6.15 Runningthe Country: TV - the Global Impact 5884645 6.40
Mathematics: Reflecting on Conies 4043157 7.05 Music: Score
Reading 6817008 7.30 Personality Development: Mothers and Babies 4380577 7.55 Pilgrimage: The Shrine at Loreto 9928393 8.20
From Child to Pupil 5061206 8.45 Education for All
With Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis. Phone in on [number removed]for a chance to play Maggot Moments. stereo
Animation.
A 13-part animation.
8: Fox persuades Vixen to join him in searching for his friends.
Fantasy adventure game with Michael Troughton and Tracy-Jane White.
Leatherhead goes into the sewers in pursuit of the Turtles.
A six-part drama series by Russell T Davies.
2: Tess tries to understand the strange forces in the village.
Tess Hunter clambers out of the waterfall pool. Esme and May are perturbed to learn there are children at the manor house.
The best from last week.
Fast-moving music magazine.
Lady Penelope acts as an art broker for an old friend - attracting the attention of thieves.
Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World
9: Tightrope of Power. Can the modern nation-state cope with cultural diversity?
David Maybury-Lewis looks at the plight of the indigenous
Canadians and their struggle to keep their own distinctive culture and identity.
Coverage of the singles final of the Midland Bank World Indoor championships. Australian Ian Schuback is the title holder and the No 1 seed but he faces tough opposition to make the final from other top seeds Andy Thomson (2), Tony Allcock (3) and John Price (4).
Commentary by David Rhys Jones, Jimmy Davidson , Mal Hughes , David McGill and John Bell. 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
Further coverage from Preston.
The women's downhill from
Veysonnaz, Switzerland, featuring racers from the recent world championships in Japan. With commentary by Julian Tutt.
Featuring
West Hartlepool v Wasps Waterloo v Harlequins
The draw for the quarter-finals of the Pilkington Cup has produced two most interesting ties. West Hartlepool, newly promoted to the First Division, play host to Wasps, and Waterloo, who have already beaten Bath and Orrell, are going for the hat-trick against Harlequins. Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith .
Introduced by Chris Rea.
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
The Little Creatures Who Run the World. Ants outnumber humans by a million to one, and their population's total weight equals that of the entire human race. "Ant-man extraordinaire"
Edward Wilson introduces this rival superpower with the aid of stunning close-up photography, revealing the hidden world of ants, a world of violent predation, tactical warfare and intimate partnerships. Producer Nick Upton
Series editor John Sparks
A Green Umbrella production for BBCtv
Once believed to be on track to becoming a "world class" company, recession has seen Lucas Industries' markets collapse, its profits tumble, and its management dogged by boardroom disagreements. Steve Annett reports from inside the company which the City now regards as the UK's number one takeover target. Producer Jenny Rathbone Editor Jane Ellison
Last in the series.
Going for £60 Million. At
Grosvenor Venture Managers funds are runnning low, and for the Adventurers the tables are turned as they have to persuade large-scale investors to part with some of their money. But just how well have Grosvenor been doing? Will they be able to raise the investment funds on which their future depends? Producer Bill Grist
Series producer Anne Laking
The Individual and Tradition
In dance, the 20th century has been the century of the choreographer, a powerful individual who has reinvented dance traditions to make an original and personal statement. Originality is the keyword of this film, which features the dances of Isadora Duncan , Martha Graham ,
Katherine Dunham , George Balanchine , Merce Cunningham , Eiko and Koma and Twyla Tharp.
Narrator Miranda Richardson.
Director Geoff Dunlop
Jeremy Paxman and guests look back at the week's television. Editor Anne Tyerman
A contemporary love story set in the heart of Europe, this BBC film reunites writer/director Ian Sellar and producer Christopher Young.
A young Scot, Alexander Novak, goes to Prague in search of a missing piece of newsreel film, which features footage of his family - a link with the vanished past. The city's magic casts its spell on Alexander and from the moment of his arrival nothing goes according to plan. At the film archive, he meets the sensual and unpredictable Elena and an affair begins.
A Christopher Young production for BBCtv
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With guest comedy actress
Catherine O'Hara.
j Based on the real-life I story of a young crusading lawyer who was determined to break the reign of mob violence and syndicate corruption that terrorised an Alabama town in the 1950s.
Director Phil Karlson
0 SEE FILMS pages 37-42
