6.20 Physiology: Fertility
Management 7301742 6.45 Physical Chemistry: Yields and Rates 3172617 7.10Usingthe Aggregate Demand and Supply
Model 3105384 7.35Historyof Science: It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow

With signing.

A full report on yesterday's proceedings in the Commons, its committees and the Lords.

9.00 Lernexpress 2

9.15 Spain Means Business
(Stereo)

9.45 Watch: Families - the Young Ones

10.00 Look and Read
(Stereo)

10.20 Around Scotland

10.40 Over the Moon

10.55 Science Challenge

11.15 English Express: Language Skills

11.35 Great Experiments

12.00 English File

12.30 Scene: Bhangra Girls
Written by Nandita Ghose
(Stereo)

1.00 Short Circuit

1.20-1.40 Children's BBC
with Chris Jarvis
(Stereo)
1.20 Charlie Chalk
1.35 The Adventures of Buzzy Bee and Friends

1.40 English Time: Media File

2.00 News Subtitled and Weather;
followed by Words and Pictures

(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.

Highlights from the weekend's Open University programmes.

With Helen Rollason.
Bowls
The singles semi-finals of the World Championships from the Guild Hall, Preston. The final four do battle for the biggest prize in the sport. Commentary by Jimmy Davidson , David Rhys Jones , Mal Hughes ,
David McGill and John Bell.
Rugby Union
A preview of France's match with England in Paris tomorrow, which is generally viewed as the decisive encounter in this year's Five Nations Championship. Producer Sharon Lence
Editor Philip Bernie Stereo
Including at 3.00
News Subtitled and Weather
3

Regional News; Weather

Further coverage of the semi-finals from Preston.

The latest series of the motoring magazine kicks off with a look at the new Probe.
Could it be Ford's Capri of the 90s? Jeremy Clarkson tests it against coupe rivals.
And Tony Mason reports from the Monte Carlo Rally on the performance of Paddy Hopkirk's born-again Mini Cooper. Producer Jon Bentley
Executive producer Dennis Adams
BBC TOP GEAR MAGAZINE: Jeremy ClarKson road tests the new Ford Probe in the March issue price £2.40 on sale now from newsagents.

Flight to Atlantica
A champagne celebration at Cloudbase is brought to an abrupt halt by an irate Colonel White. Can Captain Scarlet stop Captain Blue from causing a terrible disaster?

Sonny and Cher help the UNCLE agents to track down a designer dress which incorporates a plan belonging to THRUSH.

Colin celebrates his 2 1 st birthday in style. Director Andrew Barker
Producer Bill Boyes

A review of the week's press, tonight by Will Hutton of The Guardian. A Granada production for BBCtv

Home Truths
Is there a hidden agenda behind government plans to end the rights of homeless families to be housed permanently in council homes? Barbara Altounyan
finds out, and also asks whether the proposed changes could mean a return to the days of Cathy Come Home. Producer Helen Glanville
Editor Peter Horrocks

Widely applauded in the United States as _ showing a more realistic image of black
Americans than that of the Cosby Show or, at the other extreme, Boyz 'n the Hood, this mini-series chronicles one eventful weekend in the life of an African-American lower middle class family in Minneapolis.
The New York Post said it was
"television at its best: no cliches, no stereotypes, no phoney issues, no pat answers and no condescension to characters or viewers"; while the Los Angeles Times praised the "strikingly fresh, honest and subtle" performances.
The first programme introduces the Arnetts, an extended family headed by the church-going Maggie and Jake and including a recovering junkie, a female cop who's up for promotion, and a high-school basketball coach with a stutter.
The story unfolds in " real time" (it is being shown in three parts over the comingweekend), following the individuals as they try - and usually fail - to resolve their everyday problems.
Followed by Sarajevo - a Street under Siege

Presented by Peter Snow.

Booker Prize-winning novelist Roddy Doyle and managing director of Birmingham City Football Club Karren Brady are this week's guests in the comedy game show where celebrities play the game of imaginary teams and real players. Hosted by Frank Skinner and David Baddiel.
Director Peter Orton
Producer Andy Jacobs

Cult animation featuring a grouchy chihuahua and his feline sidekick.

Rodeo drama starring Steve McQueen
Ida Lupino
Robert Preston
Ageing rodeo star
Junior Bonner returns to his home town of Prescott, Arizona, to enter a Fourth of July contest. Eagerly looking forward to a reunion with his family, Bonner is dismayed at what he finds.
Director Sam Peckinpah (1972)