5.00 Pathways to Care: Understanding the World: Discovering Concepts
A look at how carers can help in this aspect of children's development.

5.30-6.00 RCN Nursing Update: Unit 25: Barrier Contraception: Issues and Trends

6.20 Maths: Transformations in Action

6.45 Pienza: a Renaissance City
A visit to Italy to explore Pienza, designed in the 15th century for Pope Pius II.

7.10 Education: Stowe and Stantonbury
Third-year pupils from a public and a comprehensive school swap places.

7.35 Databases: Body in White
Setting up a database to help the car industry.

With signing.
(Subtitled)

Presented today by Bernard Ingham.
(For details see Monday)
(Stereo)

Action from the first day of the championships. With Sue Barker.
(Shown yesterday at 9.50pm)
(Stereo)

Comedy starring Bud Abbott and Lou Costello

When Bud and Lou boast about big game safaris they've been on in Africa, they're kidnapped by a gang searching for a hidden cache of diamonds and taken to the continent they claim to know so well.
(1949) (B/W)
Film Reviews pages 63-68

The series for people with hearing problems.
(Signed and subtitled)
(Shown Sunday, 10.00am on BBC1)
(Stereo)

Today is traditionally ladies' day and reigning champion Conchita Martinez begins her defence of the singles title. With commentary by John Barrett, Ann Jones, Virginia Wade and Pam Shriver.

Followed by Westminster with Nick Ross
Live coverage from Parliament.

Further live action from the first round of the ladies' singles. Introduced by Desmond Lynam.

This week on the guide to the countryside, writer Roy Phillips reveals a wild side of Cornwall often overlooked by tourists as he takes a cliff walk from Cam Gloose past Gurnard's Head.
Along the way he encounters ancient tin mine workings and granites steeped in local legend. Ray Mears examines several different ways of getting across a river when the nearest bridge is miles away. Simon King provides a masterclass in binoculars, consumer testing more than 50 pairs and naming his best buys within a set price range. He also shows how to use them properly and suit them to the task at hand, whether it's studying dragonflies or spotting badgers in the dark. And cartoon legend Mr Crabtree goes canal fishingfor roach.
Producer Kathryn Moore ; Series producer
DickColthurst Stereo ...........................

Forty years on, Hancock's Half Hour is still considered by many to be television's best ever comedy. Ray Galton and Alan Simpson's scripts and Tony Hancock's delivery combined to produce a style of TV comedy which continues to be influential to this day. John Peel presents this appreciation, including archive news footage and classic Hancock clips.

See today's choices.
John Peel: see page 11

With highlights of the second day's play, featuring the first stage of Conchita Martinez's defence of her 1994 ladies' singles title. Introduced by Sue Barker.

The topical news analysis programme, featuring interviews with leading figures and debate on the stories behind the headlines. Presented by Sue Cameron.
(Subtitled)

Tom Brook reports on one of the most influential men in the United States, Newt Gingrich , the Speaker of the House of Representatives, whose interpretation of the Republican Party ethos embraces right-wing policies and a vision of a technological Utopia. This profile was first shown on The Late Show.
Producer Clare Beavan

12.00 Modern Art: Film Montage
In the 1920s, Soviet film makers Eisenstein and Vertov invented a new visual language to communicate their political ideology.

12.25 Computer-Aided Design: Reality
OU downloaded video.

The day's events, exchanges and debates in Parliament. Presented by Robert Orchard.
(Stereo)