6.45 Magnetic Earth 4263210 7.10 Biology: Organelles and Origins
3844448 7.35 Geology: Mapping in the Yorkshire Dales

Parliamentary update.

Note: repeats are not indicated.
Eyes in the Skies. A team of young engineers builds and launches a new satellite.

A day in the life of a freelance photographer, and of construction planners at work on a building site.

Spike wants Cosmo's hat, but it won't fit.
An SFTV production for BBCtv

Mr Boom finds out about train journeys, helped by storyteller Ann-Louise Ross.

Geordie Racer. The police need more information before they arrest Baz and Victor.

Maths is the key to a life-or-death decision for
Richard Branson and Per Lindstrand, in their hot-air balloon.

Dinosaurs. Ellis discovers that all sorts of creatures hatch out of eggs.

Professionals at The Beano show how a Dennis the Menace story comes to life.

Laura challenges the children to get a message across the island, but the message gets a little scrambled in the process.

The children compose music for the musical Lost and Found.

The Perils of Lady Penelope
(part 9). In Hindi.

Your views on schools television.

A look at how Zimbabwe's contemporary music scene reflects the country's social and historical background.

Helping Children with Reading Difficulties. 2: What can be done to help a child become an independent reader?

Cartoon. When Michael falls asleep, his toys come to life.

Cartoon.

Animation.

Community Understanding Programmes designed to stimulate classroom discussion. A Trio production for BBCtv

Followed by You and Me

A visit to Dodington, near
Bristol, one of the magnificent mansions created by the architect James Wyatt.

Live coverage in full of Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont 's Budget speech from the House of Commons. David Dimbleby introduces his 15th Budget programme for the BBC, with in-depth analysis from Peter Jay , BBC Economics Editor, and Peter Snow with projections of what the Budget means to members of the public. Plus first-hand views from the Chancellor's colleagues and Opposition MPs at Westminster, and reaction from City economists. Director Rob Hopkin
Editor David Dickinson

Western starring William Holden
Eleanor Parker
Though surrounded by a hostile desert and belligerent Mescalero Indians, the Confederate prisoners of Fort Bravo are most in fear of their cruel jailer, Captain Roper.
Director John Sturges
SEE FILMS pages 47-52

Coeur de Secours, directed by PiotKamler.

Reports on foreign affairs. Globo - the Power of Soap
When President Collor of Brazil resigned, accused of corruption, the news was pushed out of the headlines by the murder of the female star of Body and Soul, a torrid TV soap opera. The stories had a link - the boss of the all-pervasive media empire Globo, who make the soap, was a supporter of the President. Hugh O'Shaughnessy investigates the empire and new attempts to limit its power. Producer Dinah Lord
Editor John Morrison

First of seven programmes that explore the wildlife of the English Channel, with film-maker Andrew Cooper. One of the busiest seaways in the world, surprisingly the Channel has a natural history as spectacular as any exotic shore, with its share of subtropical flowers and giant sharks.
Beyond Tide's Reach. A stranded whale, a lost turtle, and an ancient forest feature in this first programme, which focuses on strandlines and dunes.
Editor Justin Smith
An AC Wildlife production for BBCtv
SEE PREVIEW page 11

Offbeat American science-fiction series starring Scott Bakula Dean Stockwell
Play Ball. Sam leaps into the body of Doc Fuller , a minor league baseball player.

First of a two-part special on the shortage of human organs for transplant.
Will TheyRingTonight?With. fewer young people being killed in road accidents today, one unforeseen consequence is that fewer human organs are donated and, as a result, there is more competition for those that do become available. This film follows four young people who need new hearts or lungs to survive. All await the call from Papworth Hospital's transplant unit.
Directors Colin Luke and Leanne Pooley Series editor Paul Watson
A Mosaic Pictures production for BBCtv

A Budget statement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Norman Lamont.

With Jeremy Paxman.

The arts and media magazine.

Pollution is a serious threat to
Jamaica's coral reefs.

Teaching Today. Teachers into Business and Industry