6.20 Probability: FindingOne's Bearings 1025060 6.45 Lifestyles, Work and the Family 7468973 7.35 The Developing World: Lessonsfrom Kerala
With Signing. Subtitled ...................5303373
Pinocchio heals a rift.
Babar must spend more time with his family.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 Standard Grade Modern Studies: LA Mix
Young people in Los Angeles talk about their lives and beliefs. (ages 14-16) (Stereo)
9.25 Around Scotland: Townscapes
(ages 10-12)
9.45 You and Me: Up and Down
(ages 3-5)
Join the fun at Butlin's Funcoast World in Skegness. (Rpt)
10.25 English Express: Language Skills
What's the point of full stops?
(ages 9-11) (Stereo)
10.45 The Experimenter: People
(ages 7-9)
11.05 Space Ark: People
(ages 7-11)
11.15 Music Makers: Talking Drums
(ages 7-9+)
11.35 Seeing through Science: Food for Thought
A demonstration of how the sense of taste does not depend only upon receptors on the tongue and in the nose.
(11-14)
The series for deaf and hard of hearing people. With signing and subtitles..48350
Daily look at business news.
1.00 Teaching Today: RE in the Primary School
1.30 Q and A
New primary programmes.
1.40 Thunderbirds in French. The Man from MI5: Part 2
1.45 Numbertime
Maths with Marvo the Magician (ages 4-5)
Christopher's favourite game involves plenty of mud.
The two friends try to earn money to buy a cake.
Coverage of a new indoor event, the Saga International Open, involving both flat and crown green players. The winner of the tournament at Preston Guild Hall will receivel 10,000. Due to play this afternoon are Noel Burrows , reigning World Outdoorand Commonwealth
Champion Margaret Johnston and Scotland's Richard Corsie , the three times former World IndoorChampion and current holder of the Commonwealth title.
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3.00 News and Weather subtitled (news)
3.50 News and Weather subtnied (news) Regional News; Weather
The weekly quiz show returns. Tonight three professionals take on three students in a cerebral challenge against the clock as they attempt to solve lateral thought puzzles. Presented by Alison Holloway. Producers Bob Louis and Kate Marlow
Executive producer David Ross Stereo COMPETITION LINE: 089 1 [number removed](Calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate. 49p at all other times)
The start of a fresh and hard-hitting drama series about the students and teachers at a Sydney inner-city high school.
It's the first day of a new school year at the multi-racial Hartley High School and Nick Poulos arrives for class eagerto check out the new girls. Meanwhile, youngteacher Christina Milano is on the receiving end of the students' antics. See today's choices.
* What are your children watching? See our Parents' Guide on page 37
Prime Ministers have always suffered the jibes of cartoonists' cruel humour, yet many of them are avid collectors of the very drawings in which they are lampooned. Former Conservative Party Chairman Kenneth Baker explores this love/hate relationship in a two-part documentary celebrating the art of political cartoons.
Baker traces the history of cartooning from the early 18th century when politicians were shown defecating and cavorting with the devil. Today, he says, a "genteel humour has replaced biting satire".
Among the cartoonists, historians and collectors he talks to former Radio Times illustrator Peter Brookes, now one of Britain's best and most respected political cartoonists.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Tiff Needell test drives theL600,000
McLaren F 1 and finds out how practical it is for everyday use.
A rich mixture of recipes spiced with the science of food and cookery, presented by top chef Raymond Blanc.
The Rawand the Cooked. Tonight
Raymond steps back in time to seek the origins of cooking and finds out what happens when we apply heat to meat? Physicist Professor Nicholas Kurti provides a new microwave dessert, plus there are recipes for best end of lamb with a herb crust, salmon steak poached in an aromatic vegetable stock with Hollandaise sauce, and garden salads with deep fried herbs and vegetables.
With Martin Jarvis as the 18th-century philosopher Brillat-Savarin.
DirectorMartin Gorst; Producer George Auckland
Stereo Subtitled...................................1176
In the kitchen with Raymond Blanc on page 31, plus recipes on page 48
Clips from comedy sketches that feature policemen. Rpt ..............773404
With Peter Snow.
Featuring Mark Lawson talking with Joseph Heller , whose new novel
Closing Time, a long-awaited follow-up to the cult success Catch 22, is published next week. Stereo ......664824
How surgeons gather information..86751
Highlights of the concluding first-round matches. Stereo .......................9823916
