6.45 Science: Energy
7.10 Biology: Building in Cells
6206631 7.35 Physics: Which Way to Turn?
Jeremy Clarkson test drives the new Japanese micro cars.
Dame Flora Robson talks to
Joanna Lumley.
Melodrama starring Lawrence Tierney.
When divorcee Helen Trent encounters a killer, a strange liaison begins.
Romance starring
Joan Fontaine
Joseph Cotten
Listed as dead in a plane crash, a couple seize the chance to start a new life together.
Director William Dieterle
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The interior of Syon House in west London. Rpt
Chris Serle attempts to be a press photographer.
Cartoon. Rpt Stereo
Cartoon. Rpt
The history of the old-fashioned rose. Rpt
Subtitled (news)
Winter Visitors from the Siberian Taiga
Every year, birds arrive in Finland from the forests of the SiberianTaiga.
With signing and subtitles.
Subtitled (news)
Golf
The Masters 1992. American
Fred Couples won the Green
Jacket from the British in - can it be won back this year? Coverage of the 1993 Masters begins Thursday 11.05pm, BBCl. With Steve Rider.
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Writer W Somerset
Maugham introduces dramatisations of three of his short stories.
The Ant and the Grasshopper Tom , the black sheep of the family, is always inventing ways to sponge off his brother.
Winter Cruise
A garrulous spinster drives the crew of a cargo cruise ship to distraction.
Gigolo and Gigolette
About to dive into a pool of flames, cabaret artist Stella begins to lose her nerve.
Directors Pat Jackson. Anthony Pelissier
Harold French B/W (More stories on Good Friday. 10.35am)
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Including reviews of Steve Martin 's Leap of Faith and the controversial Body of Evidence.
Spoof western starring Bob Hope
Junior, the son of an infamous
Indian fighter, goes west to claim the inheritance his father left him.
Director Frank Tashlin
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Five daily programmes for Holy Week looking at the Passion story through art. The Last Supper. There have been many portrayals of this event and yet the scene has become synonymous with one version - Leonardo's. What has been overlooked in the beauty and diversity of other artists' interpretations? Director Terry Braun
Producers Richard Curson Smith and Linda Zuck
An Illuminations production for BBCtv
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Warnock's Children. Following her 1978 report on education for schoolchildren with special needs, Baroness Warnock visits schools in Birmingham and Oxfordshire to examine the current situation. One in five of all children have special educational needs, yet are failing to get the extra help they need. What should schools and government be doing to enable these children to succeed? Producer Mary Sprent
Series exploring the wildlife of the English Channel.
Life on the Edge. The dramatic nature of Channel cliffs is revealed as a lost world, created by huge landslips and flower-filled gullies, and home to the largest seabird colony on the south coast. Among the jostling guillemots and gulls, patrolling peregrines provide breathtaking views of these impressive frontiers between land and sea.
Series producer Andrew Cooper
An AC Wildlife production for BBCtv
Offbeat American science-fiction series starring Scott Bakula Dean Stockwell
Permanent Wave. Sam becomes a hairstylist to protect a boy who has witnessed a shooting.
Documentary series focusing primarily on Britain today. Limehouse Doctor.
David Widgery , doctor, author and committed socialist, worked as a general practitioner in London's East End for 20 years. Started before his tragic death last October, this film follows his day-to-day work at the Gill Street Health Centre in Limehouse on the edge of Docklands. It reveals him as a forceful defender of the NHS and of people's right to health care, decent housing and education, and is shown as a tribute to this charismatic man's commitment to his patients. Director Diane Tammes
Series editor Paul Watson
With Jeremy Paxman.
The arts and media magazine.
The magazine programme looks at computers.
