6.45 Maths: Area for Revision

7.10 Electrons and Atoms

7.35 Minerals under the Microscope

Election Forum
On the eve of local elections in London and the home counties, voters tackle politicians on the key issues of the campaign.
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With signing.

A full report on yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.

9.00 The Economics Collection: Global Trade
How the international trading system links economic activity in different countries

9.25 Square One: Percentages

9.45 Watch: Summer Extras: People Who Help Us
(Stereo)

10.05 Links: Britain and the Developing World
A historical look at how Africa was affected by being split up into colonies

10.30 Ghostwriter: Ghost Story: Part 2
(with signing)

11.00 Q and A

11.10 Landmarks: People on the Move
(Subtitled)

11.30 Help Your Child with Reading

11.45 History File: North American Indians
How the Indians of North America have managed to retain their own culture (Stereo)

12.05 Zig Zag: Wildlife Safari
How different animals look after their young

12.25 Lifeschool: Citizenship
A simple walk around the legal maze and a look at some aspects of the law in action

12.50 Poor Dear
The first of three films on the disability charity industry takes a hard look at advertising

1.20-1.40 Children's BBC
with Chris Jarvis
(Stereo)
1.20 Philbert the Frog
1.25 Christopher Crocodile
1.30 Brum

1.40 Music Time: Reflections

2.00 News (Subtitled) and Weather; followed by Watch Summer Extras

(Note: repeats are not indicated)

World Championship semi-final action from the Crucible, Sheffield.
Including profiles of the semi-finalists and a last chance to enter Shot of the ChamPionship. With David Vine and Dougie Donnelly.

Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of Prime Minister's questions.

Regional News; Weather

Further coverage.

British comedy from the Carry On team.
Accused of being a cheat,
Bertram Oliphant West joins the French Foreign Legion.
Director Gerald Thomas (1966)

Sally Taylor with the regional current affairs programme.
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Call 0703-63 1316 after the programme.

All the Queen's Men. When
Su Carnohan-Jones 's young son died in a house fire, she desperately wanted to be at the inquest to find out how he had died and whether enough had been done to save him. But the first she knew about it was when she saw a billboard outside a local newsagent's giving the verdict.
Families mourning the sudden and unexplained death of a relative often need a full and public inquiry. In this programme John Ware looks at this 800-year-old system, and five families talk about their experiences. Producer Kate Barker
Series producer Elizabeth Clough

This week: Stephen Bayley test drives Honda's stylish new Civic coupe. And Chris Goffey tells the story of one of the star cars at this weekend's Top Gear Classic and Sportscar
Show in Birmingham - a Bugatti called Black Bess. Producer Jon Bentley
Executive producer Dennis Adams

Semi-final action from the Crucible, Sheffield.

The first of six films observing, for the first time, the workings of the Foreign Office follows the minister of state for Europe,
Tristan Garel-Jones , known to his adversaries as the Prince of Darkness, during the months of Britain's EC presidency.
The Minister's Story shows the intrigue of the diplomatic game and the camera is allowed access to ministerial discussions.
Series producer
Stephen Lambert posed these questions: "Is diplomacy a world of half-truths, and scant honour? Are its practitioners devious sycophants of foreign powers? Or are they effective and patriotic operators who enable Britain to punch its weight on the world stage?" The films, each following a different player In the game, try to discover the answer. Executive producer Edward Mirzoeff
Inside the Diplomatic Service SEE FEATURE page 40
Followed by Video Nation

By the Green Party.
With subtitles.

With Peter Snow.

Further coverage.

Highlights from the weekend's Open University programmes.

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