A programme for trade union members that includes news, views and features from the workplace
6.20 Oceanography: Currents
6.45 Powers of the President: Other Players
(Subtitled)
7.35 Who Belongs to Glasgow?
With Signing.
Presented today by Trevor Phillips.
Tel: [number removed] (calls charged at local rates; lines open Mon-Thurs, 7.15-9.00am). Fax: [number removed]. E-mail: [email address removed]
Delicious and healthy recipes, with Ian Parmenter. Today, osso bucco.
The Nez Perce tribe's 1,500 mile flight for freedom.
(Part 5 tomorrow at 9.05am) (Rpt)
Using traditional methods, Paul Watkin still threshes corn with a steam engine.
A look at why the African elephant is in real danger of extinction
Sci-fi cartoon adventures.
Children's drama starring
Jon Provost
Swept off in a balloon, Lassie and heryoung companion are stranded in the Canadian wilderness.
Director William Beaudine (1963) * FILM REVIEWS pages 53-59
A daily look at business news
The third in a six-part series. Rosemary Lenzo discovers how the Italians make and use tomato sauce
An unusual story, set in Monument Valley, Arizona, involving two expert climbers, a photographer and an eagle.
Highlights of Sunday's British Grand Prix.
Shown yesterday at 7.10pm
Followed by Fences
An examination of personal space, which starts where your skin ends and everything and everyone else begins.
Romantic comedy starring Whoopi Goldberg, Dennis Franz
Having lost her job, a single mother sharpens up her pool playing skills in order to make ends meet. (1989)
Film Reviews pages 53-59
With two days to go before the final of the logical thinking quiz, which takes place on Wednesday, Alison Holloway sets the puzzles for a medical team, made up of two doctors and a theatre sister, and a trio of students from the John Kyrle High School, Ross-on-Wye, in Hereford and Worcester. (Stereo)
Next heat tomorrow at 5.30pm
A feature-length episode of the adventure series about an astronaut transported to the 25th century.
Buck Rogers makes a daring journey through a black hole into another universe, where he is coerced into joining forces with his arch enemy, Princess Ardala, in order to save a peaceful planet from destruction.
Would you buy a central heating system from a Plasticine tortoise?
This programme takes a look at what you get when you combine the talents of animator Nick Park , who won an Academy Award for his film The Wrong Trousers, with a successful advertising agency and the words of ordinary people. Producer Paul Manners Rpt Subtitled .
A materials scientist, a music critic and a graphic designer open up a compact disc.
Cheetahs - the Blood Brothers
A portrait of cheetahs in the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
The Serengeti is home to both big game and their predators. In this film combining beauty, humour and drama, Hugo van Lawick follows an inseparable gang of three brother cheetahs 'hat roam the lush plains, skirmishing with neighbouring groups of cheetahs and encountering migrating herds of wildebeest, hyenas and lions. Narrated by John Shrapnel. Producer John Sparks
Tony Mason goes for a wallow with the All Wheel Drive Club in a selection of "mudpluggers", including an Alvis Stalwart, a Scammell Explorer and a military vehicle, the Abbott self-propelled gun.
(Revised rpt) (Stereo)
Sci fi thriller series.
A chaste young student is enveloped by a strange alien power that gives her a voracious sexual appetite But in her case, sex is a deadly weapon.
A five-part series which tells the story of shopping from both sides of the counter.
Lifestyle shopping, says American retail guru Peter Glen, is what you get if you lay out all your possessions in the front garden and examine what they say about you. Lifestyle shopping was born in the 1960s, when you could choose to be a hipster-wearing mod in Carnaby Street or a glamorous vamp at Biba.
After the decade of excess, the eighties, today's shoppers are beginning to rebel against the consumption of an entire, pre-packaged "look". A jeans store in Toronto even offers made-to-measure jeans in 400 style variations.
(Shopping returns in two weeks' time)
Followed by African Summer: Video Nation: Africa Shorts
Surprising, funny and provocative snapshots of everyday life in Africa.
(Stereo)
With Sue Cameron.
(Subtitled)
First in a series of short plays from Wales.
Dafydd is 17 a runaway from South Wales earning his living as a rent boy. David Davies, also from Wales, teaches music. They meet in Amsterdam where their relationship is forged by a sense of home, nostalgia and repression.
This award-winning film was shot on location in Amsterdam and was Ceri Sherlock's debut as a director. See today's choices.
(First shown in Wales on S4C)
Written by Ceri Sherlock
Contrasting Chipping Campden in Gloucestershire with the 17th-century new town of Richelieu in Poitou, France.
(Subtitled)
Today's debates in Parliament. With Susan Hulme.
(Stereo)
