6.20 Education: A Place for Play 7778410 6.45 The US in the 20th Century: Reinventingthe City6277236 7.35Artin 15th-century Italy: Florence
With signing.
A report on yesterday's proceedings in the Houses of Parliament.
9.05 Techno
9.30 Square One: TV Maths
9.45 Storytime: Goodbye House
10.00 Thunderbirds in Hindi
10.05 Thinkabout Science
10.20 Search Out Science: Structures - Getting It Together
10.40 Around Scotland: Landscapes - Shaping of the Land
(Stereo)
11.00 Words and Pictures: You Can't Catch Me
11.15 English Time: Media File - It's Not Like the Book, Miss
11.35 The Making of "Middlemarch"
(Stereo)
12.05 Jeunes Francophones
12.25 TV6 - Nature: Wish You Weren't Here
12.50 Teaching Today: IT for Secondary Teachers
1.20-1.40 Children's BBC
with Chris Jarvis:
1.20 King Greenfingers
1.25 Gordon T Gopher
1.30 King Rollo
1.40 Zig Zag
(Stereo)
2.00 News (Subtitled) and Weather; followed by Storytime
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
A 19th-century breakfast at Goodwood.
The latest countryside news presented by John Craven.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of Parliament. With lain MacWhirter.
Regional News; Weather
Nostalgia quiz with Martyn Lewis.
Can Bennett keep his disgrace quiet? In Welsh with English subtitles.
Highlights of the men's technical and the pairs' free programmes from the World Figure Skating
Championships in Tokyo. Introduced by Sue Barker.
With Alan Weeks.
An incredulous Captain Kirk encounters Abraham Lincoln.
How does a generation brought up on war deal with the prospect of peace? Reportage investigates hopes for peace in South Africa, Israel and Northern Ireland.
Executive producer Rachel Purnell Series producer Nicola Moody
Beach Boys of Sri Lanka
An investigation of the western paedophiles who holiday in Sri Lanka to have sex with under-age boys.
A First Take production for BBCtv
Birthplace
Winner of seven international film festival awards, the Polish documentary Birthplace is being shown on British television for the first time.
Fifty years ago, the Nazis forced Jewish families into hiding. Henryk Gryndberg was then 6 years old. Tonight's film follows him on a personal investigation as he returns to the Polish village of his birth in an attempt to find some trace of his family.
Director Pawel Lozinski
Editor Laurence Rees
In the last in the series, actor John Malkovich delivers a lyrical appreciation of his favourite moment in architectural history, New York's Chrysler Building.
Architect William Van Alen built the 1,046ft tower on Lexington Avenue in 1928-30 as an office building for Walter P Chrysler, ambitiously exceeding the world's tallest structure
(then the Eiffel Tower) by over 60 feet. Alen's design was a masterpiece of art deco, its elegantly ornamented spire or "vertex" making it unique among skyscrapers.
Malkovich first saw the Chrysler Building in the 70s and has loved it ever since. "I'm not really a deco man myself," says Malkovich, "but you won't find more elegant, pretty building in the world."
Director Christopher Spencer Producer Ruth Rosenthal
Love at first sight for
John Malkovich in New York
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This BBC film divided the critics on its British cinematic release in 1990. But Philip Ridley's debut feature went on to collect awards at most of the major European film festivals before coming to Screen Two; it is shown in letter-box format.
Eight-year-old Seth is growing up in the American Midwest in the 50s. But the dream of childhood is about to be interrupted when a beautiful English widow, Dolphin Blue, moves into a nearby house. Ridley wrote the screenplay for The Krays and is also acclaimed as a novelist, playwright and painter.
Producers Dominic Anciano, Ray Burdis (1990)
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With Kirsty Wark.
Why are there so few women in science? Do women think differently from men or is science itself the problem? Fay Dowker, the only woman ever to get a PhD under Stephen Hawking, Carl Djerassi, "father" of the contraceptive pill, and others argue the case.
... to doctors' diagnoses.
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