Crime drama starring Donald Cook, Evalyn Knapp

FBI agent Dave Elliot goes undercover as he relentlessly pursues Public Enemy No l, JW Keaton. With Warren Hymer, Carrol Naish and Herbert Rawlinson.
Director Edward L Cahn (1935)
FILM REVIEWS pages 63-68

With signing.

Covering the Commons, Committees and the Lords.

9.00 Lernexpress

9.15 Italianissimo
Anna Mazzotti meets famous fashion designers.

9.30 France Panorama

9 45 Watch: Children in History: School
(Stereo)

10.00 Look and Read: Through the Dragon's Eye

10.20 Around Scotland: Children of Coal and Iron

10.40 Over the Moon: Healthy Bodies - healthy eating

10.55 Science Challenge
(Stereo)

11.15 English Express - factual writing

11.35 Seeing through Science: Satellites
(Stereo)

12.00 English File: Love Stories

12.30 Scene: Alyce in Wonderland
A comedy by Michael Wilson. (Stereo)

1.00 Short Circuit
(Stereo)

1.20-1.40 Children's BBC
with Chris Jarvis (Stereo)
1.20 Fingermouse
1.35 Crystal Tipps and Alistair

1.40 English Time: Writing for Television
(Stereo)

2.00 News (Subtitled) and Weather

followed by
Words and Pictures

Note: repeats are not indicated.

With Helen Rollason.
Snooker
Coverage of the semi-final of the UK Championship from the Guild Hall, Preston.
With commentary by Jack Karnehm , Clive Everton and Ray Edmonds.
Rugby Union
A preview of the 17th international between
England and New Zealand at Twickenham tomorrow.
ProducerSharonLence
Editor Mark Wilkin
Including at 3.00
News Subtitled and Weather

Regional News; Weather

Key frames from the first session of the semi-final.
Introduced by David Vine.

The Angels are in danger.

See This Week page 18

Illya is taken prisoner by a renegade professor in Africa.

Another episode in the lives of six students sharing a house.
(Revised repeat next Sunday)

In their search for solutions to
Britain's F 50 billion budget deficit, six volunteers from
Bristol travel to Blackpool for the Conservative Party Conference.
( the Red continues tomorrow)

Home Secretary Michael Howard says prison works and that more offenders should receive custodial sentences. But many in the prison service fear that it is a recipe for unrest. Su Pennington reports from one of Britain's most hard pressed prisons.

Harry Dodson, head gardener, and Ruth Mott, cook, relive the kitchen front of the Second World War. Ruth makes brawn from half a pig's head and Harry tries to increase his potato yield.
Geoff Hamilton page 28

In the fiercely competitive world of Formula 1 there has to be mutual respect between driver and mechanics. "They are the ones that in the end put this thing together, so they have the ability to create and innovate... they are all racers," says Ayrton Senna of his mechanics.
The third programme of the series charting a season in the Grand Prix life of the McLaren motor racing team examines this pit lane and garage relationship. "I like to work with a guy that will race to come first, whether he's got a good car or a mediocre car," is mechanic Dave Crabtree's view of Senna.
The programme shows how the team rebuilt Senna's car in an astonishing two hours for him to triumph in Monaco and their disappointment in France, despite having both cars finish in the points.

A John Gau production for BBCtv

Guests Jimmy Tarbuck and Vitali Vitaliev, columnist for The European, join regulars Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. Angus Deayton is in the chair.

A Hat Trick production for BBCtv

Presented by Sue Cameron.

Satirical comedy which goes behind the scenes of a late-night US talk show.
Starring Garry Shandling
While Arthur recuperates from surgery, his substitute producer makes moves on the show which betray disturbing signs of changing the format.

Coverage of the first session of the second semi-final of the UK
Championship from the Guild Hall, Preston. Introduced by David Vine.