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Oceanography: Understanding the Oceans 4689728 8.45
Biology: Scalingthe Salt Barrier
With Philippa Forrester and Ratz.
Drawing game with Bill Tidy.
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Written by Valerie Georgeson , from a story by Margaret Stuart Barry
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Team quiz game.
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Episode wntten by Phil Redmond
Today: Newport children make a video.
Music news and features.
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Political review for the south east. With Michael Hastings.
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
A review of last week's programmes.
The Masters from Wembley Conference Centre. On the opening day,
Stephen Hendry defends his title against Darren Morgan. With Dougie Donnelly. A Grand Slam Sports production forBBCtv
The last programme in the series features the men's downhill from Germany, plus a preview of next week's
Olympic racing. With David Vine. JulianTutt.
Featuring Scotland v England, and Ireland v Wales.
Introduced by Chris Rea.
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
The Pierced Sky. In the wake of the South Seas explorers came whalers and timbermen to plunder the natural resources. Today there are signs of a revival in the fortunes of the people and wildlife of Polynesia. The last programme in this series explores how the islanders are reshaping paradise. Producers PeterCrawford and Mark Jacobs
Pensions
Encouraged by the government, millions of people are now contributing to personal pension plans. Tom Maddocks asks whether the insurance companies' hard-sell tactics make them fit to provide for the nation's future. Producer Michael Johnston
Editor Jane Eiiison
Having a baby is one of the most life-changing experiences we ever go through but, as all parents know, that's just the start of it. Five mothers and their partners, whose babies were born at the end of 1993, have undertaken to make a video diary of the first 12 months of family life and the results will be shown every month for the rest of the year.
This introductory programme entitled What Are You Hoping For? meets the characters about to embark on the rocky road of parenthood. Next week the cameras are turned on to the babies for the first monthly report.
A Goldwyn production for BBCtv
This week, a discussion of "faction", as the Hollywood film about the Guildford Four opens in the UK, including an interview with the director and stars. Plus a profile of film-maker
Ron Shelton , whose movie Bull Durham is shown at 10.20pm. Series prod ucerSaskia Baron
SerieseditorPaulKerr
A Space Odyssey. The last programme in the series on Sotheby's looks at the first sale of Russian space memorabilia. Director Roger Mills
Executive producer Amanda Theuntssen
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The Great Pyramid of Egypt is one of the world's oldest and most perplexing enigmas, but If writers Robert Bauval and Adrian
Gilbert are to be believed, it may be about to yield many of its secrets.
They claim that the 4,500-year-old pyramid, far from being simply a royal tomb, was an instrument of worship in the stellar cult of the fourth
Egyptian dynasty, and that the precision with which it was constructed was an attempt to re-create heaven on earth.
Presenter Emma Freud meets
Bauval and Gilbert, and talks to experts who have devoted years to the study of the pyramids. Executive producer John Blake
Producer Chris Mann
Unravelling the riddle of the Pharaohs
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Comedy drama, shown in conjunction with tonight's Moving
Pictures, starring Kevin Costner
Susan Sarandon
For Annie Savoy , baseball is a religion to which she devotes herself body and soul. Every season she selects a promising player on the Durham Bulls team to receive the benefit of her experience.
Director Ron Shelton (1988)
The Masters from Wembley.
