5.00-5.15 Strathclyde TV - Putting You in the Picture: 3
5.30-6.00 RCN Nursing Update: Unit 54: Portfolios and Profiles
6.20 Maths: Curve Sketching
6.45 The Art of Commerce: Religion in Ancient Greece
7.10 Education: Qualified to Work?
7.35 San Marco: a Dominican Priory
With signing.
(Subtitled)
Presented by Bernard Ingham.
(For details see Monday)
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Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 Christianity in Today's World: Christianity in a Musical World (ages 11-16)
(Stereo)
9.25 Landmarks Extra: Pakistan and Its People (in Urdu) (ages 9-12)
(Stereo)
9.45 You and Me: The Fox (ages 3-5)
(Rpt) (Stereo)
10.25 Le Club: Les Vacances (ages 9-12)
(Stereo)
10.45 The Experimenter: Forces (ages 7-9)
11.05 Space Ark: Forces (ages 7-11)
(Stereo)
11.15 Movable Feasts: The Reorganisation - Buddhism (ages 7-11)
11.30 Shakespeare: the Animated Tales: Macbeth (ages 9-13)
(Stereo)
Signed and subtitled.
(Shown Sunday, 10.00am on BBC1)
(Stereo)
Phoneline: for further details of Adult Learners Week ring [number removed]. Lines open 12.30-2.30pm.
Business and consumer news.
1.00 Teaching Today: Planning, Planning - Libraries
1.30 Q and A: Early Years
(Stereo)
1.45 Numbertime: Shapes - Rectangles (ages 4-5)
Cartoon.
Another chance to see highlights of Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix from Barcelona.
(Shown on Sunday at 9.05pm)
Followed by Westminster with Nick Ross
Live coverage from Parliament.
Daily quiz with Martyn Lewis.
Cookery challenge.
Discussion show, with Esther Rantzen. Today, young carers discuss the traumatic effect that looking after sick relatives has had on them.
(Stereo)
Information: on any of the topics discussed this week: send an A4 sae (25p in stamps), stating which subject you require, to: [address removed]
Word game, with Paul Coia.
With their families clashing over the wedding arrangements, Will and Lisa decide to elope to Las Vegas. With a guest appearance by soul singer Isaac Hayes.
School principal Jim Deloraine is delighted when Hartley High is chosen to host the high-profile Education Awards. But he fears that Rose, the visibly-pregnant class captain, will embarrass him.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
The animated series featuring Ren, the chihuahua, and gullible cat Stimpy.
Tonight, Haggis McHaggis, star of the hit TV show The Scotsman, seeks revenge when Ren and Stimpy become more successful than he is.
Documentary series about issues of concern to the Asian community.
A look at how Asian people fare in British politics, and why so few of them get to the top. A former parliamentary hopeful believes that unfair obstacles were put in his way - so how can Britain's largest ethnic minority make an impact at national level?
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When a law lecturer was accused of a serious sexual assault the case, in the absence of criminal charges, was handled by the internal disciplinary procedures of the college where he worked. For reasons of confidentiality he was not initially told the identity of his alleged victim, and was not allowed to cross-examine her. Suspended from his job for 18 months, he was subsequently reinstated - but has he been the victim of an injustice?
John Ware investigates the secretive way in which disciplinary hearings are conducted in Britain's academic institutions.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
The countryside show begins an animated guide to trees, startingwith the ash. Lindsay Cannon explores the world of the ladybird, Simon King shows how to track woodland wildlife, Ray Mears gives advice on surviving in the snow, and National Parks archaeologist Debbie Griffiths takes a walk on Dartmoor.
Producer Kathryn Moore : Series producer
Dick Colthurst
Writers and performers Richard Herring and Stewart Lee present the last of their six-part comedy series. Featuring the ultimate battle between good and evil, a preview of Stewart and Richard's destiny, and the girl who smells of Spam. With Peter Baynham and guests, pop rappers PJ and Duncan.
Directors Steve Bendelack and John L Spencer
Producer Sarah Smith
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In the third of a four-part series examining society's changing attitudes to the eating of meat, Derek Cooper compares organic with intensive farming methods. He visits two farms of identical size, and looks at how demand for cheap, lean meat led to the introduction of "factory" farms.
Although animal welfare is currently the focus of media and public attention, what people are willing to pay for their meat may determine the quality of life that the animals lead.
It may not have attitude, but its fans pay tribute to the design of Dante Giacosa as "a happy car" which is a lot of fun to drive.
Quentin Willson admits it has all the performance of a stone snail, a speedometer the size of a pocket watch and luggage space for a toothbrush or two. But where other cars are about image and power, the Fiat 500 seems to engender genuine affection among owners past and present. What is the appeal of this meatiest of four-wheelers?
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Jeremy Paxman.
The arts and media magazine tonight reports on Algeria's bloody civil war, in which countless artists, writers and film-makers have been killed or forced into exile. Presented by Tracey MacLeod.
12.00 Open Mind: The Planet Doctors
Analysing meteorites, building machines, researching methane levels, making ends meet - all part of getting a PhD, as five planetary scientists go in search of their doctorates
12.25 Computer Aided Design
Analysis. OU downloaded video.
Coverage of the day's events in Parliament, presented by Michael Fairbairn.
