6.45 Women, Children and Work 6098162 7.35 Social Problems and Social Welfare: Family
Welfare

With signing.

Parliamentary news.

Cartoons based on stories of animal bravery.

9.05 Stop and Think: Justice

9.25 Square One

9.45 Storytime: The Rajah's Secret

10.00 Questions: What About Others?

10.20 Artwork: Style for Living

10.40 Christianity in Today's World: Christianity in a Human World

11.00 Words and Pictures: Where the Wild Things Are

11.15 Mad about Music: Textures

11.35 Ghostwriter: Ghost Story
(with signing)

12.05 West Africa: Abidjan - A Tale of Two Citizens

12.25 The Developing World: In search of Identity

12.50 Teaching Today: Helping Children with Reading Difficulties
(Stereo)

1.20-1.40 Children's BBC
with Chris Jarvis
(Stereo)
1.20 Philbert the Frog
(Stereo)
1.25 Gordon T Gopher
1.35 King Rollo

1.40 Zig Zag: Tales from Europe - Britain

2.00 News and Weather; followed by Storytime

(Note: repeats are not indicated.)

Looking at the way chords can be used to create a variety of textures in different types of music.

The series looking back at historical news events recalls the erection of the Berlin Wall in August 1961.

Highlights of the San Marino Grand Prix.

Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of Parliament. With lain McWhirter.

Regional News; Weather

A focus on the work of Canadian caregivers.

Drama starring James Mason
Margaret Lockwood
A retired couple buy an old country house and engage a young companion, Annette. The rumours that the house is haunted, and Annette's odd behaviour, test the husband to the limit.
With Barbara Mullen ,
Dennis Price , Helen Haye , Dulcie Gray Director Bernard Knowles (1945)
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-53

Remember Me. One by one, members of the Enterprise crew begin to vanish.

Comedian Bob Mortimer goes on a football pilgrimage to his native north east with Crystal Palace fan and fellow comedian Sean Hughes, as Middlesbrough take on the London club.

Classic cartoon.

The Big Match. The last of the series looks at the dating game, following three young Asian professionals on their quest for the ideal mate. and asks why they should find it so hard to discover the right partner. Producer Mike Gooding
SeriesproducerNickPowell

Including an interview with Microsoft founder Bill Gates , the 38-year-old millionaire inventor of the company's most popular product, Windows.
There are also reports on free software, a choregrapher using a computer to develop dance movements, and teenager Jules reviews Astrochase. Series producer Stephen Arkell Series editor John Wyver
An Illuminations production for BBC tv

Second in the series of recently rediscovered episodes of the classic comedy by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.

Harold dreams of a better life far away from Shepherd's Bush, but Albert is not convinced they will be welcome.
With Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell.

American novelist Edith Wharton is enjoying something of a posthumous heyday. Her Pulitzer Prize-winning "The Age of Innocence" was recently filmed to great acclaim. Now her tragic love story "Ethan Frome" comes to the screen.
Liam Neeson stars as the crippled, ageing Frome, an outcast in his turn-of-the-century community of Starkfield, Massachusetts. But the newly arrived minister is determined to find out more about this shadowy figure. What he discovers is a tale of life denied, of missed opportunities, set in the beautiful but bleak landscape of New England in winter, which reflects Wharton's story of love stifled then frozen.
Screenplay by Richard Nelson
Producer Stan Wlodkowski ; Director John Madden (1993) Stereo
Liam Neeson, the blue-eyed boy from Ballymena
SEE FEATURE page 34
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-53

By the Conservative Party. With subtitles.

With Sue Cameron.

Including an insider's view of the French cultural mindset, in a country obsessed with its past and fearful of its future; author and former World Bank president Jacques Attali gives his view on British culture (or lack of it). David Stafford conducts a sideways survey of Channel crossings; and there's a report on cycling. With Tracey MacLeod.

Heroin addiction.

The changing value of aluminium.