6.20 The Sale of Awacs to Saudi Arabia 9553852 6.45
Pilgrimage: The Shrine at Loreto 6402662 7.10Utilitarianism: Lecture by Bernard Williams 2067061 7.35 Psychology: Child's Play
With signing.
Parliamentary update.
The festival of boats in Brittany.
Pathe News this week in 1954. A Griffin production for BBCtv
B/W
Cartoons. A Griffin production for BBCtv
9.05GoodSport
9.25 Job Bank: Photographer/
Construction planner A Tomahawk production for BBCtv
9611239 9.45 Come Outside A
Spelthorne production for BBCtv
3983871 10.00 Questions: What Is Believing?
10.20 Music Time
5741326 10.45 Help Your Child with Maths 7712429 ll.OOZig Zag: Tales from Europe -
Netherlands
11.2OArtshow
11.40 Shakespeare: the Animated Tales Stereo
9759626 12. 10 The Geography Programme: Japan
1790500 12.30 History File 6440061 12.50Teaching
Today: R E in the Primary School Stereo 9971041 1.20-1.40 Children's BBC with Zoe Ball. Stereo 1.20 Spider 23341806 1.25 The Brollys
12708413 1.40 Landmarks: Treasures of the Landscape
Subtitled 54497055 2.00 News Subtitled and Weather; followed byComeOutside Note: repeats are not indicated.
Regional programmes shown yesterday at 12 noon.
First of four films on the treasures of the National Trust. Narrated by Robert Hardy.
Subtitled (news)
Songs of Praise
(Shownat8.50amj B/W
Regional News; Weather
Highlights of the Monaco
Grand Prix.
Another chance to see this profile, showing as a tribute to the ice skater who died last month, aged 44.
Geoff Hamilton plants tender perennials at Barnsdale and Nick Wray visits Beth Chatto 's dried riverbed garden.
(Shovtnlast Friday) Stereo
Craig Charles touches down this week with Martian movie adventure Invaders from Mars and casts an eye over handy inventions for all the family. Producer Matthew Bowes
Director Dominic Murphy
Invaders from Mars starring
Helena Carter
Arthur Franz
One night, 12-year-old
David MacLean sees a spaceship land outside his house. Those who investigate return oddly changed and no one will believe what David knows is true - that they are under the influence of invaders from Mars.
Director William Cameron Menzies (1953) 78784
A film following the progress of overweight circus performer Kitty Roberts as she struggles to get back on the trapeze Producer Jane D'Albiac
Director Mike Barker
Barry Marshall's announcement that the medical world were completely wrong about the cause of peptic ulcers was not a popular one with his colleagues.
For years they believed that ulcers are caused by stress and treated them with drugs that reduced stomach acid - or surgery. Marshall found that it was the bacterium Helicobacter pylori that caused ulcers, treatable with antibiotics. But drug companies have been slow to acknowledge this discovery.
Ulcer Wars shows how hard it is to promote research which threatens established beliefs and lacks commercial backing. It also explores evidence that Helicobacter is a cause of stomach cancer, and features a man whose stomach cancer was cured by antibiotics alone.
Meet the doctor who discovered a cure for ulcers
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This week Sister Wendy is in Venice where she discovers
Carpaccio's legend of St George , Titian's premonition of his own death, and the riddle of Giorgione's Tempest. Producer Randall Wright
Executive producer Nicholas Rossiter
Drama starring John Lithgow
Morgan Freeman Georgia 1972: a routine assignment for a US Army Survival Assistance Officer turns into an investigation of the mysterious death of a young black soldier in Vietnam.
DirectorJohn Korty (1986)
FILM REVIEWS pages46-S0
Followed by Video Nation
Britons'everyday lives. Subtitled
With Kirsty Wark.
A rare television interview with one of Britain's greatest writers, V.S. Naipaul. Best known for his novels A House for Mr Biswas, A Bend in the River (winner of the Booker Prize), and The Enigma of Arrival, he talks with Jeremy Isaacs about his life and work.
Nobel Prize-winning author VS Naipaul talks to Jeremy Isaacs in this thoughtful interview about his life and work. (1994) Show more
Communications skills for managers.
