6.15 Curves from Parameters
6.40 Maths Methods: Direction Fields
7.05 Maths: Symbols and Equations
7.30 Instruments - Made to Measure
7.55 Valued Environments, Environmental Values
8.45 Reindeer in the Arctic: a Study in Adaptation
Live coverage of the men's downhill racing from Kvitfjell, at the Norwegian town of Lillehammer, on the second day of the Olympic Winter Games.
Switzerland's Olympic downhill ski champion Franz Heinzer, who finished in sixth place two years ago despite starting as favourite, bids to take the title from Austrian Patrick Ortlieb in the most prestigious event of the games. Commentary by David Vine.
Plus news of the first medals to be awarded, in the women's 15km cross-country, and action from the opening runs of the men's luge. Commentary by David Coleman.
Introduced by Steve Rider and Sue Barker.
Western enthusiast Tony Thomas introduces extracts from classics like The Painted Stallion.
Fearturing Suede and new band 2/3rds.
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American thriller series.
Richard Kimble is taken hostage by young hooligans during a robbery at a garage.
Classic comedy. Sergeant Bilko causes mayhem when he is sent to Hollywood as a technical adviser.
Political review for the south east. With Michael Hastings. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
A review of last week's programmes.
Featuring the first session from this year's final of the Masters tournament, from Wembley Conference Centre. Presented by Dougie Donnelly.
Featuring Gloucester v Bath. Introduced by Chris Rea.
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
Highlights of today's action in the Olympic Winter Games from Lillehammer, Norway. Featuring the men's downhill ski-ing, the men's 5,000-metre speed-skating, and Sweden v Slovakia in the ice hockey.
Commentary by David Vine ,
David Coleman , Barry Davies , Stuart Storey and Gerald Sinstadt. With Hazel Irvine and Helen Rollason.
Public sector pay is now set by local managers. With wage pressure mounting, how easy will they find it to stay within the government's pay limit? Simon Gompertz reports. Producer Rosamund Jones
Editor Jane Ellison
Besotted parents seem determined to film their offspring's every gurgle, wriggle and dribble.
Taking it one step further are five families who have been given a video camera to record their newborn's progress over the first 12 months of its life.
The results will be broadcast every month for the rest of the year, providing an insight into children's growth.
Tonight, in The Diaries Begin, the mothers and their partners await the birth of their babies and meet the scientists who over the coming months will give them the latest information on child development. The first revelation is how much the unborn babies have already learned about their mothers.
Producers Bemice Daley and Emma Read Series producer Edward Goldwyn A Goldwyn production for BBCtv
Continuing the Picasso season, this is the first of three films made by art historian John Richardson , author of A Life of Picasso.
Tonight Richardson discusses the story behind the revolutionary 1907 paintingLes Desmoiselles d'Avignon. The poet Apollinaire had introduced Picasso to a thief who sold him some Iberian sculptures stolen from the Louvre - which were both to inspire him and plunge him into scandal.
Richardson also considers
Picasso's search for inspiration in a variety of art forms, from sacred icons to the tribal artworks of Africa.
Producer Martin Davidson
(Head of a Woman tomorrow at 10.00pm)
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The first of three films on Picasso's 16-year collaboration with sculptor Carl Nesjar on giant concrete figures.
Producer John Silver
With the release of Steven Spielberg 's Schindler's List, Europe's top Jewish film-makers, from Roman Polanski to Claude Lanzmann , discuss Hollywood's treatment of the holocaust. Plus a location report from Mali with Souleymane Cisse , whose Yeelen isat 12.10am. With Howard Schuman.
Series producer Saskia Baron ; Series editor Paul Kerr ; A Barraclough Carey production for BBCtv
The figure skating gets under way with the pairs technical programme. Commentary by Alan Weeks and Barry Davies. With guest skating judge
Vanessa Riley.
The climax of the Masters from Wembley Conference Centre.
Presented by Dougie Donnelly. Producers Trevor Morris , John Watts Editor Rick Waumsley ; A Grand Slam production for BBCtv
A young man is granted magical gifts and his father, afraid of his power, sets out to kill him. A Mali film in Bambara with English subtitles. With Issiaka Kane , Aova Sangere.
Director Souleymane Cisse (1987)
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