6.45 Learning Maths Together 5427139 7.10 The Great
Exhibition: a Lesson in Taste? 8630597 7.35Slavesand
Noble Savages: Equiano and the Enlightenment
With signing.
Up for the Cup. Vintage photographs.
How to encourage wildlife to frequent gardens.
A Griffin production for BBCtv
(Rptdat3.40pm) B/W
For the wildlife enthusiast.
9.05 Landmarks Special
8688416 9.25 English Express 8595752 9.45 Come Outside
A Spelthorne production for BBCtv Stereo 7976955 10.00
Landmarks Special A Case production for BBCtv
10.20 Music Time
6430955 10.45 Help Your Child with Maths APalaceGate production forBBCtv
11.00 Zig Zag
11.20 Geography Programme
Stereo2732313 11.40 Scene:
Thin Ice written by Grazyna Monvid Stereo
12.10 Geography Programme A Case production for BBCtv
12.30 Human Rights. Human Wrongs: Child Labour 81049690 12.40 Weather Watch
12.50 Teaching Today 9293874 1.20-1.40
Children's BBC with Chris Jarvis
1.25Greenclaws
1.40 Landmarks Stereo 24461690 2.00 News and Weather; followed by Come Outside
Note: repeatsarenotindicated.
Extracts from stories written by well known authors which focus on youth and childhood. The stories include Roald Dahl's 'Boy' and Michael Foreman's 'War Boy'.
Highlights of the Canadian
Grand Prix.
Subtitled (news)
Sweet Inspiration
Roy Castle talks to Alan Titchmarsh.
(shown yesterday at 6.25pm on BBC1)
(Stiownat8.50am) B/W
Regional News; Weather
Dr Bailey is drawn into the sinister world surrounding a beautiful woman. With Hedy Lamarr and George Brent. Director Jacques Tourneur ( 1 944)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55-62
The annual asparagus auction in Worcestershire, and a Hampshire plantswoman shows off her garden.
Fantasy adventure from Muppets creator
Jim Henson.
A thousand years have passed and a time of change has arrived. Raised by the gentle
Mystics, Jen, a young Gelfling, has been chosen to go on a hazardous journey to heal the magical Dark Crystal.
The film features a cast of puppets and the voices of Directors Jim Henson and Frank Oz ( 1 982)
What do the Beatles, Chernobyl and Ben Elton have in common? Rock nostalgia, news footage and comedy archive have been rolled into one to chart the growing concern for the state of our planet over the last three decades. This highly-acclaimed programme has been updated to include the latest chart music and environmental news following on from the Earth-Summit in 1992.
A Fulcrum Media Natura production for BBCtv
Viewers' Action Line: [number removed] (lines are open after the programme until midnight.)
It's 2am in the Southern
Indian Ocean and a storm is raging.
Mike Golding is half-way through his attempt to sail single-handed round the world "the wrong way" and he's finding it hard to stay awake, "lhatethis," he confides to the camera.
Golding set sail from
Southampton last year following in the wake of Chay Blyth , who in 1971 became the first person to sail non-stop round the world from east to west. He took days. Golding's aim was to knock 100 days off that.
With the aid of three cameras he filmed his attempt, a story of drama and courage but also a voyage of self -discovery. Producer Tony Rayner
Executive producer Dennis Adams
Romantic thriller starring
Meredith Baxter Birney David Bimey
Maura Wells 's husband Carter has been "missing in action" in Vietnam for over ten years, and she's about to re-marry. Suddenly Carter re-surfaces and sets in motion a chain of mysterious and violent events.
Director Rod Holcomb (1987)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55.62
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Stereo
With Jeremy Paxman.
Michael Ignatieff explores the quest for nationhood in Scotland. A history of separatist ambitions, exaggerated in recent years by the frustrations felt at the return of Conservative governments, in spite of Scottish voting habits, has led to deep rooted cynicism and disaffection. Anti-English sentiment is rife and incomers are commonly referred to as White Settlers, with a small band of extremist nationalists, Settler-Watch, attacking property and urging other extreme forms of protest. Series editor Michael Poole
How Manpower introduced the idea of work-contracting.
