6.20 Introduction to Psychology:
Eyewitness Memory 3037230 6.45 Composerand Audience: Tippett and Sondheim 7883747 7.10Religionin 16th-century Venice and Antwerp
5473872 7.35 Learning Difficulties: FindingaVoice
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Presented by Trevor Phillips.
(For details see Monday) (Stereo)
How five people and their families try to cope with Alzheimer's Disease....
(Rpt) (Stereo)
Romantic drama starring
Jennifer Jones , Laurence Olivier
Poor but hopeful, young
Carrie Meeber leaves her home in Missouri for
Chicago in the early 1900s. only to have heryouthful optimism and romantic illusions worn down by bitterexperience. With Miriam Hopkins and Eddie Albert.
DirectorWilliamWyler(1952) B/W ....... * FILM REVIEWS pages 53-56
Jill Dando goes canoeing on the River
Zambezi in Zambia. Revisedrpt
Business and consumer news.
Cartoon. Narrated by Andrew Sachs.
Animation.
On the eve of this year's US Masters, a look back to 1994 when Jose Maria Olazabal achieved his first major victory. Introduced by Steve Rider.
(Coverage of this year's competition begins tomorrow at 9.30pm)
From Westminster Cathedral. Shown on Sunday at 6.25pm on BBC 1
A self-help series for back-pain sufferers. Today, a look at the differences between two traditional therapies: osteopathy and chiropractic. With Donna Dawson.
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Subtitled (news)
Followed by Westminster with Nick Ross
Live coverage from Parliament.
News quiz with Martyn Lewis. stereo....
Cookery challenge.
Today, Oprah meets working women who lost custody battles for their children.
Last in the series about afternoon tea.
Hotels. Glynn Christian looks at the role played by hotels in the history of afternoon tea and at the rise of the tea dance
Ethics. Paralysed aftera terrible accident, Worf decides to follow the Klingon custom of committing ritual suicide, but he is in no condition to carry out his wishes. Then a visiting geneticist makes a startling proposal.
The last programme of the series features Kevin Keegan, one of the most prolific strikers the English game has seen and now the manager of Newcastle United. He talks about his great moments, his heroes, his villains and his hopes for the future.
Another chance to see the television biography of Britain's wartime leader.
The third of four films provides new insight into Churchill's involvement in key events of the war between 1943 and 1945. It illustrates how he interfered in strategy and reveals for the first time the existence of Churchill's "naughty document", a plan on a scrap of paper proposing the post-war division of Europe with the Soviets.
The pressures on Churchill were beginning to tell. By the treaty of Yalta in February 1945 he knew that he had become the junior partner to Roosevelt and Stalin and that Britain was becoming increasingly powerless. Presented by Martin Gilbert.
(B/W and Colour) (Rpt) (Subtitled)
Jellyfish are delicate creatures, but deadly hunters. They float like gorgeous, abstract paintings in the world's oceans, but they have a ferocious sting. Little is seen of them, but when they swarm in their millions they make the headlines. But why do they swarm, and how? Narrated by David Attenborough.
Producers Mike Beynon and Andy Byatt
This documentary goes inside the so-called "holiday camp" of Britain's penal system - Ford Prison, the low-security jail at Arundel, West Sussex - and discovers a two-tier system. See today's choices.
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More favourite moments in the movies.
John Waters chooses a scene from The Wizard of Oz and Mary Whitehouse recalls Brief Encounter.
The next Close-Up is tomorrow at 6.45pm
Nick Hancock talks to actress Maureen Lipman who nominates, among other pet hates, leggings and Channel 4's late-night youth programme The Word.
Director John F D Northover; Producer Lissa Evans
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
(Subtitled)
With Kirsty Wark.
A Late Show special investigating the apparent panic among parents and academics about the corruption of childhood innocence. Are modern children the victims of a culture steeped in violence, or are these fears based on a misunderstanding of what childhood really is? With Sarah Dunant. Producer Simon Chu
12.00 Modelling in the Motor Industry How three carfirms use economic modelstoruntheirbusinesses..
12.25 Doctors' Diagnoses:
Knowledge-Based Systems Computer systems to help doctors.........
Today's debates in Parliament, with Robert Orchard. Stereo.....
Benefits Agency Today Customer service initiatives in the south east...
