6.20 Maths: Fibonacci Numbers
6.45 Ferrara: Planning the Ideal City
7.10 Education: Sam's Story
7.35 Learning for All: Under the Walnut Tree
With Signing.
(Subtitled)
Presented today by Bernard Ingham.
(For details see Monday)
(Stereo)
Chef Ian Parmenter prepares minestrone soup in five minutes.
Attacked by the white man, the Cheyenne sought vengeance.
(Final part on Thursday at 9.05am)
People motivated by love, not money.
Today, sculptor Dick Lee
First of five programmes on the rich. Today: singer Engelbert Humperdinck.
Eamonn Holmes visits Rutland.
More cartoon sci-fi adventures.
Suspense drama starring
Phyllis Thaxter , Edmund Gwenn
When Joan Ellis 's boyfriend is murdered, a chilling side of her personality comes to light.
Director Arch Oboler( 1945) B/W * FILM REVIEWS pages 53-59
With signing and subtitles.
(Shown Sunday, 10.00am on BBC1) (Stereo)
A daily look at business news.
A visit to Hyde Hall in Essex.
(First shown on BBC East)
The man who developed the candid camera technique.
A profile of the most decorated woman of the Second World War
Followed by Westminster with Nick Ross
Live coverage from Parliament.
Drama starring
AnneHeywood, Richard Todd
The idyllic world of a happily married couple is shattered when the pregnant wife is attacked.
Director Cyril Frankel ( 1962) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 53-59
In the last heat of the logical thinking quiz before the grand final tomorrow, Alison Holloway sets the puzzles for a team of students from Mellow Lane School in Middlesex and a team of newsagents.
(The final is tomorrow at 5.30pm)
Comedy western starring Robert Mitchum, George Kennedy
Trouble is brewing in the frontier town of Progress, but nobody listens to Marshal Flagg until his old adversary arrives - train robber Big John McKay.
(1969) (Subtitled)
Film Reviews pages 53-59
First of a six-part magazine series invpstigatingthe relationship between science and modern society. Tonight's s reports include a look at whether drug treatment can prevent violent behaviour, and a debate on the priorities of the Green movement with Dr Wilfred Beckerman. Presented by David Malone. See today's choices.
Series producer David Paterson ; Executive producer AlexGraham Stereo Subtitled ................
Chlamydia is a potentially damaging sexually transmitted disease, affecting hundreds of thousands of people - both men and women - in Britain. If untreated, it can cause acute pain and damage the fallopian tubes irreparably, leaving women infertile. Yet it can be easily and cheaply treated with antibiotics once the infection is diagnosed. Alison Holt reports on the lack of awareness of this condition and asks why there has been no national research into the size of a problem that was identified in the mid-seventies.
In the last of the series of the countryside guide, David Stafford looks at weather forecasting with meteorologist Paul Marriott and discovers that many of the approximately 2,500 folk sayings about the weather are scientifically accurate. Geologist Richard Fortey explores the granite tors of Bodmin; Lindsay Cannon reports on what appear to be small islands in the middle of Celtic lakes but are really man-made fortresses; Ray Mears goes beachcombing in Cornwall for ingredients to make a seaweed salad; and the Tracks guide to trees comes to an end with the oak.
Producer Kathryn Moore ; Series producer
Dick Colthurst
Drama starring Cheryl Ladd, Jean Smart
Annie Gallagher is a divorced mother of three, whose wrongful imprisonment on a drugs charge is also a tragedy for her children - how will they survive? But, inspired by a fellow inmate, she begins a passionate fight in her own defence, and for an improvement in conditions for all imprisoned mothers.
(1991) (Subtitled)
Film Reviews pages 53-59
Followed by African Summer: Video Nation Africa Shorts
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
Sir Ralph Howell has spent 25 years in Parliament trying to convince his colleagues that there is a way to wipe out unemployment. Last year, he persuaded the Employment Select Committee to examine schemes under which claimants have to earn their benefits, such as the US initiative Workfare. This documentary follows Sir Ralph's quest to convince the committee's members that he has the answer to mass unemployment. Presented by Charlie Lee-Potter.
What meaning does Picasso's painting, a protest at the bombing of a town during the Spanish Civil War, have today?
The day's debates, exchanges and developments in Parliament. Presented by Susan Hulme.
