6.45 Statistics: Experiments and Energy 5158897 7.10 Social Problems and Social Welfare 6226743 7.35 The Industry of Culture
With signing, summed
The young puppet and his new friend Nina are caught in a snowstorm. (Rpt)
The lovable elephant and his troop go camping.
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
9.00 France Means Business: Birth of a Yogurt
(Stereo)
9.30 Over the Moon with Mr Boom (ages 5-7): Me and My Family: Who Am I?
9.45 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7): The Owl and the Pussy Cat
With Sophie Aldred.
10.00-10.25 Children's BBC
With Chris Jarvis.
(Stereo)
10.00 Playdays: The Tent Stop
10.25 Look and Read (ages 7-9+): Skyhunter 2: Strangers on the Canal
First of a ten-part literacy series.
10.45 Science Zone (ages 9-11): People: It in the Blood
First of a new science series, presented by Steve Johnson.
11.05 Space Ark (ages 7-11): People: In the Blood
11.15 See You, See Me: Scottish Themes (ages 7-9): See the Romans: Frontier People
11.30 English File (ages 14-17): Charles Dickens - a Biography
12.00 TV6 (age 16+): On the Road: Oldham - the Family in Question
The latest business, consumer and workplace news.
(Stereo) (Rpt)
Shown yesterday at 12 midnight .............
From Ascot on the annual charity race day, featuring races at 2.30,3.05 and
3.35, and recorded coverage of the 1.30 race.
Including at
2.55 News and Weather
Subtitled (news)
Drama based on a true story. starring Angela Punch McGregor
Annie is 13 years old, physically handicapped and living in a hospital.
Jessica, a newtherapist, discovers that teaching Annie to communicate is only half the battle.
Director Gil Brealey 1984) + FILM REVIEWS pages 59-62
Languedoc-Roussillon. The smell of garlic permeates this sun-soaked region. Mireille Johnston samples garlic soup, roast lamb and garlic sauce and potatoes with raw garlic. And she makes the region's famous pork and bean casserole, cassoulet.
Captain Scarlet is apparently invincible, but must undergo his first real test.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)
The cult detective series about a private investigator and his ghostly partner.
Jeff and Marty investigate ghostly sightings at Crake Castle, home of the wealthy and much-married Kim Wentworth, and suspect her new husband of trying to frighten her out of her wits.
First shown on ITV.
Pop music news and features. This week, Zoe Ball meets East 17 to find out about their new single "Steam".
Repeated next Sunday
(Stereo)
A series of vintage rock, pop and soul performances from the BBC archives. Can You Feel the Force? The early 70s was a golden age for soul. The music entered a more reflective phase, then came Michael Jackson and disco fever.
Producer Jeannie Clark : Senes producer
David Jeffcock
Third in a series of documentaries from the BBC regions.
Asthma cases have doubled nationally over the past 15 years despite efforts to clean up our cities. Some sufferers move into rural areas, only to find their attacks are worse. Artist Gerald Scarfe, himself a chronic sufferer, asks: how fresh is the air we breathe?
First shown by BBC East
Ffyona Campbell's plans to trek across Spain with a pack animal go wrong and relations with the film crew deteriorate, lanet
Street-Porter is wary as she joins the final leg of Ffyona's round-the-world walk. See today's choices.
Director/Series producer Stephen Scott
Subtitled ...........................................89149
With Jeremy Paxman.
Kevin Day chairs a discussion by four guest comedians on the week's news. The audience plays its part with a barrage of unscripted questions. Producer Bill Dare ; Executive producer
Peter Fincham
Ratings experts tell Larry he lacks on-screen affability, but what will it take for him to change into "Mr Nice"?
Starring David Janssen
Glass Tightrope. Fugitive
Richard Kimble witnesses an accidental killing. B/w Subtitled ...............................3506095
A tale of love and revenge, scripted by Jean Cocteau and starring Maria Casares
Told that her lover Jean no longer loves her, Helene puts him to the test with the aid of a young dancer. In French with English subtitles. With Paul Bernard and Elina Labourdette.
Director Robert Bresson (1946)
* FILM REVIEWS pages 59-62
