6.20 Biology: New Formulae for Food
6.45 Maths: Up to the Mark
7.10 Science: Man-Made Macromolecules
7.35 Engineering Mechanics: Dynamic Analysis
With signing.
Parliamentary news.
9.00 Education Special: Bullying
(Subtitled)
9.50 Watch Summer Extras: Journeys - Holidays abroad
10.05 Lifeschool Special: Child Slaves - The Moral Factor
10.30 TV6: The Birth of Europe - Hostages to Oil: Part 1
(Stereo)
11.00 Q and A
11.10 Landmarks: Treasures of the Landscape
11.30 Help Your Child with Reading
11.45 Landmarks Special: Fast Food
12.05 The Geography Programme - Japan 2000
(Stereo)
12.25 Lifeschool: Equal Opportunities - Body language
12.50 Denied the 9 to 5
A series looking at job prospects for disabled people (Stereo)
1.20-1.40 Children's BBC with Chris Jarvis
1.25 Christopher Crocodile
1.30 Brum
1.40 Music Time: Lanterns and Lions
2.00 News and Weather
followed by Watch Summer Extras: Journeys - Holidays abroad
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
Further live coverage from
Lord's.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of the House ofCommons,"including
Prime Minister's questions.
Regional News; Weather
Cricket: Second Test Further coverage.
Royal Ascot
Continued coverage of Ladies Day with the 4.20 race.
Tennis
Coverage of the Volkswagen Cup from Eastbourne - the traditional curtain-raiser for ladies' Wimbledon.
Commentary by John Barrett , Virginia Wade,
David Mercer and Julian Tutt.
Introduced by Sue Barker. Tennis producerjohnnie Watherston
TheAvroShackleton. A look back at the Shackleton maritime reconnaissance plane. Filmed during the last months of its long service, crew members reflect on the departure of an old friend. Producer Andrew Johnston
Series producer Peter Grimsdale
It 's a Jungle Out There. The experiences of eight managers sent to Africa to organise an expedition on behalf of the charity Raleigh International for 100 young people. Producer James Reed
Senes editor Brian Davies
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In the final programme of the series, diver Peter Miller reveals how he discovered cases of 100-year-old whisky aboard a shipwreck off the Scottish coast; and the Duke of Argyll describes his first drinking session at the tender age of 4. Producer Michael Begg
Wntten by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
Last in the series of recently rediscovered episodes of this classic comedy.
When his local snooker hall shuts down, Harold buys a full size table and gets a challenge from Albert.
Highlights from the award-winning series.
With Gregor Fisher , Helen Lederer and Ron Bain.
Producer Colin Gilbert
Products
Since this competition to find the best of contemporary British design was launched earlier this year, the judges have sifted through 1,200 entries to draw up a shortlist of five designs in each of the categories of products, architecture and graphics, which viewers can now vote for by telephone and at exhibitions throughout the country. Details will be given at the end of each of the three programmes.
In the first programme, Muriel
Gray goes in search of the qualities which make British product designers sought after all over the world. The judging panel-including fashion designer Paul Smith and Gordon Sked from Rover - describe how they have travelled all over the world before arriving at the five designs they have chosen as finalists in the product category. Tomorrow at I Opm it's the turn of the graphics section. Series producer Peter Jamieson
Executive producer Keith Alexander
Tonight, a view of the light bulb. Producer Peter Simpson
Series producer Peter Grimsdale
Then Video Nation Shorts Stereo
With Jeremy Paxman.
Cultural highlights of the week.
The weekend's OU highlights.
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