6.45 The Aggregate Demand and Supply Model 4230982 7.10 Architecture in 15th-Century
Florence 3731920 7.35 Poetry: Language and History
Parliamentary update.
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
Asian writer Gurmeet Mattu and Scots folk group Runrig talk about being able to speak two languages.
An appeal for people imprisoned for their beliefs.
Is a live performance still possible in a recording studio?
Series for infants. Baxter grows vegetables.
Designing a garden.
The forces at work when you spin.
A chance to air your views.
Write to: Q and A, [address removed].
A hill farm is contrasted with an arable farm.
Children's playground games.
How does a film company's PR department attract audiences?
When a primary school is "BBC Choir of the Year", something has to be going right!
Teenagers talk about crying and death.
A series of strange lethal viruses has emerged since the Second World War.
Developing education-industry links back at school.
Nature series for young children.
Animation.
Cartoon adventure.
Will the song of the Sirens lure Odysseus to a watery grave?
Followed by You and Me
How the universe began.
Patrick Moore discusses the latest findings.
Rural issues with John Craven.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Westminster Live
Live coverage of Parliament and its select committees.
With lain Macwhirter.
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Further live coverage of the second day's card.
4.05 Queen Mother Champion Steeplechase (2m).
With signing and subtitles.
An autumn woodland fantasy.
The story of scientists' ten-year struggle to fulfil President Reagan's dream, even when it challenged the laws of physics and engineering.
The cult 1960s series, starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy
Kirk must pay a terrible price to save a planet from the lethal power of invading aliens.
With violence in the classroom, record truancy and widespread graduate unemployment,
Reportage examines why the education system is failing. Series producer Jane Knowles Executive producer Tony Moss
Mother of the Megacities. By the year 2000 over half the human population will have left the land and moved into towns.
There will be 26 megacities with over 10 million people living in each. Cairo is one such megacity. It ought to be hell on earth - but it's not. The population grows by a thousand a day, but no one lives on the streets. Is this success unique to Cairo or are there lessons for the rest of the world as we enter a concrete future?
Producer Andrea Brown
Series editor Amanda Theunissen
Bohumil Hrabal. An affectionate profile of the man considered by many to be Czechoslovakia's greatest living writer. Now aged 78 and in poor health, Hrabal first became famous in the west through the Oscar-winning film Closely Observed Trains. In tonight's film Hrabal and his close collaborator, director Jiri Menzel , reveal the gentle humour, melancholy sensuousness and frustrated eroticism at the heart of his world.
Producer Patrick Cazals
Series editor Nigel Williams
Dr Pierce and Mr Hyde
Hawkeye decides to donate a toilet to North Korea.
Final part of Jane Rogers 's period drama, starring Jonathan Pryce
Martha's Story. Martha enters prophet John Wroe 's household able to see, hear and feel very little. For 15 years she has lived on her father's farm, treated as an animal. But Martha is a survivor and a sensitive and silent witness to the secrets of the other virgins' lives.
Producer John Chapman ; Director Danny Boyle
By Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown.
With Francine Stock.
How has everyday life changed in the UK since 1945?
Teaching Today. Health
Education.
