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Maths: Confidence 5809954 7.35 Maths: Calculus
Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 am Movable Feasts
The team are invited to a barmitzvah party.
Language skills for greater success at work.
The language that helps you make up your mind.
Support Material: for help with basic skills and/or the Inside English book (price £4.95), ring free on [number removed].
In the fifth of eight programmes, Maggie Philbin gives practical guidance on how parents can play a part in helping their children become confident readers.
BOOKLET: send a large sae (28p stamp) to [address removed]
Summer is here, and so are flowers, sheep-shearing, bees and trees.
The environmental disaster of the shrinking Aral Sea in the former Soviet Union.
Hope. Sequences for use with young people in collective acts of worship.
Nigeria's mixed fortunes following the discovery of oil in the Niger Delta.
Ghost Story (part 5). The team crack the THABTO mystery. With in vision sign language.
Hamlet. Shakespeare's tragedy in animated form.
A look at the work of television playwrights David Leland and AlanBleasdale.
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Final part of the adaptation of Nigel Hinton 's book Buddy. Everyday. Buddy goes to ground before finally facing up to the consequences of his plan.
Get Moving! How regular movement contributes to good sport.
Animation.
The Queen makes a stew.
How to make a video report for the Q and A series.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Words and Pictures
A preview of the weekend's OU programmes.
Live coverage of the Volvo PGA Championship from
Wentworth. Europe's big five - former US Masters champions Nick Faldo ,
Severiano Ballesteros , Sandy Lyle and Ian Woosnam and current champion Bernhard Langer - lead the field. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley ,
Alex Hay , Clive Clark and Mike Hughesdon. With Steve Rider. Executive producer John Shrewsbury
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3.00pm News and Weather Subtitled (news) and at
3.50pm News and Weather Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Comedy set in a big top, starring Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
After their discharge from the army, Pete Nelson and Jerry Hotchkiss join the circus - Peter as an odd-job man and Jerry as assistant lion-tamer.
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Michael Leapman of The
Independentcasts a satirical eye over the week's press.
A Granada production for BBCtv
Hundreds of critically ill children are being put at risk because, critics say, the NHS can offer only second-best care. Many children are treated in adult units by staff without appropriate training, while doctors at some specialist centres say their work is under threat. Niall Dickson reports. Producer Peter Lovering
Editor Peter Horrocks
For a close-up view of the best gardens, plants and personalities at the Chelsea Flower Show join Geoff Hamilton , Liz Rigbey and Nick Wray at the gardening event of the year. Series producer Laurence Vulliamy Executive producer Tony Laryea
A Catalyst TV production for BBCtv
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The final part of this offbeat history of measurement.
Temperature. Take a trip up the temperature scale from the coldest place in the universe to the hottest.
Meet a man who wants to be frozen when he dies and a woman who reports to the Met Office from her lighthouse. Plus reports on why 0°C equals
32°F, and the "gringo killers" - the hottest chillies in the world.
With actor Justin Case as Mr Measurement.
Producer Bryn Higgins
Series producer Ian Duncan
A Windfall production for BBCtv
Foreign correspondent John Simpson and Alan Coren join Ian Hislop and Paul Merton in the current-affairs comedy quiz for an irreverent look at the week's news stories. With Angus Deayton. Producer Colin Swash
A Hat Trick production for BBCtv
With Peter Snow.
First of a three-part play by Edward Bond, his first for television: a meditation on murder, guilt and redemption starring Bernard Hill
"Bond is one of Britain's greatest playwrights, living or dead," says Hill of the author of Saved and The Sea. "Every new play is a landmark."
Daughters normally talk to their fathers. Fathers don't normally murder their daughters. But nothing is what it seems.
Part 2 can be seen tomorrow and the final part on Sunday.
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