6.20 The History of Mathematics 9431180 6.45Workingwith Systems: Diagrams
7.10 Managing in Organisations: Boundaries and Biases
7.35 Gallium Arsenide - Pulled from Obscurity
With signing.
Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Original cartoons based on true stories of animal bravery made by first-time art college film-makers.
9.05 Words into Action - an introduction to the Christian faith. featuring soccer star Glenn Hoddle 8278906
9.25 Mathspy 8185242
9.45 You and Me 9778529
10.00 Movable Feasts
10.15 Topics for Tutorials - tips on street safety
10.35 Q and A
10.45 Help Your Child with Reading - with Maggie Philbin 9906161
11.00 Watch: Round and Round
11.15 The Developing World - famine and poverty in the 1990s 5967161
11.40 The Economics Collection - Britain's economic history
12.05 pm History File: North American Indians 1941635
12.25 Lifeschool: Citizenship -bullies and their victims 4099906
12.50 Teaching Today: the Management of Pupil Behaviour Stereo 7024258
1.20-1.45 Children's BBC with Chris Jarvis Stereo
1.20 Philbert the Frog Stereo 26142819
1.30 Postman Pat 54707635
1.45 lei Paris 54795890
2.00 News Subtitled and Weather; followed by You and Me
Note: repeats are not indicated.
Today's edition of the programme features items from deaf broadcasters around the world. With signing and subtitles.
World championship from the Crucible, Sheffield.
Highlights of today's first session, plus live coverage from this afternoon's action. Featuring James Wattana ,
Peter Ebdon , Alan McManus , Fergal O'Brien ,
Terry Griffiths and Mark Davis. Introduced by David Vine.
Including at
3.00 News and Weather
Subtitled (news) And at
3.50 News and Weather
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Adventure starring Kirk Douglas
Born and orphaned in the Australian "high country", Jim Craig is sent to a lowland farm where, caught between an old family feud and the love of a young woman, he must use his horsemanship to prove himself. The story is based on a poem by A B "Banjo" Paterson, who also wrote Waltzing Matilda.
Director George Miller (1982)
Peter's Police
Crime is the biggest threat to stability in the new Russia. Tim Sebastian reports from St Petersburg, going behind the scenes with the city's detectives who battle a crime wave of epidemic proportions. He meets the new winners - the mafia chief with a string of expensive cars and a stable of horses, who plans a western-style leisure centre; and the new losers - the old man beaten senseless, and evicted from his flat which was then sold to somebody else. Producer Charles Colville EditorGlynn Jones
In this week's new interior design show, presenter
Caroline Quentin travels the silk road to find out how saris can turn rooms into palaces; Paul Houlsby tours Britain's salvage yards in search of period furnishings for his mansion block flat and the Bear family from Great Snoring choose their favourite bed.
Series producer Tim Kirby
Serieseditor Janice Hadlow
Tonight's matches feature
James Wattana v Peter Ebdon , one of the most eagerly awaited matches of this round.
Willie Thorne begins his encounter with Gary Ponting , the teenager who is the only first-year professional to make it to Sheffield having won nine rounds of qualifying matches. Introduced by David Vine.
Times Remembered
In Radio Times for
1 October 1981 the billing for a new documentary strand called 40 Minutes read: "A series of films portraying issues, institutions and individuals".
Thirteen years and programmes later the series finally ends with this review of 31 of its top stories and memorable moments.
Among tonight's clips are the moving stories of Alison, the disabled girl with a speech impediment who triumphed over her handicaps and married a vicar, and the English housewife who tried to find out what happened to her Jewish mother during the Holocaust.
Also featured is a scene from Home from the Hill, which followed how Colonel Hilary Hook coped with moving to Britain after a lifetime in Africa - many will remember his parting shots at his chandelier. And another memorable moment included in this retrospective is from Whose House Is It Anyway when a furious Rochdale man delivered a down to earth message to his council as they evicted him from his home.
Producer John Pitman
Series editors Roger Mills, Edward Mirzoeff , Caroline Pick and Paul Watson
Followed by Video Nation
With Sue Cameron.
Today's highlights from the Crucible, with David Vine.
Computer-Aided Design.
