
Firm for Sale. A holiday company and a small chemical factory are both at odds with their backers.
At stake for one are plans to launch a winter ski-ing programme; for the other, the very existence of the factory.
How far will Grosvenor Venture
Managers go to get its way? Executive producer Richard Reisz Series producer Anne Laking
New Worlds, New Forms. The dance and music celebrating the religious rituals of Condomble in Brazil and the step dances of American country churches originated in West Africa. Tonight's film tells the story of the encounter between such African forms and the dances developed in Europe. It is also the story of popular dance this century.
Narrator Miranda Richardson.
Director Geoff Dunlop
Jeremy Paxman and guests look back at the week's televison.
Editor Anne Tyerman
The chilling tale of an idyll that is threatened by a wild sea bird, this new BBC film is adapted by Peter Ransley from Stephen Gregory's novel, and stars Ralph Fiennes, Helen Schlesinger
Inheriting a remote house in Snowdonia seems like a dream come true. But the dream becomes a nightmare for a family who discover it's not the cormorant that comes with the house, but vice versa.
A Holmes production for BBCtv
(See Preview page 5)
John Candy is the guest in the first of the Emmy
Award-winning comedy writer's sketch series.
Robert Bresson 's powerful allegory portrays money as the root of evil and injustice, whose power is curtailed when the forces of good arrive.
When a boy hands over a forged note in a shop, he provokes a chain-reaction of deceit, wrongful arrest and murder. In French with English subtitles.
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