5.30 Film Education The marketingof a film. Judge Dredd : a case study..
6.20 Women and Organisations
6.45 Stand by Your Banner!
7.10 El Escorial: Palace, Monastery and Mausoleum 7685688 7.35 The Magic Flute
With signing.
Kangaroo drama.
The Enchanted River. Captain Cousteau investigates myths surrounding dolphins. Nextprogrammetomorrowat9.05am Rpt.
Have facilities for disabled people at tourist attractions in the UK improved? In the second of a series of 12 programmes looking at recent changes, Julia Bowers visits Chester Zoo.
Next programme tomorrow at 1.15pm
The series on steam railways visits the Paignton and Dartmouth line...........
Melissa's first kiss is nearly her last.
Comedy western starring
Glenn Ford , Stella Stevens
During the American Civil War a company of useless misfits is sent west out of harm's way, only to end up in a hotbed of enemy activity.
Captain Jared Heath GLENN FORD , Martha Lou STELLA STEVENS Col Claude Brackenby MELVYN DOUGLAS
DirectorGeorge Marshall (1964) B/W ...
FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
Business and consumer news
Animation.
Unlockingthe mystery of human origins.
Shown on Sunday at 6.25pm on BBC 1
At 86, Leslie Wheelerstill works in his son's garage in Wiltshire. Stereo .
Regional News; Weather
Followed by Man on the Rim
Changing the Menu. Examining dietary changes as humans moved from a nomadic to a farming lifestyle.
Regional News; Weather
Continuing coverage from BBC 1, featuring the 4.15pm race.
Western starring
Charles Frank
Like his infamous uncle Bret,
Ben Maverick is a footloose gambler. But it looks like his luck has run out when he is accidentally jinxed by an old poker player. Ben Mavenck CHARLES FRANK. Nell SUSAN
BLANCHARD, SheriffTroy JOHN DEHNER , Len Fraker JAMES WOODS , Pokey Tindle HARRY DEAN STANTON
Director Hy Averback 1979) ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
Starring Patrick Stewart
Man of the People. An ambitious
Lumerianambassadorand his spiteful mother make trouble for Troi.
Mark of the Saurian. No one believes
Buck when he insists an ambassador is really a terrifying lizard creature plotting to destroy the starship
AFRICAN SUMMER
In the final years of Dr Hastings Banda's dictatorship, the English Shakespeare Company toured Malawi with a production of Macbeth. For the Malawians, the 400-year-old English drama had a powerful contemporary resonance. Tonight's programme interweaves the story of the tour with a portrait of Malawian poet Jack Mapanje during his exile in New York. Mapanje's return to his native land is documented in African Footsteps tomorrow at 8.00pm.
(Africa's Big Game is at 9.30 pm)
P Is for Prisoners of War. Exploringthe remains of detention camps and the curious artefacts made by the prisoners. Producer Jamie Muir
4: Summer Fish and Shellfish. Fish is simple to prepare and ideal for a light summer lunch. Using crabs fresh from the Norfolk coast, Delia prepares a salad with a herb and caper vinaigrette and rosti crab cakes served with pickled limes. And there's a mouth-watering recipe for prawns marinaded in a hot and sour sauce.
Producer Caroline Hawkins ; Executive producer
Frances Whitaker * Delia Smith : page 37
This week, accessories buyer Emma Bernhardt seeks out local goods in Mexico, from the former Spanish colonial city of Oaxaca to Puerto Escondido on the Pacific coast.
Closer to home, the programme looks at the latest trends in one of Britain's favourite pastimes - camping. Presented by Penny Junor .
Address: the E-mail address for any travel tips or stories is: [email address removed]
Kenya's Amboseli National Park is a victim of its own success. It now has so many elephants that they are beginning to pose a threat to the local Maasai.
The programme explores the roots of this problem, tracing the history of African wildlife through rare archive photographs and early film footage.
Meanwhile, elephant biologist Cynthia Moss is tackling the problem the park now faces: how do you save these famous elephants when they are intent on destroying their own home?
(African Footsteps is tomorrow at 8.00pm)
What's going on this week in the world of wildlife.
Simon Kingtakes a look at that symbol of freedom, the swift, shares the in-flight secrets of the hummingbird hawkmoth, reveals how to get really close to a grasshopperand wallows in the glory of National Bog Week. Producer Graham Booth; Series producer Mike Beynon
Repeated next Saturday INFORMATION: see Ceefax page 624. BBC Wildlife magazine, or access the Internet: the URL address is: http://www.bbcnc.org.uk/bbctv/orrecordthe closing titles and playback on still frame. You can
E-mail your information on: watchout@bbcnc.org.uk
Followed by AFRICAN SUMMER
Video Nation Africa Shorts
With Jeremy Paxman.
Continuing the series on issues that affect the lives of disabled people.
She Works Hard for the Money. There are as many myths, assumptions and stereotypes about prostitutes as there are about disabled people. In tonight's programme five disabled women, all involved in various ways in Britain's sex trade, talk candidly about their work, confronting and confounding many of our expectations.
Producer Jo Pearson ; Editor Ian Macrae
Back to the Inkwell. Modem animation from Holland, starringvintage cartoon hero Betty Boop.
11.55 Weatherview
12.00 Women in Science and Technology A look at how more women than ever are turningto these areas for rewarding study and careers..
12.25 Middle Managers: In Search of Identity A look at two global organisations, British Airways and the Whirlpool Corporation.............
