6.15 Chemistry: Hidden Heavens 8610368 6.40 Maths: Calculating Pi 2330829 7.05 Children's Learning: Maths on the Street 7766875 7.30 Urban Development: Gainers and Losers 3890146 7.55 Politics, Patriotism and Authority in "Richard II" 4493392 8.20
Learning about Leadership
8.45 Learningfor All: A Community College Subtitled

With Philippa Forrester. Stereo
Herman the computer character hosts a game show with a difference.

Cartoon fun. Rpt

Jonny discovers he is to become an uncle. Mam and Dad have now revealed that Marilyn is expecting a baby.
Written by Valerie Georgeson , from a story byJoanEadington
lO.lOamRugrats
Cartoon fun with the group of babies who view the world at carpet-level. Stereo

It's the opening night of the school play, but will Andrew be able to take part?
Episode written by Margaret Simpson

False or True? - that's the decision young viewers have to make as they watch a fast-moving mix of fictional and factual film clips.

Telephone: for viewers playing at home, the numbers are [number removed](false), [number removed](true), (calls cost 20p max), rules from FOT, BBC Audiocall, [address removed]

The search begins to find the best young cook in Britain. With
John Leslie and Andrea Boardman. The first of nine heats is from Newcastle upon
Tyne. Stereo
Behind the scenes with budding chefs
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Music news and features including Duran Duran in New York and Scottish group Texas.

Animatedfun. Rpt

Introduced by Steve Rider.
Provisional Timetable:
12.35 Grand Prix
2.35 Hockey
3.10 Showjumping
5.00 Touring cars
5.30 Ice hockey
6.00 Formula 3 Motor Racing

Live coverage of the Belgian Grand Prix from Spa
Round 12 of the Formula 1 World Championship. With only four races to go after today, Alain Prost will be looking to strengthen his position at the top of the championship, but he will be pushed all the way by Williams team-mate Damon Hill who underlined his class with the first Grand Prix victory of his career in Hungary. (Highlights tonight at 7.50pm)
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Plus action from rounds 13 and 14 of the Auto-Trader RAC British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch, and round 12 of the British Formula 3 Championship at Pembrey in Wales.

Show Jumping
Silk Cut Derby from Hickstead. Coverage of this top event, with European Championship medallist Michael Whitaker aiming to become only the second rider to win the event three years in a row.
Commentary by Michael Tucker and Stephen Hadley.

Hockey
The final of the Women's Champions Trophy from Amsterdam.
With Nigel Starmer Smith and Mary Nevill.

Ice Hockey
Britain's quest to be at next year's Winter Olympics begins with this important qualifying match against Poland.
Commentary by Barry Davies and Paul Ferguson.
TV presentation show jumping Wendy Sheppard

This is Alan Freed.... and this is rock'n'roll. With these words the young hearts of New York beat fast as the celebrated radio disc jockey unleashes the popular sounds of the 50s. This film tells the story of Freed, who became one of the key figures in the development of rock 'n' roll. Director Floyd Mutrux (1978)
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Highlights of today's Belgian Grand Prix from Spa. Producer Mark Wilkin
Executive Producer Jim Reside

In November
I David Frost was unknown: a month later he was one of the most famous people in the country. That Was the Week That Was, the satire show that emptied the pubs on Saturday night, put him on fast track to TV celebrity. In
Kitty Muggeridge 's famous words, the preacher's son from
Beccles "rose without trace", and now for 30 years has been at the centre of British TV.
This first film in a three-part television biography, subtitled The Rise and Rise of David Frost , explores the early years of the Frost phenomenon, with contributions from TW3 producer Ned Sherrin , from Frost's writing partner
Christopher Booker , and from Sir Antony Jay ,
Richard Ingrams and Willie Rushton.
The second programme forms part of BBC2's One Day in the 60s tomorrow at 7.30pm. Producer John Bush

A Lecture by Rowan Atkinson In this spoof lecture, Rowan Atkinson demonstrates in a series of comic sketches how to be funny without saying a word. He shows how to use different parts of the human body for comic effect, the importance of mime, and the right and wrong way to create classic slapstick sequences. With clips from such masters of the genre as Buster Keaton , John Cleese ,
Steve Martin , Harry Langdon and Charlie Chaplin. Director David Hinton
Series producer Sarah Williams A Tiger production for BBCtv

Earlier today the winner of this year's Perrier Award was announced. With past winners including Emma Thompson, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Tony Slattery, Sean Hughes and Frank Skinner, it has become the fast track for comic success. Tonight Bruce Morton follows the judges watching the comic hopefuls, profiles the shortlist and presents the winner of this year's award.
Also, theatre director Robert Lepage is in Edinburgh with the Canadian Opera Company for the only British performances of his first opera productions, Bartok's Bluebeard's Castle and Schoenberg's Ewartung.
Producer Andrea Miller
Editor John Archer

Bruce Morton interviews the hopefuls in line for this year's Perrier comedy award. Plus Robert Lepage's productions of Bartok's Bluebeard's Castle and Schoenberg's Erwartung. Show more

Introduced by Alex Cox.
Face to Face
Sergio Sollima 's rarely seen allegorical western is shown here in its wide-screen format.
Brad Fletcher leaves his job as a history teacher and travels to the lawless south-west where he meets with bandit leader
"Beauregard" Bennett. An unlikely and violent partnership ensues. An Italian film with English dialogue.
With Gian Maria Volonte , Tomas Milian and William Berger.
(1967) Subtitled
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Moviedrome producer Nick Freand Jones