6.20 Biological Barriers

6.45 Cheddar: Mapping the Mendip Anticline

7.10 Ecology: Decomposition

7.35 Volcanic Iceland

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

Today's presenter is Andrew Neil.
For details see Monday Stereo ....

Note: repeats are not indicated.

9.00 Square One TV: Problem Solving (ages 9-11)

9.20 Mathsphere 2: Polls Apart/Estimated Reading (ages 11-16)
(Stereo)

9.40 You and Me, Punjabi/English: The Weather: in Punjabi (ages 3-5)
(Stereo)

9.45 Come Outside: A Windy Day (ages 4-5)

10.25 Teaching Today: Music! Music! Music! - Planning the Next Move

10.55 Watch: Natural History - Spring (ages 6-7)
(Stereo)

11.10 Health E 2: In Control (ages 7-11)

11.30 Landmarks: Pakistan and Its People (ages 9-12)
(Stereo)

11.50 Mad about Music: Transformation (ages 11-14)

12.10 Short Circuit: Emission Impossible (ages 14-16)

Looking at transformation within music. Two film composers are briefed to write the score for a 90-second film, while a director makes a classical music video.

Business and consumer news.

1.00 Lifeschool: T is for Television (ages 14+)
(Stereo)

1.25 History File: Medieval Realms - the Deserted Village (ages 11-14)
(Stereo)

1.45 Storytime: Naughty Daisy (ages 4-5)

A look at the craft of restoringold, worn or worm-eaten carts. Rpt ..............

The last in the series of magazine programmes made by disabled people features comic sketches in the A to Z of Disability,

Subtitled (news)
Followed by Westminster with Nick Ross
Live from Parliament,
3.50 News and Weather subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather

Daily quiz with Martyn Lewis.

With Fern Britton.

Today's topic is depression, an illness which often goes unrecognised, especially in women. Oprah and her guests discuss a possible cause, and ways of coping.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Oriental Adventure. How the microwave can be as effective as the wok when preparing Oriental dishes. Rpt .

The series recalling key news stories from the past celebrates another historic moment: 11 February 1990, the day Nelson Mandela was freed from jail.

The Great Spontini. 9 May, 1974: Oakland, California. Sam becomes
Harry Spontini , a struggling magician. With Scott Bakula.

Another chance to see a new-age traveller and a young farmer changing roles. With Lily Savage.
Producer Ian Tonge ; Series Producer Neil Crombie

Diana breaks her hip and goes to hospital. Will she get out in time to ruin her niece's wedding? With Graham Crowden and Stephanie Cole.
Written by Michael Aitkens ; Director/Producer
GarethGwenian Rpt Stereo Subtitled ...

Second of three documentary films mapping changes in Belfast.

Ulster novelist Robert Wilson searches for the elusive dividends from Northern Ireland's current peace as he canvasses a mix of Belfast inhabitants on their experiences since the ceasefires.

Sixth of a seven-part comedy series.
While performing in Old Bavaria, George is taken hostage by witches.

The second of two Timewatch programmes on the Vietnam War.
The reports of young journalists like Martin Bell, David Jessel, Brian Barron and Julian Pettifer brought the front line of the war into the front room. This review of the BBC's coverage includes dispatches that were often moving, like those on the fate of Vietnamese children orphaned by the war, or broadcast under conditions of great personal risk, as when Julian Pettifer came under fire in Saigon in 1968.

The last of the series portrayingthe reality of life in Boris Yeltsin 's Russia. Gangster. From behind the bars of a steel cage inside a courtroom, a long-haired young man claims to be
"the biggest gangster in Tartastan". A local hero, he is on trial for helping to stage an attempted coup.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts

With Kirsty Wark.

Mark Lawson and guests
Allison Pearson and Tom Paulin rewind the week in the arts. Stereo .............

12.00 Open View
A look ahead to OU programmes.
(Stereo)

12.05 Time for You
What is Summer School like?
(Stereo)

Events in Parliament. Stereo .......