5.30 Film Education The making of a film: Judge Dredd , a case study..
6.20 The Church of Santa Maria dei Miracoli, Venice
Built to house venerated painting of the Virgin and Child, this church has been described as the most perfect piece of early Renaissance church architecture in Venice.
6.45 Victorians and the Art of the Past
Works of art that were displayed in the National Gallery can tell us much about Victorian culture and society.
7.10 Discovering 16th-century Strasbourg
An architectural amble through Strasbourg's streets reveals much of the city's "golden age".
7.35 Nathan the Wise
Dramatised extracts from this 18th-century German play by Gothold Lessing.
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The programme offering members of the public a chance to tackle politicians on important current issues. Presented today by Trevor Phillips.
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Reporter Damian Johnson tries his hand at another unusual sport. Today: the new fashion for land yachting.
Ciara MacNeill and Aileen Corrigan are the best of friends. Both sufferfrom Down's syndrome, but theirfriendship during
19 years has enabled these two young women to nurture in each othera level of independence not usually associated with mental disability. While the mothers of both worry about the long-term problems that their daughters may face, Ciara and Aileen's strong and realistic approach has allowed them to take risks and experience life to the full.
Ian Parmenter prepares a healthy dish in five minutes. Today: pizza la diere, a cheeseless French onion pizza....
Hymnformation! with Henry Sandon. In the first of four programmes,
Henry Sandon seeks out the stories behind hymns old and new.
Shown on Sunday at 6.25pm on BBC 1
Live coverage of one of today's second round matches in the NatWest Trophy.
Commentary by Richie Benaud , Geoffrey Boycott , David Gower and Jack Bannister. Introduced by Tony Lewis. TV presentation Alan Griffiths
A daily look at the latest business and consumer news.
Animation about the lively characters on a farm, including Scarecrow, Trundle the Tractor and Portly the Pig, featuring the voices of Bob Peck and Anna Carteret.
Further live coverage of the 60 overs per side second-round match in the NatWest Trophy. Stereo ............................ Including at 3.00 and 3.55 News Regional News; Weather
Will social workers make condoms freely available to 14-year-olds in children's homes? Will a teenager who makes sexual abuse allegations be believed?
In the second of three programmes using the hypothetical "what if" technique, moderator Vincent Hanna finds out how social workers and teachers handle troubled and troublesome teenagers. Staff at children's homes are faced with a moral dilemma: if they are aware that young people under the age of 16 in their care are having sexual relationships, whether or not they condone the behaviour, should they give contraceptive advice to children? The final programme is tomorrow at 7.30pm
Continuingthe repeat showingofthe ten-part series of recipes for summer meals using seasonal ingredients. 2: Green Leaves and Gooseberries
Delia Smith shows how to make full use offresh herbs and home-grown vegetables, demonstrating a chicken dish with a sherry vinegar and tarragon sauce, and Caesar salad made with rocket, a leaf used in cookery since
Elizabethan times. She celebrates the affinity of gooseberries and elderflowers in a simple English gooseberry cobbler, a delicious sugar-topped dessert that can be adapted to a variety of different fruits throughout the season.
Producer Caroline Hawkins ; Executive producer
Frances Whitaker
This week's celebrity traveller is
Jonathan Ross , who visits Seattle in the Pacific North West of America, which has been voted the city where most Americans would like to live.
Seattle is known as the city that never sleeps, perhaps because its citizens' passion for endless varieties of coffee has made it the caffeine capital of the US. Pioneer Square is at the heart of the city's nightlife, with restaurants, pavement cafes and music bars all adding to the late-night bustle in the home of "grunge" music.
Plus there's atrip to the Polish city of Krakow, one-time capital of Poland, which has enjoyed a growth in tourism since the collapse of Communism. The old centre of Krakow was one of the few cities to escape the ravages of the Second World War, and the filming of Schindler's List in the old Jewish district of Kasimieritz has drawn attention to the city's picturesque charms. The programme also visits the 1,000-year-old salt mines at Weilicska and reports on the little known beauty of the Tatra Mountains to the south of Krakow, an area which has become a playground forwealthy Poles. Presented by Penny Junor .
Series producer Liz Warner ADDRESS: the E-mail address for any travel tips or stories is: travel.showbbc.co.uk
The remarkable story of the rise and fall - and rise again - of Richard Leakev. Africa's best-known conservationist.
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Director Joe Kennedy * See This Week: page 7
What's going on this week in the world of wildlife. Getting close to wild badgers is an experience that many people long for. Simon King identifies all the best sites for badger watchingand shows where to find the biggest slowworms (snake-like legless lizards) in Britain. Plus, how to help a charismatic visitor to your garden - the sparrowhawk.
Producer Phil Chapman ; Series producer Mike Beynon RepeatednextSaturday INFORMATION: see Ceefax page 624, BBC Wildlife magazine, or access the Internet: the URL address is: http://www.bbcnc.org.uk/bbctv/ or record the closing titles and playback on still frame. You can
E-mail your information on: watchout@bbcnc.org.uk ♦ Simon King's Kind of Day: page Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Comment on the day's news stories. With Sue Cameron.
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Highlights from one of today's NatWest Trophy second-round matches. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
12.00 "Measure for Measure": Workshop 2 In rehearsals of Shakespeare's play, Isabella comes to tell her brother that he must die. How can actors display the intense emotion required for such a scene? ......
12.25 History of Maths: the Birth of Calculus With the discovery of calculus, mathematics received its greatest boost since the time of the ancient Greeks
Today's events, debates, exchanges and developments in Parliament. With David Wilby.
