John FitzMaurice Mills restores miniatures.
A documentary film about gifted children and some of the problems they face.
9.00 Lernexpress
A day in the life of a German school.
9.15 Italianissimo
Commuting by train in Italy.
9.30 Inside English: using technical language
9.45 Watch - autumn (Stereo)
10.00 Look and Read - Through the Dragon's Eye
10.20 Around Scotland - the long-term effects of the clearances
10.40 Over the Moon - safety in the home
10.55 Science Challenge - exploring sound
11.15 English Express - story writing
11.35 Seeing through Science - the problem with pests (Stereo)
12.00 English File - New Approaches
Drama. (Stereo)
12.30 Scene - senile dementia (Stereo)
1.00 Short Circuit - forensic science (Stereo)
1.20 Fingermouse
1.35 Dilly the Dinosaur
1.40 English Time - grammar
2.00 News (Subtitied) and Weather
followed by Words and Pictures
Note: repeats are not indicated.
With Helen Rollason.
Golf
Coverage of the Alfred
DunhiU Cup from St Andrews. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley , Alex Hay , Clive Clark , Mike Hughesdon and Dougie Donnelly.
Rugby League
A look ahead to tomorrow's first Test between Great
Britain and New Zealand at Wembley. This is the first international to be played between the countries at the Twin Towers and the first in this season's three-Test series.
Football
A review of this week's vital World Cup qualifiers including reflections on England's match with Holland in Rotterdam, and Wales's game with Cyprus in Cardiff. Producer Mark Wilkin Editor Paul Armstrong
Including at 3.00
News Subtitled and Weather
And at 3.50
News Subtitled and Weather Regional News; Weather
Sales of Mercedes-Benz cars are falling. This week Jeremy Clarkson sees if the new C-class Mercedes has got what it takes to reverse the trend. Plus, optional extras such as leather upholstery can add thousands of pounds to the cost of a new car. But how much do they fetch when the car's second hand? Quentin Willson investigates. Producer Jon Bentley
Executive producer Dennis Adams
The Mysterons have taken control of a transporter carrying a nuclear device.
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Napoleon and Illya are assigned to protect a statesman.
After being a fly on the wall at Sylvania Waters prepare yourself for
Manchester.
It's a new college term, and as six students from different backgrounds, studying different courses, move In under the same roof so does a camera team. Compatibility cannot be guaranteed, nor can agreement as to who should do the washing-up, as we watch them settling In for the autumn. Simon Is studying politics, Emma advertising and Karen art history. Matthew's speciality Is audio systems, Daniel geography and Spider Is studying Russian and Italian.
This cocktail of personalities
Is thrown together In a "living soap", showing weekly during term time for the next year. Producer Brtan Hill
Series producer Spencer Campbell
Sue Arnold meets the students
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With freelance journalist Mitchell Symons.
A Granada production for BBCtv
The Gangmasters
Fresh food in the supermarket is provided at the expense of poorly paid workers in Britain's fields. John McGhie examines their feudal conditions and the gangmasters who exploit them. Producer Lucy Hillman
Editor Peter Horrocks
To pay for the upkeep of the large gardens they have inherited, some families are compelled to open them to the public. Three generations of women have made Kiftsgate
Court in Gloucestershire one of the most frequently visited gardens in England, while plantswoman Esther Merton 's garden at Burghfield near
Reading in Berkshire is also popular with coach parties. Director Ann Lallc
Producers Penny Forster and Ann Lalic A PM Pictures production for BBCtv
The series that looks behind the scenes of the fashion world. You are what you wear - from haute couture to high street to street cred, personal identity can be bought off the peg in the form of fads, trends, looks and national styles. From Ralph Lauren 's preppy look for the upwardly mobile to Chanel's interlocking Cs, insignia to the shiny set, and Californian
Shawn Stussy 's in-crowd surf and skate-wear, these
"uniforms" can create a variety of new images.
Directors/Producers Gina and Jeremy Newson A Freelance Film Partners production for BBCtv
Enrico Pascanini invites you to his imaginary opera house to hear two more of his favourite pieces: the sextet Questo eun nodo avviluppato from
Rossini's La Cenerentola directed by Stephen Palmer , and Aufond du Temple Saint from Bizet's The Pearl Fishers sung by Nicolai Gedda and Ernest Blanc and directed by Jimmy T Murakami.
Producers Sarah, Sue and Tess Mallinson
In 1978 a man was sent to prison for a murder he did not commit - or did he? KYTV investigates this grisly affair as part of its season of "criminal" broadcasts.
Wntten by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins Director John Stroud Producer Jamie Rlx
Presented by Peter Snow.
Last of the series in which poets give their own interpretation of the day's news. Stereo
Last in the series of recordings from the Brecon Jazz festival, featuring the Wynton Marsalis Group and New Orleans pianist Marcus Roberts.
Biographical drama directed by Clint Eastwood and starring
Forest Whitaker
Diane Venora
The story of legendary saxophonist Charlie "Yardbird" Parker - a self-destructive genius whose off-stage demons led him into a life of infidelity, alcoholism and drug addiction.
