With signing.
Parliamentary update.
Focusing on the construction of Holland's flood control project, the Delta Plan.
With signing and subtitles.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of Prime Minister's questions.
Presented by John Cole and lain Macwhirter.
Regional News; Weather
Daily quiz.
A cunning Karen forces
Olwen into a corner. A newly determined Meira tries yet again to discover Llew's dark secret. In Welsh with English subtitles.
Word game.
(Sriown yesterday at 11.35pm on BBC1)
Thriller starring
Charlton Heston
A submarine runs aground after a collision. With limited oxygen supplies, the survivors have little hope of being rescued.
Director David Greene (1978)
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Enter the Dragon. With deadlock between Britain and China over Hong Kong, the Chinese leadership has repeated its threat to reclaim the territory before 1997. But as Brian Barron reports, China won't have to use force. Peking has already begun a covert takeover, undermining British rule in the final days of empire. Are Governor Patten's reforms too little, much too late? Producer Thea Guest
EditorGlynnJones
Antonio Carluccio continues his trip through Southern Italy in search of rabbits and mushrooms to make a rich stew.
Plus a guide to food processors, and a recipe for a fish mousse that can be eaten hot or cold.
With Chris Kelly. Michael Barry and Jilly Goolden. Studio director Linda Nash
Producers Alison Field and Tim Hincks A Bazal production for BBCtv
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American science fiction series.
Starring Scott Bakula Dean Stockwell
18June 1958: Sam leaps into the body of Leon Stiles , a murderer.
Heads and Tales
" Hair is really a means of communication," says dermatologist Dr David Fenton. "It no longer serves any vital function." This programme explores how our crowning glory, or lack of it, can prove a focus for fears and obsessions that would come as a shock to the average high-street barber.
Alex Campbell began to lose his hair at the age of 20. His solution, a hairpiece that must be removed and re-attached every six weeks, is painful and expensive, but "it's worth it". Meanwhile Bikram Singh is growing his in accordance with his Sikh religion, and has sadly discovered that this has intensified racist reactions. And while Rozmine Merchant is a Muslim who covers her hair,
Sarah Hannon earns her living from it in advertisments for Timotei shampoo.
Director Geoff Dunlop ; Series editor Paul Watson A Touch production for BBCtv
Followed by Sarajevo - a Street under Siege
With Kirsty Wark.
(Subtitled)
Arts and media magazine.
Action from the European Ice Skating Championships in Copenhagen. There are highlights from the compulsory dances, featuring
Olympic champions
Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean , and the pairs technical programme. Commentary by Alan Weeks and Barry Davies. Introduced by Sue Barker. Producer Alastair Scott
Executive producer Jim Reside
The second in this week's short season of US police movies.
Starring Gary Merrill
Following a series of violent crimes, Police Captain Danforth is put in charge of a crack-down in the most notorious area of a city. But the hoodlums decide to fight back. With Jan Sterling , Paula Raymond, Emile Meyer and Regis Toomey.
Director Joseph M Newman (1954)
(Detective Story, tomorrow at 12 midnight)
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