5.30 Film Education: Apollo 13 -
Re-presenting Reality From archive history of space exploration to Apollo 13, this programme explores realism and fiction in the feature film
6.20 Sixteenth-century Venice and Antwerp: The Cities Compared
6.45 Arts: King Cotton's Palace
7.10 A Question of Balance? Learningat Work 9580148 7.35 Chardin and the Still
Life
With Signing. Subtitled ..................
Animated adventures with the Arthurian knight. (Rpt) (Stereo)
A visiting French professor is a disruptive influence on the Hendersons' home life.
An examination of the human quest to understand the complex workings of the brain.
(Rpt)
Musical starring Frank Sinatra.
Unable to pay his servants, a bankrupt spendthrift attempts to secure a wealthy marriage for his kitchen maid by passing her off as his daughter.
(1943) (B/W)
Film Reviews pages 53-58
Humorous advice on how to eat.
THRUSH decide to enter the Space Race. One organisation alone can thwart their fiendish plan.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)
Business news
Animation. Scarecrow is fed up. (Rpt)
From Fountains Abbey.
Shown on Sunday at 6. 25pm on BBC I
Shown on Monday at 1 1.35pm on BBC
As noise pollution in society escalates, an examination of how the problem can detrimentally affect lives and what steps the authorities are takingto combat it.
First shown on BBC South .......................
Subtitled
Regional News and Weather Followed by Darts
Highlights of last night's first-round matches in the European Masters. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.
Continues at 4.30pm. Stereo ............
Regional News and Weather
Followed by Today's the Day
Quiz. Hosted by Martyn Lewis. stereo...
Further action from yesterday's matches at the Lakeside Country Club.
The Quality of Life. Data is convinced that an intelligent device in a mining development is alive.
The Dorian Secrets. When Buck rescues a beautiful stowaway facing a death sentence, he invokes the wrath of a powerful warlord. Rpt .........
The Priest and the Pirate is a drama made by the community video workshop in Pilton, Edinburgh. This frank and compelling fly-on-the-wall documentary charts the clashes of egos, crew walkouts and general disintegration of purpose as the workshop's original ideas are tested over the six-week shoot.
(First shown on BBC Scotland)
No Man's Land
Mark Rees is a female-to-male transsexual. He was bom Brenda Rees and, for 28 years, felt as though he were a man trapped in a woman's body. Two years spent living as a man on hormone treatment brought about the beard and the bass voice and finally he had a mastectomy and hysterectomy.
If he imagined the "sex change" was the end of the conflict, he was wrong.
Though he now looks, sounds and acts like a man, Mark Rees is still a woman in the eyes of the law. For 20 years, he has campaigned for legal recognition. This programme reveals what it's like to be living in a judicial no-man's-land. Last in the series.
Producer Maggie Sutcliffe ; Series producer
Debbie Christie
The Summer Kitchen Garden. In the last programme of the series,
Delia Smith shows how to make use of ripe tomatoes and fresh vegetables in a range of warm salads and to preserve a little of summerforthe winter months.
Producer Caroline Hawkins ; Executive producer
FrancesWhitaker Rpt Stereo Subtitled . * See Delia Smith : page 36
The last in a five-part series on a British medical team's attempts to alleviate the suffering in Sarajevo.
The Last Mission. The security situation continues to deteriorate and British doctor Tony Redmond finds himself fighting to save his medical aid project in Sarajevo from disaster.
A vital consignment of his emergency medical equipment is taken by the Bosnian Serbs and political tensions come to the fore. Hanging in the balance is the evacuation of one of his patients and the prospect of a family being reunited in Britain afterthree years of enforced separation.
Producer Emma Bowman ; Series producer
Jeremy Llewellyn-Jones
This week, Simon King reveals the weavers of magical gossamer carpets which cover lawns, tracks down some mysterious miniature balloonists and finds out how to help orphaned hedgehogs survive the winter.
Producer Peter Bassett ; series producer Mike Beynon
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The chance to enjoy another classic encounterfrom the satirical news quiz continues with the fourth programme from the fifth series. Captains
Paul Merton and Ian Hislop , and chairman Angus Deayton , are joined by Paul's wife Caroline Quentin and Baz Bamigboye of the Daily Mail.
Director John F D Northover; Producer Colin Swash
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Peter Snow.
(Subtitled)
Highlights of tonight's matches, played over the best of five sets, in the European Masters. Featured players include Raymond Barneveld, Steve Beaton and Andy Fordham.
Commentary by Tony Green and John Part. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.
12.00 Engineering Mechanics: Vibrations
How car designers set about making sure their passengers always get a smooth ride. (Rpt.)
12.25 History of Maths: Paris and the New Mathematics
During the French Revolution, mathematics became a tool of the state. Out of this came some of the great achievements of the 19th century.
