6.20 Reptile Reproduction: What You Never Knew About Sex

6.45 Maths: The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

7.10 Science: Quantum Leaps into the Atom

7.35 Geology: The Capitan Reef

With Signing. Subtitled ...................8957897

Note: repeats are not indicated.

9.00 Jeunes Francophones: Le Look
What's cool in Quebec, Senegal and France?
(ages 14-16) (Stereo)

9.20 Mathsphere: An Area of Concern/Facts into Pictures
How much leaf surface is there to catch the sun?
(ages 11-16) (Stereo)

9.40 Thunderbirds in Hindi: The Perils of Penelope

9.45 Come Outside
Auntie Mabel and Pippin go for a walk.
(ages 4-5)

(Rpt) (Stereo)

10.25 Ghostwriter: Just in Time
The Ghostwriter team tries to solve a crime that occurred in 1928.
(ages 10-12)

10.55 Watch: Famous People: Louis Braille
The story of the young French boy who invented a new way for the blind to read and write.
(ages 6-7)

11.10 In Living Memory: The Land
The second historical documentary about life in Wales.
(ages 14-16)

11.30 Landmarks: Britain Since 1930
The effect the Depression had on Britain.
(ages 9-12)

11. 50 The Art: The Art of Food
The art of packaging design for a new pizza product.
(ages 11-14)

12.10 Short Circuit: A Second Birthday: Organ Transplants
Will Britain adopt the opt-out organ system?
(ages 14-16)

Art for 11-14 year olds looking at images and uses of food in art through a food stylist, a woodcarver, a ceramicist and a packaging company.

More business news.

1.00 Lifeschool: B is for Body
Reporters explore the obsession with the body beautiful.
(ages 14+) (Stereo)

1.25 History File: Expansion, Trade and Industry: Britain 1750-1900: Factory Life
(ages 11-14)

1.45 Storytime: Sunday Boots and Working Shoes
Mr Banglebede loses a shoe.
(ages 4-5)

Becky realises that old things are as good as new. (Rpt) (Stereo)

Furthersecond-round bowls action with flat and crown green players, from Britain and Overseas, competing in the new
L32,000 tournament. COMPETITION LINE: 0[number removed]. Calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate and 49p per minute at all othertimes.
Includingat
3.00 News and Weather subtmed (news)
3.50 News and Weather subtitled (news) Regional News; Weather

Another chance to see the feature-length pilot episode of the offbeat American series in which an era-hopping scientist proves that the past isn't what it used to be.
The mid 1990s: Sam Beckett, a brilliant physicist, is the head of a time-travel experiment, which one day succeeds but not in the way anticipated. From a high-tech lab, Sam wakes to find himself in a strange bed, with a strange wife, an unrecognisable reflection in the mirror and a problem. A new series of Quantum Leap begins on Sunday.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)

The Telephone Box. The red British telephone box has joined a select group of objects which have become symbols of Britain. The majority have now been removed for the sake of modernisation, although some are being reinstated in central London to support the tourist industry, and this classic piece of design is now sold at auctionfor other uses. With
Gavin Stamp , Kenneth Grange , Patrick Wright and Bruce Martin.
Producer Roger Last

Bill Murray 's Story. Written entirely from memory in prisonerof warcamps, W H Murray 's guide, Mountaineering in Scotland has inspired successive generations of climbers. In his first appearance on television, Murray recalls the inauspicious circumstances that led to his writing career.
Meanwhile, high on Ben Nevis , three modern climbers - Graham Moss , Alastair Cain and Mark Diggins - re-create his famous winter ascent of Tower Ridge - an exposed route on Britain's highest mountain and one which still traps the unwary. There is drama and breathtaking scenery as the trio make their determined way towards the summit. The programme also carries a serious message. The difficulty of Tower Ridge is made abundantly plain and climbers are left in no doubt that safety first must be their motto. Presented by Cameron McNeish.
Director/Series producer Richard Else ; Executive producer David Taylor

On tonight's programme, Jeremy Clarkson is in the Highlands to test drive the new Jaguar XJ series, including the supercharged four-litre XJR, which was unveiled only yesterday. Tiff Needell puts the first all-new Range Rover to be launched for nearly a quarter of a century through its paces on a 350-mile trip from Solihull to Scotland. Tony Mason peers at the Perthshire scenery through the mud on the lens during the third round of the Top Gear British Rally Championship, as contenders speed around Scone Palace near Perth, race up to Inverness, pass imposing lochs and cross over the Forth Bridge before finishing at Perth.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Courtroom drama starring
Denise Nicholas
Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Malcolm-pamal Warner , who starred as the affable son Theo in the hit American comedy series, The Cosby Show, takes on a more serious role in this TV film. Elizabeth Sturgis 's son stands accused of murder. The prosecutor is pushingforthe death sentence and she must find the means to free her son, whatever the cost.
Director Susan Rohrer (1989)
FILM REVIEWS pages 61-66
Followed by Video Nation Shorts Subtitled

An in-depth analysis of the day's major news, with Kirsty Wark.

Arts and media magazine programme. Mark Lawson chairs the review of the week's events with regular panellists Allison Pearson , Tom Paulin and Tony Parsons.
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Highlights of the coming week's Open University programmes.
Repeated tomorrow at 2.10pm

Electron microscopes and how they work. Transmission electron microscopes have been developed which can resolve individual atoms, even revealing surface topography.
And state-of-the-art microscopes are being used to develop new material for energy-efficient car engines....1598450

Highlights of the first quarter-final of the Open Indoor Bowls Championship from Preston Guild Hall, where both flat and crown green players are competing for prize money totalling £32,000.
(Stereo)