6.20 Statistics 1450752 6.45 Car
Suspensions 5554077 7.10Britanny Farmers 6559023 7.35 Developing World
With Signing. Subtitled ...................7602905
Cartoon. (Rpt)
Animation.
Why Alzheimer's Disease brings families financial ruin.
First shown on BBC Midlands ...................5788232
A visit to Syon House.
Preparing healthy food.................5260771
(Stereo)
Western starringTim
Holt Ed Porter and his partner Chito attempt to foil bandits planningto steal a shipment of jewels.
Director George Archainbaud (1950) B/W .4482868 * FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
Drama adapted from the play by J.B. Priestley, born 100 years ago today, starring
Melvyn Douglas, Conrad Nagel
A group of people is drawn into a series of damaging confessions while trying to discover the truth surrounding a suicide and theft. With Virginia Bruce.
Director Phil Rosen (1935) B/W * FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
A once-blind woman travels to the remote jungles of Amazonia.
(Rpt)
The last of a three-part series on Asian film-making looks at India. Rpt ..89594042
Focusingon Schizophrenia..........6376856
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Outback Steam: Journey to the Centre
Following a steam train's journey to the heart of Australia............................4656787
Drama starring
Sophia Loren , Anthony Quinn
In New York's Little Italy, a gangster's widow finds herself courted by a local widower. With Ina Balin
Director Martin Ritt (1959) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
As part of the French Challenge season, the first of four programmes this week from the series celebrating the delights of modern French cuisine, presented by Parisian cookery writer
Mireille Johnston. Provence. Mireille returns to her native region and travels from the olive groves of the north to the market gardens of Nice. She meets people passionate about the region and its authentic sun-drenched flavours: lamb with Provencal herbs, grilled red mullet, stuffed vegetables, marinated goat's cheese and beef stew with olives.
The first series is concluded tomorrow at 5.30pm.
Producer Clare Brigstocke
FRENCH CHALLENGE GUIDE: for a free guide, send an A4 sae (50p postage) to: [address removed]; for information ring free phone [number removed] 0.00am-8.00pm daily
Feature-length version of the television spy drama The
Man from UNCLE, starring
Robert Vaughn
David McCallum
"No force in the world can resist us." To gain access to the ultimate secret weapon, evil renegades THRUSH turn one of their agents into
Napoleon Solo 's exact double - and plunge the world into deadly peril.
Director John Newland (1966) ............. * FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
The image of the penniless student has probably never been truerthan today with many students leaving university in serious debt, having struggled to survive while they studied. As the Government prepares to cut student grants by a further 30 percent, this
Education special explores the effects of this policy by examiningthe cases of students in Oxford, London and Preston.
A second-year student explains how she was so desperate that she briefly turned to prostitution to make ends meet, and a final-year student says he still owes thousands, despite working late nights in a barand fruit-pickingsix days a week in the summer holidays. "Less and less working-class people are going to go into higher education, he says. "I mean, a L3,000 debt is quite a burden."
Parents and professionals also express theirviews. One father probably speaks for many working-class parents when he says: "We didn't have much of an education and we're prepared to do anything to help our children improve themselves. But there is a limit - we can't pay what we haven't got."
There is a Helpline available on [number removed]- lines open 8.30-11.30pm tonight and 1.00-7.00pm tomorrow. Director/Producer Yvette Vanson
Bittersweet romantic comedy starring Holly Hunter, Richard Dreyfuss
The day of her sister's wedding proves equally unforgettable for Renata Bella when she is dumped by her boyfriend. Having decided that her life needs changing, Renata goes to the Caribbean to take a course on selling timeshares and is swept off her feet by slick salesman Sam Sharpe.
This film marked the debut in America for the Swedish director of the art house films My Life as a Dog and Who's Eating Gilbert Grape.
With Roxanne Hart, Danton Stone, Tim Guinee, Greg Garmann and Griffin Dunne.
With Peter Snow.
The winner of the prestigious music award is announced in this special edition of The Late Show. With Blur favourites to take the special trophy and a cheque for £25,000, presenter Tracey MacLeod talks to critic and author Tony Parsons and journalist Miranda Sawyer about the shortlist. See today's choices.
See John Peel : page 6
Whether steel or plastic, the modern rope is piece of materials engineering, and a technical marvel
