6.45 Maths Methods: Projectiles 4928672 7.10Maths:ThePoisson Process 6482059 7.35 Maths: Area Games
A full report on yesterday's proceedings in the Commons and the Lords - and on the committee corridor.
(Note: repeats are not indicated.)
Michael's plans for expansion backfire.
A series to help you hone your language skills for greater success at work.
Introducing yourself, assessing your own abilities and preparing for an interview.
Support Material: for help with basic skills and/or the Inside English book (price £4.95), ring free on [number removed].
In the first of eight programmes, Maggie Philbin demonstrates the best ways to help young children with reading and writing.
Booklet: send a large sae (28p stamp) to [address removed].
Join Glob the talking globe on a trail around Edinburgh. (Stereo)
First in a three-part series for 8- to 11-year-olds on growing up and puberty.
A number of sequences for use with young people in collective acts of worship.
Nick Ross reports on survival in the Sahel region of Burkina Faso, which is gradually turning into a desert.
11.00am Ghostwriter: Ghost Story
In part 1 of a five-part adventure, Jamal's computer answers back. (Stereo)
The story of star-crossed lovers.
The first of three literary genres: travel writing.
A series of programmes to mark 25 years of Scene drama begins with Buddy, a five-part adaptation of the book by Nigel Hinton. Roger Daltrey stars as Terry, a small-time criminal whose troubled son Buddy is named after his idol. (Stereo)
Keeping in the swim and life-saving with Nick Gillingham.
It's a windy day and a tree has blocked the road.
Animation.
Tips on making a report for the Q and A programme.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Words and Pictures
A preview of the weekend's OU programmes.
Coverage of the semi-finals of the Embassy World
Championship from the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, plus the result of Shot of the Championship. With David Vine and Dougie Donnelly.
Including
3.00pm News and Weather Subtitled (news) and at
3.50pm News and Weather Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Presented by Peter Bradshaw of the Evening Standard.
A Granada production for BBCtv
Hostage to Fortune. As security becomes more sophisticated, thieves are increasingly taking employees hostage as a way of gaining access to highly protected buildings. Peter Marshall investigates this worrying trend and looks at the measures being taken to counter the threat to staff working in banks, building societies and other vulnerable businesses. "The banks recognise that staff are in the front line against crime and they're taking measures to counter the problem," he says. The programme hears from victims of hostage kidnapping, including a travel agency manager who was taken at gunpoint and told his girlfriend would suffer if he didn't hand over the keys to his shop. Producer Lucy Hillman
Editor Peter Horrocks
David Vine introduces the third of four sessions in tonight's semi-final.
David Vine completes today's semi-finals story.
