6.20 Cognitive Development
6.45 Blackpool - Holidays by the Sea 7953239 7.10Toulouseinthe 16th
Century 2081239 7.35Jean-Jacques Rousseau

With Signing. Subtitled ..................

First in a 13-part drama series, starring Rebecca Gooden.

In 1992, scientists from Russia and Norway entered the Kara Sea to investigate radioactive waste dumping. Rpt .

Access for disabled visitors to the New Tate Gallery in St Ives, Cornwall.

Ricky thinks a work friend has a crush on her. (Stereo)

Boxing drama. A champion fighter tries to weigh the importance of fame and fortune against his principles of fair play.
(1947) (B/W)
Film Reviews pages 33-37

Payton 's Place. American Bob Payton made his millions making pizzas..

Agent X20 masquerades as a speech therapist.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)

Animation.

Shown on Sunday at 6.25pm on BBC 1

Omnibus edition. Stereo Subtitled .

A look back on marriages made in the Second World War. Today, Stanley and Brenda Bassi recall the groom's journey from Normandy to Wales.

Regional News and Weather
Followed by Come Dancing
Shown on Monday at 11.25pm on BBC 1

Last in the series, featuring the Reverend Lena Prince who, after a lifetime of work, was ordained in 1994.

3.55 News, Regional News and Weather

Wartime drama starring
Anna Neagle , Trevor Howard
The story of a British secret service agent in France who was captured and tortured by the Germans.
Odette ANNA NEAGLE , Captain Peter Churchill TREVOR HOWARD. Henri MARIUS GORING , Amaud PETER
USTINOV, Jack BERNARD LEE. Mme Gliere MARIE BURKE Director Herbert Wilcox 1950) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 33-37

Series of short programmes detailing the main news event of a particular day in history. This episode remembers the Wright brothers' first flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina on 17 December 1903.

True Q. Amanda, a promising new recruit to the crew of the Enterprise, possesses extraordinary powers that she endeavours to keep secret from the rest of her colleagues.

A compilation of live studio performances from the new generation of British guitar-pop bands. The line-up includes Blur, Pulp, Supergrass and Elastica. Presented by Damon Albam of Blur.
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Britpop Now 6.45pm BBC2
Damon Albarn, charismatic singer of Blur, introduces a who's who of current British pop, featuring bands who look set to dominate single and album charts for years to come. Albarn suggests that these are the artists who have helped British music find its voice after the passing of US grunge; certainly no one here pretends to sound American.
Some of the bands are established stars: Blur sing a new song Country House (a likely number one before the year is out) and Pulp perform their recent hit Common People. Elastica, Boo Radleys, PJ Harvey and Supergrass are marginally less familiar. Twelve bands altogether in a bracing 50 minutes full of memories of the Kinks and the Sex Pistols for our older readers.

The third of six programmes.
Ten-year-old Laurance [text removed] has autism, a mental disability characterised by lack of response to people and actions. This programme follows the daily life of Laurence at home with his parents, as they try to cope with the difficulties involved in bringing up an autistic child.
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The Day That Changed My Life
8.00pm BBC2
One morning when Alison [text removed]'s son was eight-months-old, she realised he would not look directly at her. He did not look at her again for five years. Laurence is now ten and has autism, a mental disability that rules his and his parents lives.
Obsessive behaviour and endless repetition are the hallmarks of autism and Laurence's parents are always on edge because the simplest frustration or change in routine can erupt into violence. At times during this distressing film his mother's voice breaks as she describes the exhausting emotional demands his disability makes on them and explains how there is no break in sight. "How are we going to manage when we're older?" she asks desperately.

Another chance to see the ten-part series of recipes for summer meals, usingseasonal ingredients. Bright Meals for Rainy Days
Delia Smith demonstrates some recipes for summer's rainy days, including a spicy Sri Lankan curry. Thai prawns served with angel hair pasta, and coconut lime cake.
Producer Caroline Hawkins ; Executive producer
Frances Whitaker * See Delia Smith : page 20

The second in a five-part series following British doctor Tony Redmond and a group of NHS colleagues working in war-torn Bosnia.

Following the success of his first mission, Tony Redmond leads a second team of doctors and nurses into Sarajevo.
There, they discover the harsh realities of working in a war zone, and are taken aback when their attempts to control pain meet with suspicion.

The wildlife show visits one of the most hostile environments of all - the city. Presenter Simon King discovers creatures that thrive on rusting cars, and rats stalking the streets.

(Repeated next Saturday)

Information: see Ceefax page 624. BBC Wildlife magazine, or access the Internet: the URL address is: [url address removed] or record the closing titles and playback on stop frame. You can E-mail your information on: [email address removed] or call the phoneline on [number removed] (calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate and 49p per minute at other times, maximum two and a half minutes)

Another chance to see the first programme in the second series of the satirical news quiz. Guests are comedian Sandi Toksvig and journalist David Thomas. They join team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop , and chairman Angus Deayton.
Director John F D Northover; Producer
Harry Thompson
Followed by Video Nation Shorts

Topical news analysis, featuring interviews with leading figures and debate on the stories behind the headlines. Presented by Peter Snow.

12.00 Open Advice: Becoming a Student
Advice on how to become an Open University student.

12.25am Student Doctors: the Getting of Judgement
A look at decision-making and whether it should be taught as part of the medical curriculum undertaken by student doctors.