6.45 General Relativity: An Isolated Fact
7.10 Water by the Volume
7.35 Materials: Engine Design
Parliamentary update.
Harry Carpenter and Sue
Barker review the third day.
Frank Capra comedy starring
Warren William
May Robson
A gangster and his hoodlums attempt to transform a fruit pedlar, Apple Annie , into a wealthy socialite for a day.
Director Frank Capra (1933)
SEE FILMS pages 67-72
Jimmy Mulville joins an Earthwatch conservation project deep in the heart of the Borneo jungle.
Animation.
Animation.
With the ladies' second round under way, there's a chance to assess the pretenders to Steffi Graf 's crown. Is this the year, at last, for Gabriella Sabatini ? Or will the Olympic champion
Jennifer Capriati find her touch on grass? Is
Martina Navratilova 's dream of a tenth title still alive? Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
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Further live coverage.
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As coverage of Wimbledon is live, subsequent programmes may run late.
Return of the campaigning holiday programme that keeps the consumers' interests at heart. The Travel Show investigates tour operators who are failing to give holidaymakers a fair deal and brings the latest travel news and holiday bargains.
This week includes a visit to Sicily where Carol Smillie checks out the upmarket resort of Taormina and ventures up Etna - the world's most active volcano. In a new series of Video Challenges, roving reporter Matthew Collins takes his camera to the ice fields of Alaska. And Paddy Haycocks visits the Cornish fishing village of St Ives and discovers why it's such an inspiration for artists. Presented by Penny Junor . Producer Helen Bullough
Series producer Rachel Hebditch TELEPHONE: ifyouhavea holiday horror story, phone the Travel Show Moanline on [number removed]. SEE PREVIEW page 11
Another chance to see the third series of comedy sketches written by and starring Stephen Fry Hugh Laurie
Tonight they turn up in a variety of guises - vicar, taxi driver, train spotter and policeman. And there's also a cameo appearance from
Nicholas Parsons. With
Kay Adshead and Morwenna Banks. Director/Producer Kevin Bishop
Documentary stories from unfamiliar cultures.
Dreams from the Forest
"I had a dream of a white man. It means disease."Jaka, Chief of the Mehinacu.
The 150 Mehinacu tribe live in a relatively traditional manner within the Xingu National Park, in central Brazil. But while their physical culture remains intact, protected by the boundaries of the park, the white man has invaded their dreams and subconscious. Dreams, rituals and myths are the everyday stuff of Mehinacu life, and through Jaka, a skilled storyteller, the film shows how the shock of the white man is transforming the inner life of the tribe. A rare eclipse of the moon provides a focus for understanding these psychological changes that lead to an unexpected resolution. Producer John-Paul Davidson Series editors Alan Bookbinder and Bill Hilary
The pick of the first 50 films from new directors.
Only the Names Have Been Changed to Protect the Animals
In Jim Doyle 's film, a Social
Services operative encounters some strange people - and their stranger pets.
Series producer Colin Rose
With Peter Snow.
The live, late-night magazine of the arts and media.
A look at alternative weekend viewing from the Open University with Howard Stableford.
(Rptd tomorrow at 11.40am)
A look at what training the Open University can offer.
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