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Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Today, the first women's alpine ski medals are awarded in the super-giant slalom.
Expert comment by Martin Bell and Annabel Nash.
Plus action from the first run of the women's luge and the 5km combined cross-country event for women. Commentary
David Coleman , Julian Tutt and Helen Rollason.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of Prime Minister's questions.
Suotitied (news) Regional News; Weather
Daily nostalgia quiz.
The semi-finals of the freestyle moguls; the second run in the women's luge and ice hockey action between
Sweden and Italy.
Comedy adventure starring
Michael Caine
Cybill Shepherd
Sent from Las Vegas to supervise a "friendly" Swiss bank for Mafia money, financial genius Doc Fletcher is horrified to find that his contact in Lugano - an impoverished Italian prince - has spent the money in the hope of making a fortune from a silver mine.
Director Ivan Passer (1978)
FILM REVIEWS pages 45.50
In his final talk,
John Richardson argues that Picasso deserves to be regarded not only as the century's greatest painter, but also its greatest sculptor. He traces the episodes and people in his life that lie behind the astonishing range of his art, especially his sculptures, which he kept around him as magic talismen, only exhibiting them towards the end of his life.
The final part of the series examining pieces of the great artist's work looks at a portrait painting of a French woman.
Sylvette Davide was a beautiful 19-year-old whom the 73-year-old Picasso painted obsessively. Forty years later, an art historian has discovered a new twist to the story. How is the unique and oddly disturbing sculpture, The Woman with a Key linked to Picasso's muse? Producer Teresa Griffiths
Followed by The Day Today MiniNews A preview of tomorrow's 9pm bulletin.
The figure skating pairs competition reaches its climax tonight, as Alan Weeks and Barry Davies bring live coverage of the free programme from the Hamar Olympic Amphitheatre.
Among those in contention should be current world champions Isabelle Brasseur and Lloyd Eisler , defending Olympic champions Natalya Mishkutienok and Artur Dmitriev , and the 1988 gold medallists Yekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov. British skatingjudge Vanessa Riley will guide viewers through the marking procedures.
Ice hockey favourites Canada take on France, plus all the key moments from day four at Lillehammer including the women's combined 5km cross-country and the start of the women's luge event, with reports from Helen Rollason and Hazel Irvine.
Presented by Steve Rider and Sue Barker.
Followed by Sarajevo - a Street under Siege
With Jeremy Paxman.
Whether the 60s was seen as the decade of liberation or licentiousness, there is no doubt that sexual attitudes and behaviour were affected - perhaps forever. This programme explores in music and film the era that thought it had invented sex. With contributions from
Christine Keeler , Hugh Heffner and Malcolm Muggeridge.
Director Basil Comely
A look at technology.
A chance to record secondary school material. Tonight, five science programmes on Earth: Weather-wise, the Monster Rock Show, Living
Matters, What a Waste! and Search Out Space.
