6.45 Maths: Fibonacci Numbers
7.10 Science: Fires of Life
7.35 Geology: Interpreting Sediments
With signing.
Parliamentary news.
Romantic drama starring
Rosalind Russell
Fictional story of a woman in the man's world of 1930s aviation. With Fred MacMurray. Director Lothar Mendes (1943)
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A trip to the Gambia.
South Africa arrive at cricket's headquarters for their first Test in England since 1965, and their subsequent expulsion from world cricket.
Under the determined leadership of Kepler Wessels they will prove committed opponents, eagerly re-establishing a presence on the world stage. Commentary by Jack Bannister , Richie Benaud , Geoff Boycott , David Gower and Robin Jackman. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
Television presentation Alan Griffiths Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
Talking about South
Africa 's return to Lord's 's
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Venetian painters of the 16th century.
Malcolm Cormack discusses one of the Fitzwilliam Museum's most striking group of pictures, painted in 16th century Venice by Palma Vecchio, Paolo Veronese and Titian. Show more
With Chris Jarvis.
Musical series. Written by Simon Davies. (Rpt) (Stereo)
Further live coverage.
Including at
2.00 News and Weather Subtitled (news)
The true story of an armed robbery.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's questions.
Regional News; Weather
Further live coverage from
Lord's.
Hawaii. Magenta Devine and Rajan Datar visit the holiday paradise of Hawaii, home of Surf ers for Jesus, hulas and humpback whales. Producer Jo Wright
Series producer Dave Stewart
Nicolas Hayek : a Brief History of Swatch. Since 1982, more than 100,000,000 Swatches have been sold worldwide, and it is claimed that the famous plastic timepiece has saved the Swiss watch industry.
Swatch-collecting has become big business, with some designs having achieved up to £22,000 at auction. This programme talks to the man behind the Swatch, S M H chairman Nicolas Hayek , looks at the annual production of the watch's 200 designs, and at the plans for an innovative urban car - the Swatchmobile. It also features an interview with former astronaut Neil Armstrong
, who wore an Omega on the moon. Producer JeffFerry
Series editor Brian Davies
A Tnbeca production for BBCtv
The last of three programmes looking at medical ethics.
Kill or Cure. Will doctors help their patients die? And will medical colleagues cover up mercy killing? Moderator Vincent Hanna puts an imaginary story to panellists including Lord Walton, Chairman of the Select
Committee on Medical Ethics; Dr Jim Howe , the consultant responsible for young
Hillsborough disaster victim Tony Bland's medical care;
Catholic priest Father Anthony Fisher ; and Claire Rayner , agony aunt and Chair of the Ethics Committee at Northwick Park and St Marks NHS Trust.
Producer Charlie Smith Series editor Robin Kent
ABrian Lapping/Granada production for BBCtv
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Alison Goldie visits Lisbon, 1994's Culture Capital of Europe. Gavin Campbell discovers the Pacific island of Western Samoa. Paddy Haycocks goes to the Welsh village of Portmeirion. With Penny Junor. Producer Clare Sillery
Series producer Liz Wamer
Series examining the role of zoos now and in the future.
The Zoos that Time Forgot Two Eastern bloc zoos are struggling for survival in the post-communist era. For most, the clock stopped in the 1950s - a time when zoos were important municipal status symbols modelled on Victorian menageries. Now Bucharest Zoo in Romania and Yerevan
Zoo in Armenia are trapped in a 40-year timewarp. This film focuses on attempts to modernise both zoos and rescue the animals from their poor conditions. Producer Kate Broome
Executive producer Grant Mansfield
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Alan Bennett wanders through the architecturally-exotic County Arcade in Leeds, designed by architect Frank Matchaminl900. Director David Hinton
Producer Ruth Rosenthal Rpt
Then The Jupiter Collision Stereo
With Jeremy Paxman.
Highlights of the first day's play from Lord's.
Highlights of the coming weekend's OU programmes.
What does our galaxy look like from intergalactic space, and what lies at its very centre?
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