(Rpt)

Shown last Friday on BBC1. (Stereo) (Subtitled)

With signing.
(Subtitled)

Developments in Parliament

Christmas ideas for gardens.

Pathe News of 1954.
(Repeated tomorrow at 8.50am) (B/W)

Standing stretches.
(Rpt)

Oil painting from Devon.

The Lake District on foot.

(Stereo)

Western about a cowboy and his sidekick who come to the aid of an ex-convict.
With Tim Holt, Joan Dixon and Richard Martin.
(1951) (B/W)
Film Reviews: pages 77-84

A woman's brief affair forces her to leave her son and begin a descent into drink and degradation. With Gladys George and John Beal.
(1937) (B/W)

Daily look at business news.

(Stereo)

First of 13 programmes about traditional European food. Today a look at cooking on the Isle of Mull, Scotland

Railways of the world.

A grief-stricken father links his daughter's premature death to toxic waste dumping. With Mike Farrell, Tess Harper and Helen Hunt.
(1989)

Including at:

(Subtitled - news)

(Subtitled - news)

Regional News; Weather

Daily quiz with Martyn Lewis.

Cookery challenge.
(Stereo)

Esther Rantzen debates issues with a studio audience.
Factsheet: state topic and send sae to: [address removed]

Word game with Paul Coia.

Another astronaut adventure.
Planet of the Amazon Women. Buck uncovers a fraud which brings earth close to interplanetary war. Rpt.

B Is for Belfast. Discovering a city with fierce pride in its grand buildings and living memories of the Titanic.
Producer Neil Crombie ; Executive producer Edward Mirzoeff

Another chance to see the acclaimed 26-part documentary series telling the history of the Second World War.
While Vera Lynn sang, the British army in Burma faced mud and monsoons.
Somehow, they managed to halt the Japanese. Narrated by Laurence Olivier.
First shown on ITV

Series detailing the main news event of a particular day in history. A spotlight on the first moon landing, by Neil Armstrong, on 21 July 1969.

Until the mid-70s the only answer to serious peptic ulcers was surgery. The popular belief was that ulcers are due to stress which causes acid. After experimenting on his own stomach, Barry Marshall discovered that most people with ulcers were actually harbouring a previously unknown bacteria, helicobacter pylori.
He concluded that these bacteria create an infection which lasts for a lifetime if it is not treated, and developed a cheap and simple antibiotic cure. Marshall's discovery was explored in an edition of this programme broadcast earlier this year, since when there has been a dramatic change to the way in which ulcers are now treated.
(Repeated next Saturday)
Transcript: please send a cheque for £2.00, payable to BSS, to [address removed]

Showcase for short films by new directors. The Secret. A dramatised documentary about the secret life of a man called
Arthurwho has an obsessive compulsive disorder. Every action he makes has to be done three times - and that is not always easy.
Producer Natasha Dack ; Director Clare Kilner

Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.
Starring Harry H. Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell, with Joan Newell.
Another chance to view a vintage episode of the classic comedy series.

Harold is horrified to discover his aging father has taken up with a woman, and is planning to marry her.
(B/W) (Rpt) (Subtitled)

Six-part adaptation of the novel by Charles Dickens.

Arriving in London, Tom Pinch bumps into Charity and finds both her and Mercy much changed. After rescuing his sister from her employers, he introduces her to John Westlock, who has news of a mysterious benefactor. Tigg Montague uses the results of his enquiries to blackmail Jonas, and Pecksniff comes between Young Martin and his grandfather.

See today's choices.
(Stereo)
(Repeated next Sunday afternoon on BBC1)
Booklet: an illustrated booklet is available by sending a cheque for £3.95 payable to BSS. to [address removed]

Followed by Tales from the Quilt
Continuing a series of short stories to commemorate World Aids Day.
Tonight, Arthur Law pays tribute to Joseph Bean - a black, gay writer whose words literally saved his life.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Tom Pinch finds Mercy has suffered at her husband's hands. Montague attempts to blackmail Jonas. Young Martin and Mark Tapley return home from America.

With Peter Snow.

This Late Show special asks if modern fears about the corruption of youthful innocence are based on a fundamental adult misunderstanding of childhood.
Sarah Dunant investigates the current state of childhood, with writers, academics and psychotherapists. See today's choices.
Producer Simon Chu ; Series editor Michael Poole
.See Polly Toynbee : page 18

Followed by The Midnight Hour
A forthright series reviewingthe parliamentary day

Disability Agenda: Paulette Ng explores self-harm through poetry.
Plus statements of educational need.
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