6.45 Animal Physiology: a Natural Approach
7.10 Ecology: Seals
7.35 Rabbits and Chalk Grasslands
With signing.
A full report on yesterday's proceedings in the Commons, its committees, and the Lords.
9.00 Lernexpress 2
9.15 France Means Business: Wide-screen Europe
9.45 Watch: Natural History - Spring
10.00 Look and Read: Earth Warp
10.20 Around Scotland: Landscapes - Lifestyle
10.40 Over the Moon: Environment
10.55 Science Challenge
11.15 English Express: Language Skills
11.35 Seeing through Science
(Stereo)
12.00 English File: Texts in Time
12.30pm Scene: Dear Life
written by Sue Glover.
1.00 Short Circuit
1.20-1.40 Children's BBC with Chris Jarvis
(Stereo)
1.20 Charlie Chalk
1.35 Bump
1.40 English Time: Shock Horror
2.00 News Subtitled and Weather
followed by Words and Pictures
Note: repeats are not indicated.
Pre 20th century and contemporary texts are analysed for GCSE English. Three poems are unravelled - 'Not Waving but Drowning', 'My Last Duchess' & 'Sonnet'.
Highlights from the weekend's Open University programmes.
(Shown yesterday at midnight)
With Dougie Donnelly.
Snooker
Coverage of the quarter-final of the Masters from Wembley Conference Centre in London. This afternoon's action could feature an intriguing clash between world No 2 John Parrott and 18-year-old UK champion Ronnie O'Sullivan - considered to be the sensation of the season.
Winter Olympics
The latest news from Lillehammer, Norway, where the opening ceremony of the 17th Olympic Winter Games takes place tomorrow.
Including at 3.00 News (Subtitled) and Weather
Regional News; Weather
Further coverage of the quarter-final.
Angels Destiny and Symphony become fashion models and Captain Scarlet poses as a PR man in order to protect a top fashion designer.
In search of a spy novelist, Napoleon and Illya find themselves in a sinister house in the Midwest.
It's nearly St Valentine's Day, but sex rather than romance is on the minds of the six Manchester students.
(Revised repeat next Sunday)
The last in this series.
At the Jersey Autumn Show Ruth Langsford finds 40 different varieties of apple and meets an 85-year-old woman with breathtaking orchids in her greenhouse and a note in her wallet which says "If I am knocked down by a bus, my orchids require attention." Producer Jonathan Wright Miller Executive producer Hugh Scully A Fine Art production for BBCtv
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Steve Rider and Sue Barker, who will be hosting the BBC's coverage of the 17th Olympic Winter Games in Lillehammer, Norway, take an early look at the venues where the drama will unfold over the next 16 days. Some of the great moments from past games and previews of key events will set the scene. Torvill and Dean, Olympic champions in 1984, have returned from the professional ice dance circuit to make their bid for a second gold. They carry the main British hopes, but which other Britons are likely to be in medal contention? And which overseas stars will be securing a place in Olympic history once the formalities of tomorrow's opening ceremony are over?
Last in this series of the offbeat comedy. The second series begins a re-run next week.
Now that Rimmer's discovered how to duplicate himself, he decides to leave the quarters he shares with Lister, and moves in with himself.
At a time when economic competitiveness and environmental awareness make extra design demands, the BBC launches an awards scheme to show how British designers are responding to the challenge.
Nominations will come both from the design industry and the public in the categories of architecture, product design and graphic design. A panel of experts will then choose a shortlist of finalists in each category. Viewers will have a chance to phone in their votes after three special programmes devoted to the finalists which will be screened next June.
In tonight's programme, Alexei Sayle launches the awards, provides full details of how viewers can participate, and finds out what members of the public think of a revolutionary vacuum cleaner, a new high-speed French train and an architect's dream home.
Plus, top fashion designer Paul Smith explains why he believes the time is now right for British design talent to get the recognition it deserves.
If you would like to nominate a design, send an sae for an entry form to [address removed].
Presented by Sue Cameron.
The game of imaginary teams and real players. This week, regular hosts Frank Skinner and David Baddiel are joined by guests Roddy Doyle and Richard Littlejohn.
Comedy with Craig Ferguson, Jonathan Watson, Louise Beattie, Grant Smeaton, Ross Stenhouse and Jonathan Kydd.
Animation about a chihuahua and his feline sidekick.
(Shown on Monday at 6.25pm)
