With signing, subtitled ..................
Review of yesterday's debates in Parliament
(Note: schools' half-term repeats)
9.00 Jeunes Francophones: Notre environnement (ages 14-16)
9.20 Mathsphere: Would You Believe It?/Compact Costing (ages 11-16)
9.40 Thunderbirds in Hindi
9.45 Come Outside (ages 4-5)
Auntie Mabel cleans the house.
(Stereo)
10.25 Ghostwriter: A Crime Of Two Cities (Part 1) (ages 10-12)
10.55 Watch: Natural History: Autumn (ages 6-7)
(Stereo)
11.10 In Living Memory: Getting There (ages 14-16)
11.30 Landmarks: Britain since 1930 (ages 9-12)
(Stereo)
11.50 The Art: The Art of living Things (ages 11-14)
12.10 Short Circuit: Fatal Addiction (Smoking) (ages 14-16)
Art for 11-14 year olds, which looks at living things in art including the work of Eileen Cooper, Chris Nash, Maggie Jennings and Paula Rego. Supports Key Stage 3 Art.
More business news.
1.00 Lifeschool: E Is for Ecstasy (ages 14+)
(Stereo)
1.25 History File: Expansion, Trade and Industry: Britain 1750-1900 (ages 11-14)
1.45 Storytime: Big, Bad Barney Bear (ages 4-5)
A tribute to Henry Fonda, hosted by his daughter Jane. With contributions from Peter and Shirlee Fonda, Katharine Hepburn and James Stewart
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Westminster Live Live coverage from the House of Commons, including Prime Minister's
Questions. Subtitled .....................
News quiz about events on this date in years gone by. With Martyn Lewis. .......
The return of the magazine series made by the BBC's Disability Programmes Unit. Today, the lives and hopes of disabled people in South Africa. Subtitied ..........
Home decoration and furnishingtips. With Caroline Quentin.
Word game with Paul Coia.
Western starring
Clint Walker
Edward Byrnes
An Indian scout finds himself caught up in a battle between the Sioux
Indians and the US cavalry when he shelters the beautiful Wahleeah, who's beloved by the Sioux chief.
Director Gordon Douglas (1959) * FILM REVIEWS pages 75-79
... at the Leading Edge. Climbing has developed immeasurably since the days of the Victorian pioneers. Now elite climbers like Dave Cuthbertson, Graeme Ettle and Rab Anderson are relentlessly pushing standards ever higher. For the first time, film cameras see these climbers attempting extreme snow and ice routes on both Ben Nevis and in the northern comes of the Cairngorms. Presented by Cameron McNeish.
Series producer/Director Richard Else ; Executive producer David Taylor
Jeremy Clarkson hands over the driving seat to Michael Schumacher, who pushes the new Ford Mustang to the limit round Silverstone. Ford don't think it will sell in Britain. Jeremy begs to differ. He thinks it's one of a growing number of cars that would find eager buyers if only their manufacturers' marketing "boffins" would let them into the country. Plus Steve Berry on the latest motorcycle from MZ, formerly an East German company regarded in motorcycling circles with about the same degree of enthusiasm that Lada and Skoda generate among car buffs. But their new British-designed bike, the Skorpion, is set to change all that.
Residents of Ladywood in Birmingham's inner city were amazed when theirestate was chosen as the settingfora film about Shakespeare. Theatre director Michael Bogdanov spent three weeks persuading local people to perform Shakespeare.
Director Penny Woolcock; Executive producer
SamOrgan Stereo Subtitled ............
BARD ON THE BOX
A Regimen of Health. Continuingthe brief guide to life in Shakespeare's
England. Doctors Phil Hammond and Tony Gardner offer health tips Elizabethan style.
Director Deborah Wignall ; Series producer Mark
Fielder Stereo Subtitled ...................
Another chance to see some classic moments from the series. With
Ron Bain , Gregor Fisher , Andy Gray , Helen Lederer , Tony Roper , Elaine C Smith , John Sparkes and Jonathan Watson.
ProducerColinGilbert Rpt ....................
Followed by Bard on the Box Readings from Shakespeare
With Jeremy Paxman.
Mark Lawson introduces the roundup of the week's cultural events. With panellists Allison Pearson , David Baddiel and Tony Parsons.
Offbeat drama starring
Klaus Kinski
Driven by necessity to banditry,
Francisco Manoel da Silva becomes
Cobra Verde (Green Cobra). His amorous adventures cost him the chance of a good life in Brazil, and he is sent to West Africa.
Director Werner Herzog (1988) ............. # FILM REVIEWS pages 75-79
