6.45 Maths: Differential Equations
7.10 Probability and Statistics
7.35 Maths: Inverse Functions
Parliamentary update.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
Celebrations in Rouen.
Today: the wine crisis.
Experiments from Take Nobody's Word for It.
BBC Book: Take Nobody's Word for It, £3.99, available from bookshops.
Finding out about fossils and skeletons. (Stereo)
Spuggy and Janie find proof of Baz's criminal activities.
Modern technology.
Writing a pop song. (Stereo)
Spanish for beginners.
Wet or fine, what does Salamanca offer visitors?
From radio to x-rays. (Stereo)
Christine Edzard's film version of Shakespeare's As You Like It throws new light on the play.
A Double Exposure production for BBCtv
In 1957, a black American teenager in an all-white school suffers racial bigotry and discrimination. (Stereo)
Are sports shoes overpriced? (Stereo)
Puppet fun.
Animation.
How the media portrays young people. (Stereo)
Featuring elephants and the letter "e". (Stereo)
A preview of OU programmes. (Shown yesterday at 12midnigh
Introduced by Helen Rollason
Figure Skating
Action from the World
Championships in Prague. In the men's free programme
Dimitri Dimitrenko aims to add to the European gold he won in Helsinki in January.
Plus coverage of the women's technical programme featuring European champion Surya Bonaly of France.
Indoor Athletics
The opening session of the World Championships from
Toronto with the first rounds of the men's and women's 60m and the men's 800m.
Football
Focusing on last weekend's
FA Cup Sixth Round ties. The teams were battling for a place in the semi-finals of the competition.
Producer Sharon Lence
Editor Paul Armstrong
Including at 3.00pm
News (Subtitled) and Weather and at 3.50pm
News (Subtitled) and Weather and Regional News; Weather
Including a test of Aston Martin 's new V8 turbo.
CAR LINES: new car test details phone 089 1-[number removed]. Second-hand car
Information 0[number removed]. Calls cost 36p per minute cheap rate. 48p other times.
Classic 1960s puppet series. A n Echo of Danger. The crew faces a charge of negligence.
Spy drama from the 60s.
THRUSH has stolen samples of a famous woman scientist's secret drug.
With Alastair Campbell , formerly of The Daily Mirror.
AGranada production for BBCtv
Crisis County. Teachers are losing their jobs, the police are overstretched and the roads remain unmended. As councils around the country face the worst expenditure cuts in recent years, Mike Baker visits the county of Gloucestershire to assess the damage. Producer Sam Collyns
Editor Peter Horrocks
In the final part of his look at colour, Stephen Lacey considers some daring combinations. And
Geoff Hamilton sniffs out aromatic herbs, Costa Rican orchids and a Barnsdale winner, with the help of his Red Nose.
Series producer Laurence Vulliamy Executive producer Tony Laryea
A Catalyst TV production for BBCtv
SEE PREVIEW page 13
The comedy bounces over from BBCl for the choicest entertainment you'll find anywhere - well, anywhere between 9.00 and 9.30.
ZhangYimou
One of China's most successful film directors, Zhang Yimou , talks about his life, his work, and his views on China. The stunning photography and quintessential "Chineseness" of his films - from Red Sorghum, Judou and Raise the Red
Lantern to the forthcoming The Story ofQiuJu - have won him enormous acclaim in the west, and yet have been met with harsh censorship in China. Director Chnstopher Bruce
Series editors Nigel Finch. Anthony Wall
With Sue Cameron.
Continuing the 11-part German saga first shown in 1986. 8: The American. In the summer of 1946 a black limousine arrives in Schabbach.
Paul Simon has arrived from
America, but will he stay? In
German with English subtitles.
Director Edgar Reitz
0 SEE FILMS pages 41-44
