With Chris Jarvis.
A look at the lemurs of Madagascar. Rpt Stereo ...........
Animated adventures of the koala bear. Rpt Stereo ............
The Why Bird Stop.
Cartoon fun.
Animated stories based on the books of Richard Scarry.
With Caitlin Easterby and Simon PaSCOe.
Last of a three-part animated story...........
Interactive time-travelling game
Last in this series of the classic school drama from 1982. Pogo has a lucrative idea for passing exams. Another series begins next Sunday.
Written by Alan Janes
Animated adventures.
Rpt Stereo Subtitled 133514a
Drama series set in Australia
Zoe Ball reports on the video shoot for the new single by INXS, The Strangest Party.
Shown last Friday
(Stereo)
Play It Again Seymour. April 14, 1953: Sam leaps into the mean streets of a crime novel, where thefemmes can be fatal and the cops are only too willing to send a guy to the chairfor murder. With Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell.
A family adventure series set in Australia at the turn of the century.
Partnerships. OliverBlackwood agrees to finance Luke's gold prospecting, but only if he makes Oliver's son his partner.
Introduced by Sue Barker from Brighton.
2.00 Snooker
Live from the Assembly Rooms, Derby, the first session of the Grand Prix final, decided on the best of 17 frames. Will last year's winner, Peter Ebdon, retain the title? Commentary by Clive Egerton, Ray Edmonds, John Spencer and John Virgo. Coverage continues after the tennis.
2.50 Tennis
From the Brighton Centre, the final of the Brighton International women's tennis tournament. A strong field includes last year's winner Jana Novotna
Highlights of the biggest game of the league season so far, with champions Bath at home at the Recreation Ground to last year's runners-up Leicester. Plus action from Sale vWest
Hartlepool, two clubs newly promoted to Division One, and Cardiff's game against the touring South African team. Plus reportsfrom around the country and expert opinion from two studio guests. Introduced by John Inverdale.
EditorGerard Lane Stereo .................
Robin Page introduces the first semi-final in the singles, and the start of the brace championship in which each handlerworks two dogs. Competing in the singles are
Scotland's Alasdair MacRae and Nan against Simon Mosse and Scott from Ireland. In the brace competition,
Derek Scrimgeour of England with Jet and Meg takes on John Griffith of Wales with Sweep and Moss. Commentary and analysis by Gus Dermody. Director Ian Russell ; Producer Joy Corbett
The multi-billion-dollar US tobacco industry is under attack - its products are being banned from more and more public places and the big companies are being sued for vast amounts. Years of declining sales and a damaging price war have also hurt what is still the most lucrative tobacco market in the world. Steve Annett reports from the US on whether the industry is burning out.
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The identity of the author of Shakespeare's plays is a contentious matter. Tonight's programme talks to some of the literary detectives whose search for the real Will Shakespeare has become the work of a lifetime.
See today's choices.
See also Will's World, Tuesday at 9.50pm.
Contemporary music series featuring talented young musicians playing in locations that complement the music. Third Construction. Performing John Cage 's Third Construction at the deserted Spillers Mill on the Thames is percussion group Ensemble Bash, whose members are Chris Brannick , Richard Benjafield , Stephen Hiscock and Andrew Martin. Perched precariously on ledges above the old animal feed area, they play not only theirtraditional instruments of drums and cymbals but also cricket callers, a conch shell, a vibra slap and a lion's roar. Introduced by pianist
Joanna MacGregor. Stereo......................
Coverage of the final frames in this year's Grand Phx from the Assembly Rooms, Derby. Introduced by David Vine.
Followed by Golf
Further coverage of the US v Europe at the Greenbrier, West Virginia. Today's ten singles matches will decide the winners of the trophy. Commentary by Alex Hay and Beverly Lewis. Introduced by Hazel Irvine , Stereo ...............
Award-winning drama starring
Jiirgen Vogel
Thomas Heinze
Alex and Martin are the best of friends, until Alex falls in love with a Turkish girl at their school. Jealous and hurt,
Martin is easy prey for a neo-fascist group ruthlessly committed to achieving its racist aims. Winner of the Prix Europe in 1993. In German with English subtitles.
Director Rainer Kaufmann 1993) * FILM REVIEWS pages 75-79
