6.20 The State of the Art:
Children's Drawings
6.45 Exams: A Curious Kind of Ritual 6319460 7.10 Modem Art: Picasso's Guernica 6248625 7.35Artin
15th-Century Italy: Panel Painting
With signing.
A full report on yesterday's proceedings.
9.05 Techno
Exploring the world of aesthetics and design with a visit to the Design Museum in London
9.30 Square One: TV Maths
with Helen Lederer
9.45 Storytime: Brush and Chase
Brush is a fox and Chase is a foxhound who doesn't live up to his name
10.00 Thunderbirds in Hindi
10.05 Thinkabout Science: Thirsty Work
The way water is used by animals and plants
10.20 Search Out Science: Structures
What is a disaster? Tony Robinson finds out
10.40 Around Scotland: Landscapes
A visit to Loch Lomond
11.00 Words and Pictures
How do elephants keep cool?
11.15 English Time: Shock Horror
11.35 Ghostwriter: Get the Message: Part 2
12.05 Jeunes Francophones
Young people show how they are improving their local environment in Senegal, Quebec and south west France
12.25 TV6 - Culture and heritage
A look at the United Nation's commitments to preserving the world's culture and heritage for future generations, including a look at the restoration of the Buddhist monasteries of Mongolia
12.50 Teaching Today: Writing
1.20-1.40 Children's BBC
with Chris Jarvis
1.25 Fireman Sam
1.35 Stoppit and Tidyup
1.40 Zig Zag: The Vikings
2.00 News (Subtitled) and Weather; followed by Storytime
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
Live coverage of this afternoon's play in the Masters at Wembley
Conference Centre, with the remaining players each out to win a place in the quarter-finals. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.
2.15-4.00pm
4.00-6.00pm Including at
3.00 News and Weather Subtitled (news)
3.50 News and Weather Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
The landing party are stalked by a beautiful woman on a hostile planet. (Rpt)
Freedom
All of us want to be free - is it a dream? Reportage investigates how young people view freedom. Executive producer Rachel Pumell Series producer Nicola Moody
Babes In the Wood
The last in the current series of investigative sports programmes looks at how the sporting stars of the next century are being signed up before they even have a command of the alphabet. On the Line follows three budding superstars as they negotiate with sponsors, media and marketing people. How will this extra pressure affect the children's development?
Editor VyvSimson; Executive producer Tony Moss
Revealed: the RAF undertook secret missions over the Soviet Union long before the CIA's Gary Powers , a U2 spy-plane pilot, was shot down and put on trial in 1960. Revealed: a British pilot flew a U2 on sorties while on detachment to a unit working with the CIA in Turkey.
Revealed: more than 40 Allied aircraft were shot down in 20 years of an undeclared espionage war and the fate of 138 aircrew is still unknown.
Even though the files on many of these incidents remain classified, this programme uncovers many untold stories, listens to the British, American and Soviet points of view, and also hears from the relatives of missing airmen. It was a provocative and dangerous era - as one RAF navigator recalls: "We'd still got about 700 miles to go over the Ukraine when we suddenly came under rather intensive anti-aircraft fire."
Producer Paul Lashmar ; Editor Laurence Rees
Reflections on 20th-century American architecture.
Nicola Restaurant. Ann
Bergren, professor of architecture, dines out in Los
Angeles at one of the latest and most dynamic eating places in the USA, and finds not only good food but also great design. Director Lucy Blakstad ; Producer Ruth Rosenthal
By the Labour Party. With subtitles.
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
Is George Eliot's Middlemarch, currently a BBC classic serial, one of the world's greatest novels? Kevin Jackson invites leading writers and critics to weigh up the evidence.
Seize the Fire
A chance to record secondary school material. Tonight: four science programmes.
