6.20 Santo Spirito: a Renaissance Church
6.45 The Politics of Equal
Opportunity 4621318 7.35
Medieval Europe: the University of Salamanca
With signing.
Parliamentary update.
Taking trips on Britain's steam railways.
9.05 Landmarks Special:
Buildings and Builders
9.25 English Express: Sam's Duck (part 2) 8539196 9.45 Storytime
10.00 The Royal Institution
Christmas Lectures: the Cosmic
Onion - An Hour to Make the Universe 70592 11.00 Words and Pictures: Monster Monday Stereo 2765641 11.15Job
Bank: Farm Worker/Nursing
9266689 11.35 TV6: the Birth of Europe - Power and Frontiers (part 2) Stereo
3185196 12.05The Making of Middlemarch
12.35 Unforgettable Subtitled 81900757 12.50
Teaching Today: Management of Pupil Behaviour
1.20-1.40 Children's BBC with Chris Jarvis. Stereo 1.20Pingu
75428931 1.25Forget-Me-Not Farm 972442831.40 Zig Zag: Tales from Europe - Greece
Stereo 24332134 2.00 News
Subtitled and Weather; followed by Storytime Note: repeats are not indicated.
2.15 To Latvia with Love
Exiles from the Baltic state of Latvia return home after
50 years.
Looking at the life cycle of this lively rodent.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Coverage of Parliament.
Regional News; Weather
Continued coverage of the second day, featuring the Royal Hunt Cup at 4.20.
A year after the Community Care Bill was introduced, Newcastle's former social services director,
Brian Roycroft , examines its effect.
In the wake of sweeping adoption reforms in Australia, this film follows people searching for their lost relatives.
Data's Day. Data reports on a typical day for a visiting scientist.
In the United States, soccer - as the Americans insist on calling the game - bobs in the wake of basketball, baseball and grid-iron football. Yet for a four-week period starting this Friday, the USA stages the greatest football show on earth.
From the Standing Room Only team comes this special on how the Americans are approaching the World Cup. Simon O'Brien travels from coast to coast in search of the unusual, while Blackburn and England defender Graeme Le Saux reports from the ghettos where the American authorities say they are putting in resources to find their footballing stars of tomorrow.
Shelley Webb visits Los Angeles, where the final will be played, and Alistair McGowan sneaks a look behind the cameras of our own Match of the Day. And there's a survival pack for disgruntled British fans who aren't going to the World Cup.
Let's Face the Music and Dance
Later this year, government legislation will come into effect that will outlaw many so-called "raves". But are these free festivals and parties really that dangerous? In this film, the Advance Party seeks to put the record straight, arguing that as a form of cultural expression, the right to party goes back thousands of years.
Producer Christopher Hutchins ; Series editor
Giles Oakley
This week, a report on the panic over computer porn; a look at the latest applications of computers in architecture; a report from the USA on future uses of computers in everything from dustbins to doorknobs; and Jules Gibbons reviews a funfair simulation for PCs. With
Susan Rae and Rajan Datar. Series producer Stephen Arkell
Series editor John Wyver Stereo
An Illuminations production for BBCtv
Including features on the variety of life that thrives in a dry-stone wall,
Caryn Franklin 's moving meeting with the minke whale, and a walk in the New Forest with film director Ken Russell. Producer Kathryn Moore
Series producer Colette Foster
It is the late 1930s and some British households still eagerly await the arrival of electricity. When a pylon is erected in the garden, Morris's mother can't wait to show off her Swedish lumbago belt and toaster. But Morris is gripped by a deeper passion that will change his life - one that will not be illuminated for 50 years.
This darkly comic story of suburban family life in the north of England has a strong cast including Frances Barber ,
Jim Carter , Stephanie Cole , Bernard Hepton and Ronald Pickup.
Producer Tatiana Kennedy ; Written and directed by Richard Monks Stereo
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Two Dutch film-makers try to finish their George Formby documentary. With Walter van Dyk and Marion van Thyn.
Then Video Nation Shorts
(Stereo)
With Kirsty Wark.
Includes a look at MTV Europe, and various TV presenters talk about their worst moments.
With Joanna Coles.
