6.20 Data Models and Databases 1889260 6.45 History of Maths: Paris and the New Mathematics
7. 10 Cellular Growth
7.35 Interrogating the Past - Challenging the Present
With signing.
(Subtitled)
(Stereo)
Historical drama starring
Preston Foster Basil Rathbone
A young gladiator repents and saves Christians as Mount Vesuvius erupts.
Director Ernest B Schoedsack (1935)
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Crime drama starring
Bette Davis
Paul Henreid Claude Rains
When cellist Karel Novak arrives in America he seeks the music student he fell in love with before the war. Director Irving Rapper 946)
Majorca.
How Aids affects those close to the sufferers.
(Rpt)
Migrations.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Open View
Cobalt poisoning among
American workers.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by The Gun The last in the series.
A raindrop's "life".
Regional News; Weather
FILM Lighthearted murder mystery.
Bombay CID investigates an apparently flawless crime. With Madhur Jaffrey and Naseeruddin Shah.
Director Zafar Hal (1988)
Examining the effects of the Dangerous Dogs Act.
Comedy starring Doris Day
James Gamer
A woman becomes an overnight TV sensation, much to her husband's disgust, when she stars in a live soap advert.
Director Norman Jewison (1963)
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In the last of the series,
Peter York looks at society magazines. A Granada production for BBCtv
by Ronald Frame.
In a dramatised profile, author Ronald Frame returns to
Glasgow to promote his latest book. Amidst the exhausting publicity tour, the writer finds himself drifting off into the Glasgow of his past.
Director Richard Downes
SeriesproducerMayMiller
In the last programme of the present series, and as part of the French Challenge season, Geoff Hamilton visits France.
At a garden centre in Normandy he discovers whether gardening fever is as rife in France as it is here and in a country famous for formal design and hectares of bedding, Liz Rigbey and Nick Wray discover some small but enchanting gardens.
Series producer Laurence Vulliamy Executive producer Tony Laryea
A Catalyst TV production for BBCtv
GEOFF HAMILTON page 19
When it was announced that this series would be broadcast on BBCtv,
Michael Moore said he hoped it would lead to " a lot of free plane tickets to Commonwealth countries and a chance to meet the Queen and pound back a few brewskies."
Perhaps he's still dreaming, but he and his team have certainly done a lot of travelling over the past six weeks. From Kuwait to Texas and from Hot Springs to Foleshill, the series has explained and exposed stories of global interest in an off beat and often ironic way.
In this the last programme of the series he investigates caningand the British fascination with it. Among those he talks to are headmasters, and politicians who'd like to beat some sense into British youth. Executive producer Jeremy Gibson
Comedian Sean Hughes ends his journey on the Isle of Man.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Sue Cameron, including Kirsty Lang visits Singapore and Malaysia where the people are being encouraged to have more children.
(Subtitled)
In the final programme, Robert Louis Stevenson 's classic tale
The Strange Case ofDrJekyll and Mr Hyde is explored in this documentary with dramatic reconstructions and interviews with biographer Jenni Calder.
Director Richard Downes
Documentary exploring Robert Louis Stevenson's tale, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Featuring dramatic reconstructions and interviews with biographer Jenni Calder. Show more
Adventure based on a true story. In the 1850s William Walker and a small band of mercenaries invaded Nicaragua.
With Ed Harris and Marlee Matlin.
(1987)
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