6.20 The Founding of the Royal Society 4762269 6.45
Engineering Mechanics: Solids and Fluids 5487511 7.10
Docklands Light Railway: Designs and Decisions 8607269 7.35 Innovation on the Rails
With signing.
9.05 Landmarks Special:
Buildingsand Builders
9.25 English Express: Sam's Duck (part 1) 8562424 9.45
You and Me 7943627 10.00 Watch: Sea Shore
256962710.15 Sex Education: Life Begins 6419462 10.35Q and A Stereo 6469202 10.45 Help YourChild with Reading 6364658 11.00 Watch:
Dinosaurs
11.15 The Royal Institution
Christmas Lectures: The Cosmic Onion Stereo 575085 12.15 Weather Watch: When the Wind Blows
12.25 Lifeschool: Equal
Opportunities
12.50 Teaching Today: Teaching Modern Languages (part 2)
Stereo 9197646 1.20-1.40
Children's BBC with Chris Jarvis.
1.25 Postman Pat
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1.40 The V Word
41673408 1.50 Tutorial Topics 13400612 2.00 News and Weather; followed by You and Me
Note: repeats are not indicated.
A visit to Chartwell in Kent and Polesden Lacey in Surrey. A Tadpole Lane production forBBCtv
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's questions.
Regional News; Weather
Continued coverage of the first day, featuring the Coventry Stakes at 4.20.
(The 4.55 King Edward VII Stakes mil be shown at 11.20pm on BBC1)
Jenni Murray updates the stories of contributors to the series.
A look back to Leejanzen's victory a year ago.
Adventure starring Yul Brynner
Trevor Howard
When rebel leader Sultan becomes a target for the wrath of the British Raj on India's
North West Frontier, idealistic policeman Freddy Young is unwillingly put on his trail.
Director Ken Annakin (1967) ' FILM REVIEWS pages 55-62
Take two schools. One is in Birmingham, a multicultural urban area. The majority of its pupils are Muslims. The other is in a mainly white, rural area of Gloucestershire. By law both schools should hold a daily act of Christian collective worship and offer a religious education that is mainly Christian. But is that appropriate in a school where Christianity is not the predominantly practised religion?
At a time when church attendances are at an all-time low and family values are a political battlefield, this programme visits both schools to report on the contentious issue of religious education, examining the subject from the point of view of pupils, teachers and parents.
Producer Peter Swain
A Roger Bolton production for BBCtv
Top British chef Gary Rhodes gets on his bike to continue his culinary voyage around Britain. This week, he meets Welsh rock star Mike Peters and compares the recipe for a new single and a new dish. He also discovers the delights of Welsh seafood, lamb and Italian pecorino cheese - made in Wales. Back in the kitchen
Gary prepares mussels with garlic, almonds and parsley, and chump of lamb marinated with red wine and orange. Executive producer Fiona Pitcher
BBC BOOK: featuring recipes in the series, from bookshops, pricef 17.99 (hardback).f 12.99 (paperback)
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Last in the sci-fi series. Starring Scott Bakula Dean Stockwell
Mirror Image. 8 August 1953: it's Sam's birthday and he finds himself in a tavern in a mining town. At project Quantum Leap Headquarters, Al and Gushi try to get a fix on Sam, but this is a leap like no other.
Kirsty Wark reports on Nancy Buckle's battle to remain as sole resident of the House on the Rock in Knaresborough, the extraordinary folly built by her ancestors 200 years ago, which still lacks all 20th century amenities. Plus, reports on the restoration debate - has the cult of restoring gone too far turning historic buildings into over-dressed theatre sets? And
Alan Clark revisits the historic race track at Brooklands. Senes producer Sally Angel
Executive producer Roland Keating
Examines the agonies and ecstasies of being a contestant on Britain's toughest quiz programme, Mastermind. Producer Caroline Wright
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Subtitled
With Peter Snow.
Melvyn Bragg and guests delve into the archives, comparing past and present in the search for insights into topical issues.
11.55 Weatherview
Holography at work.
