6.20 Biology: Patterns in Green
6.45 Maths: and So On...
7.10 Frontiers of Geology
7.35 Engineering Mechanics: Vibrations
With Signing. Subtitled ...................3604345
Animation. Pinocchio tries to stop the children from burning their toys.
Cartoon. Things are mysteriously disappearing from the palace.
Comedy starring Ann Sothern
The showgirl helps a desperate GI save his marriage by discovering a plot to embezzle his wife's fortune.
(1944) B/W
Film Reviews pages 47-54
Murder mystery starring Dan O'Herlihy
Circumstantial evidence points the finger of suspicion at a woman when her father-in-law is killed.
(1957) B/W
Film Reviews pages 47-54
Vintage British comedy starring
Will Hay
Ben Cutlet bores his drinking pals with tales of maritime bravery. But then he is tricked into taking command of the unseaworthy Rob Roy.
Director William Beaudine (1936) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-54
Musical series. With Matthew Devitt and Sophie Aldred. (Rpt) (Stereo)
The last in the series looks at the management of birds.
(Rpt)
Subtitled (news)
Followed by TUC 94
Live coverage from Blackpool. Among the subjects for debate this afternoon are the NHS, local government, the media, transport and public services.
Including at 3.00 News and Weather (subtitled - news)
A report from the north of England, where car crime has been described as becoming almost an industry.
(First shown on BBC North)
Mireille Johnston continues her culinary tour with a visit to Brittany, where she samples monkfish in a rich seafood sauce from the rugged coastal area, as well as crepes and a delicious buttery Breton cake from the interior region. Continued tomorrow at 5.30pm.
Comedy starring Christopher Rich, Lauren Holly
It's reunion time at Riverdale High School and although happily engaged, Archie Andrews is still being pursued by two old flames.
(1990)
Film Reviews pages 47-54
Russia's new combat aircraft, the agile and deadly Sukhoi SU-35, is featured in this first of three reports from the celebrated air show. Presented by Julian Tutt, Rob Curling and Nici Marx. The next report can be seen next Sunday.
Wilderness expert Ray Mears forages for things to eat in the woodland, proving that food can come free if you know where to look for it. He chews his way through ladies' thumb, pignut, burdock and chicken in the woods - an alfresco feast. This film was first shown in the countryside series Tracks.
(Stereo)
Alison Goldie goes on a day trip to Monte Carlo, Gordon Kennedy discovers the Aeolian Islands of Italy and author Patrick Gale takes his dog for a coastal walk in Cornwall.
Presented by Penny Junor .
Series producer Liz Warner # See competition on page
Last in this series from the Under the Sun team about the proud, outspoken Hamar women of southwest Ethiopia.
This new film completes the trilogy made over five years. It is three years since Duka left home to marry a man she had never met. Now she has two children and her ambitious husband Sago has aspirations to become rich, which are thwarted by the drought, rising prices, and the never-ending demands of his grasping relatives. Meanwhile Duka's cousin is preparing for his coming of age, a bizarre and startling spectacle in which he must leap over his cattle, while Duka is ritually beaten until her back bleeds. But at the last minute tragedy strikes in the form of a sudden death in the family. The ceremony is in jeopardy, and Sago must find some way to help save the day.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
(Subtitled)
With Kirsty Wark.
Marking the ending of the 40 Minutes series, this film looks back at some of the most memorable images from the programme's 13-year run. It was a series that helped change laws, right wrongs and brought the spotlight to bear on some extraordinary people. Director John Pitman ; Series editors Roger Mills, Edward Mirzoeff , Caroline Pick , Paul Watson
Open University preview.
Repeated tomorrow at 2.00pm
Investigating how today's cereal breeders are using traditional and modern methods in their search for tomorrow's wheat.
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