6.45 Technology: Bridging the Gap/The Best Laid Plans
7.35 Caring for Data
With signing.
A full report on yesterday's proceedings in the Commons, its committees, and the Lords.
9.05 Artwork
9.25 Mathsphere: On Shaky Ground: earthquake research. Twin peaks: charting the height of mountains Stereo
9.45 You and Me
10.00 Movable Feasts
10. 15 Look and Read
10.35 Q and A
10.45 Square One: TV Maths
11.00 Watch: Families
11.15 Thunderbirds in Hindi
11.20 English Express: Language Skills
11.40 The German Collection: charting the collapse of the Berlin Wall
12.05 History File: The Making of the United Kingdom - Crowns, Parliament: how religion shaped constitutional evolution
12.25 Lifeschool: Careers - Starting Work
12.50 Teaching Today - IT for Primary Schools Stereo
1.20-1.40 Children's BBC with Chris Jarvis Stereo
1.20 The Adventures of Buzzy Bee and Friends
1.25 Just So Stories: How the Alphabet Was Made
1.35 Rupert the Bear
1.40 Hawk's Eye
2.00 News
Subtitled and Weather; followed by You and Me
Note: repeats are not indicated.
A look at language and different forms of communication. Bilingual children translate stories from English into Punjabi and sign language.
March. How to start early vegetables under cloches. With Dennis Cornish.
With signing and subtitles. Stereo 20
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of the House of Commons, including
Prime Minister's questions. Presented by John Cole and lain Macwhirter.
Regional News; Weather
More coverage from the World Indoor Bowls
Championships in Preston.
Today, second-round singles and pairs quarter-final action. With
Dougie Donnelly.
FILM Historical adventure starring
Rod Taylor , Keith Michell The adventures of Sir Francis Drake as he sails the seven seas in pursuit of the Spanish.
Mary. Queen of Scots...... ESMERALDA RUSPOLI Directors Rudolph Mate and Primo Zeglio
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Naked Washington
George Bush's press secretary
Marlin Fitzwater turns reporter to examine Washington's deteriorating relationship with the press.
The relentless pressures within the White House have long been recognised as making it a graveyard for marriages and personal relationships, but those working in government have come increasingly under the scrutiny of the press. Whereas Kennedy's indiscretions were never publicised at the time, three decades later Clinton finds himself accused of womanising and financial mismanagement.
Fitzwater asks what has gone wrong - is it the fault of the politicians, or has the press become too vindictive?
Producer Colleen Toomey
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Tonight, Savoy chef
Anton Edelman prepares a meal for unsuspecting guests of a woman who claims to be the world's worst cook;
Jilly Goolden selects her favourite vodkas and makes a fashionably fruit-flavoured vodka, and Michael Barry cooks steak diane. With Chris Kelly. Studio director Linda Nash
Producers Alison Field and Tim Hincks
A Bazal production for BBCtv
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Trilogy (part 2). 14 June 1966: Still caught in the traumatic events surrounding
Abagail Fuller , Sam finds himself in the life of Deputy Will Kinman on the eve of his wedding. Will is in love with Abagail - so is Sam.
Andrew Weston-Webb used to be a successful executive with a family and lots of money. Now he's known as the Battersea Bush Man, living entirely on what other people throw away. He scavenges for his food outside markets and makes sculptures from other people's rubbish.
During the filming of this documentary he met an old school foe at a reunion dinner and was forced to re-evaluate his life. He discovered that although it was the break-down of his marriage that prompted him to walk away from his affluent lifestyle, his feelings of "separateness" from the world started in childhood. And it was the behaviour of his parents - in particular his father - which led to him to reject a "normal" life to find some sense of self.
Followed by Sarajevo - a Street under Siege
With Peter Snow.
Melvyn Bragg and guests search the celluloid archives for insights into the present.
Series editor Michael Poole
Three short historical dramas which show how Aristotle,
Galileo and Newton explained the way things move. With Ron Moody.
12.25-1.25am OU Downloaded
Video: Draughting
Seven German programmes.
