6.45 Physiology: Managing
Fertility 4794130 7.10 Physical Chemistry: Yields and Rates
3202468 7.35 Information Technology -A Revolution?
Parliamentary update.
The Great Mail Race. The
Baltic harbours of Grissleham and Storby celebrate the annual event of the Postrodden.
Pathe News of this week in 1953. A Griffin production for BBCtv
(Repeatedat3.40pm) B/W
Note: repeats are not indicated.
The series for students of advanced French.
Railway technicians and air traffic controllers.
A Tomahawk production for BBCtv
With Marti Caine.
Can Cabot and Marshmallow fit square pegs into round holes? With Helen Lederer ,
Simon HicksonandTrevNeal.
Animals' voices give the children ideas for a fantasy planet.
Probability theory gives vital information about earthquakes. With Mel Smith , Griff Rhys Jones.
Robert Erskine retells the tales of Odysseus.
Birthday party activities show that air is everywhere.
What do boys see in girls and girls see in boys? Stereo
Munich teenagers talk about their career plans.
East of Lyon the Rhone becomes a mountain river with a wild reputation. Stereo
The Victorian penal system.
PE in the primary school.
Animation.
Cartoon.
A Felgate production for BBCtv
Egypt - the Pharaohs
Followed by Storytime
The sowing and pricking out of bedding plants starts now. With Dennis Cornish.
Subtitled (news)
Village Praise
From
Northern Ireland.
(Shownat8.50am; B/W
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Australian family drama, Having to leave her home and father, young Maxie is asked to care for Molly, a singing dog. But then the villainous Jones hijacks the hound.
Director Ned Lander
● SEE FILMS pages 37-42
The medieval city of Bruges.
A report on propagators and a look at the snowdrop.
Stereo Subtitled 36
Gomez, the People Choice
When Gomez experiences the incompetence of Mayor Hanson he is persuaded to offer himself as a rival candidate.
BfW Subtitled
The Cold War. Carlton'sego takes a battering after his girlfriend dumps him, but Will wastes no time in dating her.
On the virtual reality game show, two members of the Arsenal ladies' football squad challenge Olympic fencers
Fiona Mclntosh and Kirk Zavieh. i DirectorBobWild; Producer Mark Wells j A Broadsword production for BBCtv
Claymation chaos with the accident-prone Augusta.
Acts of Violence. Before the war many rape victims were locked up in mental hospitals or put away in homes. Women who attempted suicide to avoid attack by their husbands were imprisoned. Tonight, many of these women speak out. Producer Steve Humphries
Executive producer Sam Organ A Domino production for BBCtv
Rpt Subtitled 3
L Is for Loved Ones. A shrine to a pink poodle is among this week's curiosities.
Producer Neil Crombie
Executive producer Edward Mirzoeff An XYTV production for BBCtv
Charming contemporary tale set in Australia, starring Jean-Pierre Cassel Deborra-Lee Furness
Pretty young Valma, broke and yearning for motherhood, decides that her indolent lover, Joe, could make a little cash by offering himself as a "husband" through a shady marriage broker.
Director Ben Lewin
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With Jeremy Paxman.
John Updike talks to Ian McEwan about sex, religion, politics and his latest novel, Memories of the Ford Admin istration. Editor Janice Hadlow
Computer models can be an effective aid to diagnosis.
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