With signing.
A full report on yesterday's proceedings in the Commons, its committees, and the Lords.
Lesley Dunlop presents a programme investigating the English language. She discovers ways of improving writing techniques. Show more
Sowing in the month of February to prepare for a new season.
With signing and subtitles.
Stereo 91
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of Prime Minister's questions.
Presented by John Cole and lain Macwhirter.
Regional News; Weather
Daily nostalgia quiz hosted by Martyn Lewis. 1
Karen is taken aback by her teacher's actions. How will people react as Beth ventures out into the village again? In Welsh with English subtitles. Stereo 5
Word game.
Stereo 97
FILM Romantic adventure starring Clark Gable Jane Hoyt arrives in Hong
Kong determined to rescue her photographer husband, who has vanished in China.
Director Edward Dmytryk ( 1955)
FILM REVIEWS pages 45-49
The Phoenix
The Disposables
In Colombia, years of political and drug-related murders have created one of the most violent societies in the world.
Now a sinister new form of killing, called social cleansing, has begun. Beggars, thieves, homosexuals, prostitutes and street children - Colombia's "disposable people" -are preyed upon by death squads.
The murderers are usually hired by shopkeepers and businessmen who want to clean up the streets of what they consider unproductive human beings. In one instance, tramps were lured to a university campus and then slaughtered to provide body parts for medical students.
Emily Buchanan tracks down the victims and their killers.
Producer Giselle Portenier
EditorGlynn Jones
This week: an alternative to meatballs - turkey polpettes in soured cream. Also,
Californian wines have lost out with British wine drinkers but a tasting reveals some good buys; and three top London chefs take on the challenge of cooking breakfast for a regiment of hungry soldiers during night manoeuvres on Salisbury Plain.
Studio director Linda Nash
Producers Alison Field and Tim Hincte A Bazal production for BBCtv
MICHAEL BARRY page 18
American science fiction series. Deliver Us from Evil. 19 March 1966: Sam is overjoyed to return to the life of Jimmy La Matta , a retarded teenager with a loving family.
Followed by The Day Today MiniNews A preview of tomorrow's 9pm bulletin.
"My probation officer said she's glad I'm doing this instead of robbing and getting put away again," says Tony. He's a windscreen washer manning the lights just south of the Thames at Vauxhall Cross in London.
This programme observes the humour and aggression, the privations and rewards, of a year in the life of the "squeegies", who lie in wait of motorists at the traffic lights and clean their windscreens in the hope of a tip. Leah, who is 28, is "the Queen Bee of the crosses", but even she is not hardened to the rigours of the life. "If you're being nice and they're still rude it hurts you and makes it more difficult to have the will power to go on and ask other people," she says.
The film is also a frank picture of the street society that the squeegies live in, of which washing screens is just a part.
Director Paul Bernays
Series editor Paul Watson
Followed by Sarajevo - a Street under Siege
With Peter Snow.
A special programme from Scotland featuring a rare performance by the Scottish rock group, Cocteau Twins; a review of the new book of short stories by A L Kennedy; and veteran cellist Vedran Smailovic from Sarajevo. Presented by Sheena MacDonald.
Five more programmes about The
Global Environment
