A programme for trade union members that includes news, views and features from the workplace.
6.20 Managing Schools
6.45 Social Science
(Subtitled)
7.35 Running the NHS
With Signing.
(Subtitled)
Kangaroo tales. (Rpt) (Stereo)
Animation.
The first of seven programmes.
The Cousteau team prepares the Calypso for her epic journey into the Amazon.
(Cousteau Amazon: tomorrow, 9.05am)
This film, based on travel memoirs, includes recordings of Norwegian composer Grieg playing his Own works.
30 January, 1933: Hitler becomes German Chancellor.
(B/W)
Comedy set in a house full of teenagers. Working mother Ricky Wilder has taken charge of two orphaned siblings.
Comedy starring
Sid Field , Margaret Lockwood
In Cromwell's England, Sidcup
Buttermeadow, a vegetable seller, is recruited as a spy by a group of royalists.
Director Walter Force (1949) B/W * FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
How Indians preserve foods.
Comedy starring
George Gobel , Diana Dors
A mild-mannered ad-man finds life has added complications after he marries the glamorous model from his beer commercial.
Director Hal Kanter (1958) B/W and colour.
Followed by Motorcycling
Highlights of the 1995 British Motorcycle Grand Prix, featuring the 500cc race.
(Shown yesterday at 12.40am) (Stereo)
Adventure starring
Errol Flynn , Olivia de Havilland
Peter Blood , an English doctor, is unjustly condemned to a life of slavery, until he escapes to become the most infamous pirate in the Caribbean.
Director Michael Curtiz (1935) B/W
A dying man entrusts Buck Rogers with a mysterious glowing jade box which wreaks havoc on the starship and inexplicably reunites Buck with his mother in the 20th century.
From the Geordie hotbed of footballing talent, Paul Gascoigne made his name at Newcastle before winning an FA Cup winners' medal with Spurs in 1991. He moved abroad to join Lazio and, despite numerous injuries, still commanded more interest than any other English footballer.
As "Gazza" returns from Italy to play for Glasgow Rangers, this interview offers his fans another chance to hear him talk about his own heroes, Johan Cruyff and Bryan Robson, and his hopes for the future.
In the second live visit to the Proms, the Philharmonia Orchestra performs Elgar'sÃEnigma Variations. Before the performance, conductor Leonard Slatkin, an American with a great enthusiasm for English music, gives a personal view of one of the composer's most enduring works.
James Naughtie introduces the concert, which also includes the exciting Concert Music for Brass and Strings by Paul Hindemith and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2.
The soloist is the young Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes.
During the interval, members of the Philharmonia Orchestra, which recently took up a short residency at the Chatelet Theatre in Paris, talk about their double life in two great musical capitals.
(Radio 3 will broadcast a different item during the interval.)
See today's choices
(Simultaneous Broadcast: with Radio 3)
See our 16-page pull-out Proms guide
(As the Proms are live, subsequent programmes may run late)
Sci-fi thriller series.
Adam, a powerful, sophisticated robot created by Dr Link, runs amok, killing Link and destroying his laboratory. Mina Link - who regards Adam as her brother - passionately believes that the robot deserves to be treated as a sentient being with legal rights and persuades a civil liberties attorney to take the case. But there are other forces involved.
The topical news analysis programme that features interviews with leading figures and debates the stories behind the headlines. With Sue Cameron.
(Subtitled)
The second in the Wales Playhouse series of short plays is a double bill.
Moniker
A strange young woman, Moniker, arrives in a Valleys town to stage a rave. She breaks into the church hall and claims squatter's rights. The hall's caretaker, a timid bachelor called Calvin, is intrigued and eventually seduced by her.
Party Politics
Behind the witty chat, what do a bunch of partying students really think of each other?
Written and directed by Philip John (Moniker) and Justin Kerrigan (Party Politics)
(First shown on BBC Wales)
(Stereo)
Evidence from the Blenheim tapestries and demonstrations of how weapons were used reveal life for a 17th-century soldier.
(Subtitled)
