6.20 Probability: Confidence 9366328 6.45 Modelling Planetary Motion 7. 10 Food Technology: Novel Proteins 2707637 7.35The
Developing World: Out of Development?
Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
The second film about people with consuming passions. Today: two mechanics, a father and son, display their collection of Cadillacs.
9.05 Landmarks Special: Pakistan and its People - Introduction to Pakistan
(in Urdu)
9.25 Zig Zag Special: Cathedrals
9.45 You and Me: Down on the Farm
10.00 Watch Special: Living with Animals - Cats
10.15 Sex Education: Growing
10.35 Q and A
(Stereo)
10.45 Help Your Child with Reading
11.00 Watch: Dinosaurs
11.15 The Developing World: Mozambique under Attack
11.40 Landmarks Special: History of the Kitchen
(Stereo)
12.05 The Biology Collection
12.25 Lifeschool: Equal Opportunities - Disability No Problem
12.50 Teaching Today: R.E. in the Primary School
1.20-1.40 Children's BBC
with Zoe Ball
(Stereo)
1.20 Spider
(Stereo)
1.25 Postman Pat
1.40 The V Word
(Subtitled)
1.50 WeatherWatch: Flash, Bang, Wallop
2.00 News Subtitled and Weather; followed by You and Me
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
With signing and subtitles.
Man's best friend or public enemy number one? Phil Fairclough reports on whether dogs are a great asset or serious nuisance to society.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's questions.
Regional News; Weather
Live coverage through to the end of this one-day quarter-final.
The biggest set of human rights trials since Nuremberg are about to begin in Ethiopia when members of the "Derg", the regime of the deposed dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam, is bought to court. In Terror on Trial George Alagiah examines a reign of terror thought to have claimed at least 100,000 lives.
The Derg jailed 250,000 people and killed tens of thousands during the Red Terror, a two-year purge of students and middle class intellectuals in the mid-70s.
During the civil war in Eritrea their bombing campaigns killed thousands more. They even manipulated the country's drought, deliberately keeping food from rebels. The regime's activities may not be well known in this country but there is a mass of incriminating evidence. "It was a vicious but highly bureaucratised system," says Alagiah "Just about every order to kill was noted and copied to superiors."
A Rags production for BBCtv
Last in the present series on home furnishing and decorating. This week, a trip to Paris in search of bargains for the home and a look at buying second-hand items from auction houses and flea markets. Plus kitchen design tips from professional chefs.
Presented by Caroline Quentin. Series producer Tim Kirby Series editor Janice Hadlow
American sci-fi series.
Starring Scott Bakula, Dean Stockwell
6 November 1972: Sam leaps into the body of a homeless Vietnam veteran camping out in the woods, and meets an unhappy 13-year-old boy who is obsessed with the quest to find the legendary creature known as Bigfoot.
Documentary series looking at the plight of the Nottinghamshire miners as the coal industry goes into decline.
Leaks to the press create rumours among the workforce that seem to be designed to take the fight out of the miners at Annesley/Bentinck colliery. These men have fought long and hard to keep this, the oldest pit in the country, profitable, and they are justly proud of their magnificent achievement. The union knows that only the men's resolve can keep the pit open, but with redundancy payments of up to £40,000 available it is bound to be an uphill struggle.
Produced by Partners in Production for BBCtv
Followed by Video Nation
People from all over Britain film their everyday lives.
(Subtitled)
With Jeremy Paxman.
Tonight's arts and media magazine profiles architects Michael and Patty Hopkins , winners of this year's RIBA
Gold Medal. Their outstanding careers have been unusual because they create buildings that are acclaimed by both fellow architects and the public. Their latest work is the new opera house at
Glyndebourne, which will present its premiere performance on Saturday. Presented by Sarah Dunant.
First transmitted in 1994, Jeremy Isaacs talks to comedian, Billy Connolly about stand-up comedy, bodily functions and the night someone set fire to his hair. Show more
The humble electric light bulb is actually a product of precision engineering materials.
