Ethical investments, recycled furniture and the importance of good communication skills
6.20 Biology: Plants' Patterns in Green
6.45 Data Models and Databases: Data about Data
7.10 Flevoland Polders: a Managed Succession
7.35 Frontiers of Geology
With signing.
(Subtitled)
Animated adventures of the knight of the Round Table. (Rpt) (Stereo)
When George ends up in hospital, he becomes nervous about his doctor's youthfulness.
A film which explains the facts about global warming and the hole in the ozone layer, and examines the consequences of environmental damage.
(Rpt)
Wartime comedy starring Olivia de Havilland
Life gets complicated for secretary Smokey Allard when her new boss arrives on the scene. His less than orthodox working methods get results, but stir up trouble for them both. (1943) (B/W)
Film Reviews pages 53-58
Today: how to read. (B/W)
A secret map hidden in a radioactive watch becomes the object of interest to both UNCLE and THRUSH agents.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)
Business and consumer news.
Cartoon. (Rpt)
Biographical sports drama starring James Stewart, June Allyson
Farm boy Monty Stratton's talent for baseball brings him success both on the pitch and in his private life, but a freak accident puts all his achievements at risk.
(1949) (B/W)
Film Reviews pages 53-58
Dougie Donnelly introduces highlights of last night's first round matches in the European Masters. (Stereo)
Quiz with Martyn Lewis.
Competition Line: [number removed] (calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate, 49p per minute at other times. Lines close daily at midnight).
Further highlights from the European Masters.
(Stereo)
Drama starring Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone
A fire on a veteran American liner sparks off an explosion that threatens the ship and all of her passengers.
(1960)
Film Reviews pages 53-58
First in a new four-part series from the BBC's Disability Programmes Unit that examines the lack of educational choices for disabled children and asks if they would be better served by being placed in "mainstream" schools with non-disabled youngsters.
Disabled adults recount chilling tales of their harrowing experiences of life inside the strict regimes of "special" schools. Bullying, public humiliation, isolation and corporal punishment were commonplace in these establishments, often accompanied by poor educational standards and low expectations.
The Ngorongoro crater, set high in the mountains of northern Tanzania, is a truly remarkable wild animal sanctuary, containing Africa's richest concentration of wild mammals within its towering lava walls. Of the species on view the black rhinos justifiably hold centre stage, not only for their appearance but also because the species has been hunted almost to extinction for the perceived properties of its horn.
Reinhard Kunkel's film captures these rare beasts in their African home.
This week, Patrick Moore from the BBC's Sky at Night visits the now redundant Equatorial Telescopes Buildings at Herstmonceux in Sussex. Built by a designer known for creating ship's interiors, the complex owes more to navigational design than to the modern era.
Sheffield's Parkhill estate will be the biggest structure ever listed in Britain, but should English Heritage be proposing such a move for the 1960s estate, which is regarded as run down even by its own residents? Architect Carolyn Steele investigates.
Plus a look at topiary, the art of hedge sculpture, including a giant chess set fashioned in Oxfordshire.
(Subtitled)
Sardonic blue-collar comedy.
With Jimmy offering to take the children for Thanksgiving, Grace and Nadine decide to hold an anti-Thanksgiving for all those irritating things - such as the entire Kelly clan that descends upon them uninvited.
(Stereo)
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Topical news analysis. Presented by Kirsty Wark.
Highlights from the Lakeside Country Club of tonight's quarterfinals in the European Masters. With Dougie Donnelly.
12.00 Open View
Highlights of next week's Open University programmes.
12.05-12.35am Understanding Modern Societies: A Global Culture
How James Bond movies are marketed and how a radio station in Los Angeles targets its audience.
