6.20 Statistics: The Normal
Distribution 8494259 6.45 Living with Technology: Food 2548018 7.35 Developing World: the Tonga of Zimbabwe
With signing.
Parliamentary update. 91
Drama adapted from the novel by H G Wells , starring John Mills
Sally Ann Howes
Reflecting on a life of missed opportunities, draper Alfred Polly hits upon a drastic solution to his problems.
Director Anthony Pelissier (1949)
Bells. Features a visit to the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, which has been in existence for over 500 years.
Live coverage of the final day's play between England and New Zealand from
Old Trafford.
By Hammer and Hand. How village blacksmith
Eric Arthur Stevenson came to be honoured in the City of London.
Further live coverage.
Including at
2.00 News and Weather Subtitled (news)
The work of Australian sculptors and artists Rob and Rhyl Hinwood.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's questions.
Regional News; Weather
Live coverage through to the end of the match.
Take That are currently Britain's most popular band. They have a huge following among teenagers and children here and in Europe. As they embark on a tour of Australia where they are relatively unknown, Andi Peters sees what it is like to be a famous pop band almost starting out again.
SEE THIS WEEK page 12
Romantic adventure starring
Jeff Fahey
Tushka Bergen Turn-of-the-century Australia: headstrong Alice-May Richards has fallen for dashing
Jack Donaghue , a cattle drover. But handsome ranch owner
Ben Creed also has an eye for her.
Director Ian Barry (1989)
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-52
"By all means call your concoction a pasty if you like, but please, please not a Cornish one." This week chef Gary Rhodes travels to Cornwall to answer his critic, Mrs Rosemary Pellow. He also meets a New Age traveller who teaches him how to milk a goat and taking inspiration from local artist John Miller and the Tate Gallery in St Ives, Gary creates grilled mackerel with stewed tomatoes, pesto and onions, followed by chocolate flan. Last of the current series.
Executive producer Fiona Pitcher
BBC BOOK: featuring recipes in the series. price £17.99 (hardback). £2.99 (paperback)
GARY RHODES page 16
This week: Betty Boothroyd, Speaker of the House of Commons, shows Dan Cruickshank her apartments designed by Augustus Pugin and author Margaret Drabble returns to Filey, the holiday resort of her youth. With Kirsty Wark.
Six years ago, Jacques Benveniste, a highly respected immunologist and medical researcher in Paris, claimed to have stumbled upon a remarkable system of cell communication.
This first of six programmes about contemporary scientists whose work has challenged accepted wisdom tells the story of Benveniste's findings, which if correct would have contradicted many of the laws of biochemistry. His theories were examined and investigators declared his "memory of water" discovery to be an "experimental error". Colleagues disowned him and he was even accused of disgracing his country.
Dr Mark Porter page 6
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
(Subtitled)
With Sue Cameron.
Highlights of the final day's play.
Designing new alloys.
