6.20 Biology: Problems with Ions 5619188 6.45 Maths: Complex Numbers 4506614 7.10
Rabbits and Chalk Grasslands 2627091 7.35 Bridges:
Spanning Materials

With signing. Subtitled

(Rpt)

(Rpt)

Comedy set in I 19th-century England, starring
Katharine Hepburn
A woman tries to win her sweetheart back on his return from war.
Director George Stevens (1937)
B/W
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I I Drama based on the I I classic novel.
Starring W C Fields
Freddie Bartholomew
David Copperfield 's happy life with his adoring mother suddenly changes.
Director George Cukor (1935)
B/w
BARRY NORMAN 'S CHOICE see page 44

The effects of war on Papua New Guinea. Rpt

Written by Simon Davies.
Musical series, with Sophie Aldred and Matthew Devitt. (Rpt) (Stereo)

With guest
Bernard Gallagher. Rpt

Subtitled (news)
Followed by Heroes of Our Time
A look at the people and activities of Greenpeace. Directors Cathy Henkel and Catherine Marciniak

Subtitled (news)
Followed by The Gun
Firearm history. Rpt

Angela Rippon tours the West Country. Rpt

Subtitled (news) Regional News; Weather

Coverage from Helsinki.
(ContinuesonBBCl)

Napoleon is sent to investigate a deadly new project on a Greek island.
(Subtitled)

Animated fun. Rpt

Further coverage from
Helsinki.

Archive clips of attempts to avert crises on camera.

Wilderness expert Ray Mears reveals some of his favourite forays into British woods and fields. First shown as part of the countryside series Tracks. Producer Kathryn Moore
Series producer Colette Foster
Stereo Subtitled

Paddy Haycocks visits Jamaica, Alison Goldie goes to Morocco and comedian Gordon Kennedy seeks out Britain's b and bs.
With Penny Junor. ProducerClareSillery
Series producer Liz Warner Stereo

Concluding the true story of a man who wanted to be a woman.
Desperate Measures. Julia Grant begins the long and difficult struggle to obtain a sex-change operation. Series producer David Pearson
Subtitled

A Cinderella Story. Shopping is booming in Northern Ireland, houses are cheap. The second of these programmes about the unintended consequences of the Troubles looks at some of the surprising economic factors.
Director Geoffrey Smrth ; Series producer Nick Catliff Stereo Subtitled
Followed by Video Nation Shorts Subtitled

With Peter Snow.
(Subtitled)

In the basement of an old Presbyterian church in the Botanic district of south Belfast, comedians are giving a different slant to the Troubles. It is a few hundred yards from Loyalist Sandy Row and Nationalist Ormeau Road, both scenes of recurrent sectarian violence.
The club usually plays to full houses, with local comics sharing the bill with visiting guest stars. But for tonight's performance all the acts are from the province. There's
Patrick Kielty and his balaclava, Sony Radio Award-winners the Hole in the Wall Gang, Jake Junior, Owen O'Neill, John Byrne and Kevin McAleer. They are used to working in clubs where the exact political complexion of the audience is at first a mystery, adding an edge to their comedy. Director Gerry Stembridge
Executive producer Paul Evans
(The Hole in the Wall Gang can also be heard on Radio 4 tomorrow at 11.00pm.)