6.20 Maths: Decision Tree Analysis
6.45 History of Maths: The Liberation of Algebra
7.10 Molecular Engineers
7.35 Images and Information
With signing.
(Subtitled)
The Smoggies steal an experimental harp and use it to blackmail the Suntots. (Rpt)
Bertha proves she's the best machine for any job. (Rpt)
Alistair goes for a ride in a bubble.
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
9.00 Standard Grade Modern Studies: LA Mix - Miguel
A 16-year-old graffiti artist talks about life in the ghetto.
(ages 14-16) (Stereo)
9.25 Around Scotland: Townscapes
(ages 10-12) (Stereo)
9.45 You and Me: Name Calling
(ages 3-5)
Dave and the children do some detective work around the playground. (Stereo)
The series for deaf and hard of hearing people. With signing and subtitles.
Daily look at business news.
1.00 TeachingToday (ages 7-1 1). Art
Classics. 31100 1.30 Q and A: a look at this term's programmes for secondary SChOOlS. Stereo 66852029 1.40
Thunderbirds in French. The Man from M/5(part3). 45876162 1.45
Numbertime (ages 4-5).
Christopher is given a small hut to live in, but he decides to extend it. (Stereo)
From Blackpool. Tony Blair's first speech to conference as Party leader. He'll be aiming to reach out to Labour's target areas in the south of England. Can the new, modern approach win over the Labour traditionalists? Can the Tory claims of a policy vacuum finally be refuted?
Including at 3.00 News and Weather (Subtitled - news); 3.50 News and Weather
(Subtitled - news); Regional News; Weather
One in ten people develops an anxiety disorder at sometime in their lives. Of these, phobias are the most frequent, yet there is still considerable stigma attached to the condition. What hope is there for sufferers?
The lateral thought and logic quiz show in which three professionals take on three students in a cerebral challenge against the clock. Presented by Alison Holloway.
(Stereo)
Competition Line: [number removed] (Calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate, 49p at all other times)
A hard-hitting drama series about the students and teachers at a Sydney inner-city high school.
The issue of freedom of speech is taken up by the students when inflammatory rap songs are banned from the school grounds. Nick and Jodie grow closer together through their roles in the censorship issue.
(Rpt)
In the second of a two-part documentary celebrating the art of political cartoons, former Conservative Party chairman Kenneth Baker looks more closely at John Major's famous underpants and talks to their creator, Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell. Major has had the worst cartoon press of any prime minister for more than two centuries.
Baker asks political satirists Ralph Steadman, Peter Brookes and Nick Garland whether there are any limits to the savagery of the satirical paintbrush, and editors Ian Hislop and Lord Deedes reveal occasions when cartoons have been censored on grounds of taste.
Tony Mason goes out with the All Wheel Drive Club in an Alvis Stalwart, a Scammell Explorer and an Abbott self-propelled gun.
A rich mixture of recipes spiced with the science of food and cookery, presented by top chef Raymond Blanc.
The need to preserve food for the winter has added a rich variety of new flavours to our diet. Tonight Raymond Blanc unravels the science of preserving: how salt stops meat rotting, how to make jams and why Francis Bacon stuffed a chicken with snow. Plus recipes for smoked trout with a mustard and dill dressing, low-sugar raspberry jam and vanilla ice-cream. And Mena Pathak demonstrates how to make mango pickle. With comedian Arnold Brown as Sir Francis Bacon.
# See recipes on page 44
Crime has provided a rich source of comedy over the years. These clips look at the funniest crooks on TV from the Frost Report to Porridge.
With Jeremy Paxman.
Featuring a report from New York on the phenomenal success of Tom Hanks's latest film Forrest Gump, whose mix of special effects and small-town philosophy has made it one of the biggest money-spinning movies of the decade. Presented by Fintan O'Toole.
How electron microscopes are used to develop energy-efficient engines.
Five programmes for secondary schools.
