With signing.
Parliamentary update.
9.00 The Geography Collection
9.25 Standard Grade English
9.45 Numbertime
10.00 Thunderbirds in Hindi
10.05 Seeing through Science
(Stereo)
10.30 Ghostwriter
11.00 Q and A
11.10 Landmarks
11.30 Diez Temas
11.45 History File
12.05 The Geography Programme
12.25 Lifeschool
12.50 Business Matters
(Subtitled)
1.20-1.40 Children's BBC with Chris Jarvis
(Stereo)
1.20 Fiddley Foodle Bird
(Stereo)
1.30 Johnson and Friends
(Stereo)
1.40 Music Time
(Stereo)
2.00 News (Subtitled) and Weather
followed by Numbertime
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
Today: scalds - how to spot the dangers from a child's point of view. With
Anneka Rice. VIDEOPACK INFORMATION: contact
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Citizens' rights magazine.
Today's programme comes from Norwich, and includes reports on an idea to help victims of fires, and a campaign for better wages for farm labourers.
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Subtitled (news)
Followed by Westminster Live
Iain Macwhirter and John Cole present live coverage from the House of Commons, with Prime Minister's Questions.
Regional News; Weather
Daily quiz.
Welsh drama with English subtitles. As the villagers gather to show their support for Denzil and his family, a couple of familiar faces are missing. Moira voices her concerns about Gina.
Word game.
A look at the dramatic and dangerous Danjiri Festival in Japan. The Danjiri are elaborate wooden floats, each weighing four tons and costing millions of dollars. Twenty are raced through the twisting, narrow streets of Kishiwada pulled by teams of 500 men.
Western starring James Stewart
Robert Ryan
A civil war veteran is on the trail of killer Ben Vandergroat , determined to claim the $5,000 reward for him.
Director Anthony Mann (1953)
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Current affairs programme for London and the south east.
Editor Mike Flood Page REGIONAL PROGRAMME: see variations below
nThe first in a series debating, celebrating and questioning the latest thinking in science.
Tonight's programme asks whether the Big Bang was nothing more than a whimper. And England cricketer
Mark Ramprakash , is put through his paces to look at the complicated mathematical equations that enable cricketers to catch a ball.
Executive producer Alex Graham
Series editor Sara Ramsden
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Series exploring the origins of the rose. This week, Roger Phillips follows the Route Napoleon to discover how Bonaparte's mistress,
Josephine, ensured that the French rose would dominate the rose world for over years. With Martyn Rix.
More pithy wit from
Liverpool's Mr Mirth.
Featuring Jean Marsh , Peter O'Brien and John Sparkes.
Director Me tin Huseyin: Producer Alan Nixon
Andrew Duncan interview with Alexei Sayle
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Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
Jeremy Isaacs interviews American novelist
Joseph Heller.
Concluding the short season of early films by Ingmar Bergman
A sailor falls in love with a girl he rescues.
In Swedish with English subtitles. With Nine-Christine Jonsson.
(1948) B/W
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