5.00 Pathways to Care
Understanding the World: Discovering Concepts. How carers can help in this aspect of child development
5.30-6.00 RCN Nursing Update Unit 25: Barrier contraception: topical issues and current trends...........
6.20 Probing the Structure of Solids
8265439 6.45 Modelling with Maths:
Water by the Volume 9555897 7.10The Power of Radio: Invasion from Mars
9691014 7.35 Animal Physiology: Seal Secrets
With Signing. Subtitled ..................
A look at the flourishing German market gardens of the twenties.
Fourth of six programmes in which Tony Butler cycles across England. Today, he takes tea with a marquis and fishes for trout in the Cotswolds.
Pathe News from 1955. b/w
Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 The System on Trial: Property Rights Stereo 74651 9.30Goforlt! Where We Live 9317120 9.45 Words and Pictures
(ages 5-7) Mermaid Janine
10.25 Look and Read Special (ages 7-9) Happy Birthday LRTV! 9171149 10.45 Science Zone (ages 9-11) Living:
Paradise Lost Stereo 2426168 11.05
Space Ark (ages 7-11) Living
2807878 11.15Italianissimo: Puntidi
Vista 3851781 11.30 English File (ages 14-17) Poetry of the Environment 8101 12.00 TV6 (ages 16+) On the Road: Class
How poetry can be a powerful way of expressing the destruction and appreciation of nature. Traces the development of the Green movement using news clips and interviews with poets
Business and consumer news........
1.00 Teaching Today: Equal Opportunities in Primary Science and IT
1.30 Q and A: Autumn Term Preview
(Stereo)
1.45 Come Outside: Bread
(ages 4-5)
A preview of the weekend's Open University programmes.
Shown last night Stereo ....................
Further live coverage of the second day's play in England vthe West Indies, from
Lord's. Stereo...................................
Including at 3.00 News Regional News; Weather
Continued coverage of the final day of the royal meeting at Ascot, featuring the 4.20pm race. Highlights of the day's racing are at 12.10am on BBC1.
Coverage is shared with play in England v the West Indies, from Lord's.
Plus at close of play, unless rain interrupts the cricket, more tennis action from Eastbourne, as the traditional pre-Wimbiedon women's tournament reaches the semi-final stage.
Commentary by John Barrett, David Mercer and Virginia Wade.
1988. The last programme in the music and news series recalls the year when the environment became fashionable, Harry Enfield lampooned the spirit of the decade with his character Loadsamoney, Edwina Curry wished she could eat herwords, and Ben Johnson won and lost the Olympic 100 metres gold medal. The music includes Kylie Minogue, INXS, Terence Trent D'Arby and Michael Jackson. Series producer Sue Mallinson
Another chance to see the cookery game show in which top chefs are put on the spot with a bag of mystery ingredients and only 20 minutes' cooking time. Tonight Richard Cawley and Patrick Anthony create some new recipes using minced lamb and prawns. Presented by Fern Britton. Director John Gorman ; Producer Linda Clifford
PROGRAMME RECIPES: see Ceefax page 613. 3.
This week: Gay Search has an easy recipe for growing vegetables; Pippa Greenwood continues her battle against garden pests and diseases, turning her attention to the beautiful but deadly lily beetle; plus a visit to the coastal garden created by the late film-maker Derek Jarman amidst the shingle and driftwood of Dungeness. Series producer Betty Talks; Executive producer
TonyLaryea Stereo Subtitled ................ ♦ See Geoff Hamilton : page 40
BBC BOOK: Gardeners' World Grow Something Different by Nick Wray is available in paperback. price£9.99, from booksellers.
Continuing the second series of the award-winning comedy. Tonight's sketches include a spoof Ken Loach, whose version of Superman is introduced by guest Barry Norman. Plus Nancy and Spike present a programme on Hackney Community Cable Television. With regulars Jenny Agutter, Peter Capaldi, Jim Carter, Alfred Marks, Arabella Weir and Stephen Lewis, who are joined by guests including actors Ricky Tomlinson and Tilly Vosburgh.
Director Metin Huseyin; Producer Alan Nixon
Classic comedy, inciudingthe architects' sketch, hanky-hatted inadequatesthe Gumbies, useful advice on recognisinga mason, the insurance sketch, plus C of E Films present all-action characterthe
Bishop. Starring Graham Chapman , John Cleese , Eric Idle , Terry Jones , Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam. Producer Ian MacNaughton
Analysis of the day's news stories. With Peter Snow.
In the last of the heats Lisa I'Anson tests two teams, SWAPOfrom London and Contrasting Colours from
Birmingham, on their knowledge of the black music scene - from ragga and reggae to soul and swingbeat. The winners will go through to the semi-finals, and get a chance to win a luxury holiday on the Caribbean island of Jamaica.
Plus performances from American singer Dana Dawson and UK teen sensations Ultimate Kaos.
Director Denis W Gartside; Series producer Caroline Gosling COMPETITION LlNE:[number removed]. Lines are open from 11.1 5pm tonight until 12 2 midnight on Sunday. Calls cost a maximum of 25p.
Richie Benaud introduces highlights from Lord's of the second day's play between England and the West Indies.
THE BBC
Bernardo Bertolucci's drama, adapted from a short story by Jorge Luis Borges and starring Giulio Brogi, Alida Valli
When Athos Magnani arrives in a small Italian town to investigate the mystery of his father's murder in 1936, he uncovers a web of deception and fear.
(In Italian with English subtitles) (1970)
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