6.20 Engineering Mechanics: Fluid Flows
6.45 Powers of the President: Constitution and Congress
7.35 Running the Country
With Signing.
(Subtitled)
Presented today by Sarah Baxter.
Tel: [number removed] (calls charged at local rates; lines open Mon-Thurs, 7.15-9.00am). Fax: [number removed]. E-mail: [email address removed]
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
9.00 Italianissimo
9.15 Teaching Today
9.45 Watch: Technology
(ages 6-7)
10.25 Cats' Eyes: Living: Movement
(ages 5-7)
10.40 Look and Read Special: Happy Birthday LRTV!
(ages 7-9)
11.00 Zig Zag: Wildlife Safari: Animals in Danger!
(ages 8-10)
11.20 Landmarks: Columbus: for God and for Gold
(ages 9-12)
Second in a two-part drama by Christine Russell.
(Subtitled)
11.40 Job Bank: Leisure Centre Attendant/Accountant
(ages 14+)
12.00 TV6
(ages 16+)
Business and consumer news.
1.00 History File: North American Indians: Part 2
(ages 14-16)
1.20 Famously Fluent
Politician Keith Vaz uses British Sign Language.
1.25 Landmarks
(ages 9-12)
1.45 Words and Pictures: Mermaid Janine
(ages 5-7)
(Rpt) (Stereo)
Actress and presenter Margi Clarke goes on an activity cruise on the Canberra.
(First shown as part of Holiday on BBC1)
Family drama starring
Kirk Douglas , Brock Peters
A storeowner in New England is forced
/to confront his reading disability when his grandson develops the same symptoms. Mike Dunmore KIRK DOUGLAS , Thurgood Carver
BROCK PETERS. Patrick Dunmore BRUCE BOXLEITNER.
Danny Dunmore JESSE RTENDLER
Director Karen Arthur (1992) Subtitled........ * FILM REVIEWS pages 53-60
Including at 3.00 News Regional News; Weather
Historical drama starring
Pierre Mondy , Jean Mercure
The new French Emperor,
Napoleon Bonaparte , faces the British and their allies at a climactic battle. A French/Italian/ Yugoslav film with English dialogue.
Napoleon Bonaparte PIERRE MONDY, Talleyrand JEAN MERCURE, General Weirother JACK PALANCE , Robert
Fulton ORSON WELLES. Josephine MARTINE CAROL ,
Mile de Vaudey LESLIE CARON, Pauline CLAUDIA CARDINALE, Lucien Bonaparte ROSSANO BRAZZI
Director Abel Gance (1960) .......................... * FILM REVIEWS pages 53-60
Sci-fi series following the adventures of an American astronaut transported to the 25th century.
Buck must prevent the sinister manager of a rock group from seizing control of the galaxy by exerting sonic mind-control over billions of youngsters listening to the galactic transmission of a concert.
The series in which some of the biggest names in football talk about their careers and their own heroes, illustrated with plenty of footballing action.
(Stereo)
David Gower presents this month's cricket magazine from Durham's Riverside ground, Chester-le-Street.
As the brand new home of the youngest first-class county, it is a good place from which to look at the proposed top-level changes to the English game.
There are also reflections on the key moments and personalities of the first Test between England and the West Indies, with added insights from Jimmy Adams's Video Diary of the tour.
Plus a behind-the-scenes look at the sport with the world's most celebrated umpire, Dickie Bird; Chris Tarrant's favourite cricketing moments; Mark Little's views on enjoying the game; and advice on how to improve your play.
Plus all the latest county news and scores.
Peter Taylor previews a new four-part series, beginning tomorrow at 9.30pm, in which radical opinions about the war are proposed and then challenged.
The magazine series about computers and the digital world. Benjamin Woolley asks whether software designed to entertain and educate can achieve both. There's a report on how intelligent software agents could change our lives, and on the economists who are using computer games to get a better view of how an economy develops.
(Stereo)
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Last programme in the re-run of the series that pays tribute to vehicles which have defied extinction.
Every morning some 20,000 milk floats are seen on Britain's roads. But are they a victim of their own success? Built like tanks to carry heavy batteries, they don't wear out. New ones are rarely built, and only one of the original manufacturers survives.
During a virtual reality experiment, Jack experiences a jump from cyberspace into a real world that is a few minutes ahead of his own time.
With the knowledge gained, he can change the shape of things to come.
Fifth of six programmes which tell the stories behind the multinational face of the pop music industry.
A look at the slickly professional production machine, the merchandising and the mountains of money behind two hours of heavy metal music as Metallica hit Milton Keynes with 400 tons of equipment in the biggest date of a two-year tour.
See today's choices.
The Music Biz 9.40pm BBC2
If anyone still has any illusions that the music industry might offer a glamorous lifestyle after watching the first five programmes, prepare to lose them now. Tonight's edition examines the most demanding of all rock 'n' roll rituals: the tour. "The only reason I go on the road is to get on stage," says Jon Bon Jovi. "The rest stinks. They pay me for the other 22 hours." The Music Biz joins US metal band Metallica as they prepare for a show at Milton Keynes Bowl, the final night of a two-year tour. And while the band are on stage, piles of unofficial merchandise and touted tickets are sold outside the gates.
With Jeremy Paxman.
12.00 The Industrial Countryside
A look at industrial and agricultural buildings.
(Subtitled)
12.25 Docklands Light Railway: Getting What You Pay For
Buildings railway in London's East End.
Events in Parliament. With Susan Hulme.
