6.20 Maths: Equivalence Relations
6.45 Databases: Miles of Aisles
7.10 Italian Universities: The Academy of Waste?
7.35 The Church of Santa Maria dei Miracoli, Venice
With Signing.
(Subtitled)
The continuing adventures of the Arthurian knight. (Rpt) (Stereo)
In the conclusion of a two-part episode.
Preparing spicy lamburgers
Genetic researchers endeavour to unravel the mystery of DNA's double helix, study inherited diseases in a remote South American village, and examine the qualities that invest living organisms with their unique characteristics.
(Rpt)
Romantic drama starring Dana Andrews, Merle Oberon
While visiting a San Francisco nightclub, a wealthy socialite falls in love with a blind pianist and pretends to be blind herself to get closer to him.
(1947) (B/W)
Film Reviews pages 43-48
LostinLimehouse. A spoof of DW Griffith's film Broken Blossoms. Starring
Laura Le PlanteandOlafHythen.
With signing and subtitles.
(Shown Sunday, 10.00am on BBC1) (Stereo)
Business news.
Cartoon. (Rpt)
Newly restored archive footage recalls the drama of the period between 1969, when Neil Armstrong became the first man to step on the moon, and 1972, since when mankind has not returned
Further live coverage from Brighton of this year's Trades Union Congress.
Labour Party leader Tony Blair will be addressing today's conference at approximately 3.00pm. Plus, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor of The Times, presents his insider's view of events.
(Continues tomorrow morning at 10.25am)
Including at 3.00 and 3.55 News; Regional News; Weather
Advice for new degree students.
Chris Rogers dispenses tips on dealing with landlords, making friends, and knowing who to turn to when things go wrong.
Live coverage of the Uefa Cup first round, first leg tie as Liverpool return to European competition for the first time in three seasons to face top opposition in the form of Russia's Spartak Vladikavkaz. Liverpool, last year's Coca-Cola Cup winners, also faced Russian opposition on their last appearance in Europe. On that occasion they lost to Spartak Moscow. But Liverpool have an excellent record in this competition, lifting the trophy twice in the 1970s before going on to even greater success in the European Cup. Vladikavkaz, though, are the runaway leaders as the Russian league season draws to its climax. Liverpool will need to show their best form to secure the sort of result they need in advance of the second leg, which will take place back at Anfield in two weeks' time.
Animated adventure.
Second in a seven-part series examining the power and appeal of music and music-making for ordinary people throughout Britain.
Greg Stephens turned to Cajun music after the realisation that the public had little time for English traditional music, which, he says, has failed to move with the times and adapt to today's tastes. Together with the Cheshire-based Boat Band that he leads, Greg takes an annual sailboat trip to the Western Isles of Scotland.
In the remote harbour pubs, the group blends a mixture of Cajun and Creole music with a flavour of the Caribbean to produce their own unique sound. Thrown into the melting pot of influences is their summer travelling companion, JC Gallow, Deputy Sheriff of Momou County, Louisiana, who plays the rub board and sings.
(Stereo)
A six-part series of documentaries examining a wide range of important education issues.
On the 30th anniversary of the abolition of the universal 11-plus, selection, albeit in a different form, is now creeping back into the state education system. This film follows the fortunes of a group of children in Ripon, North Yorkshire through two rounds of testing and their long wait for the day of the results and either success or disappointment. These tests could determine the future of the children for many years to come.
First in a five-part series about the submarine.
Recalling the dangers posed by life in the early submersibles.
See today's choices.
Nautilus
9.30pm BBC2
Michael Gambon narrates this impressive five-part history of the submarine - or iron coffins as they were once called.
The opening programme gives a sailors view of submarine life during the First World War combining dramatic reconstructions (based on personal accounts) with archive footage (some previously classified material). But it is not all heroics and camerarderie, the most graphic descriptions are of the grim conditions: the smells of petrol mingling with body odour, the cold (it took 10 minutes to chip the ice off their coats after a watch in the Baltic), and, of course, the constant fear.
Simon King looks at some of the visitors arriving in time for the start of autumn. There are moths and butterflies, salmon congregating off shore in anticipation of the first heavy rains, and exotic plants and fruit sprouting in unlikely urban locations.
(Repeated next Saturday)
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Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Jeremy Paxman.
Live coverage from the Savoy, London of the award to the album considered the best release of 1995 from British and Irish artists. The nominated contenders are: Oasis, PJ Harvey , Elastica, Leftfield, Van Morrison ,
Portishead, Tricky, James MacMillan , Supergrass and Guy Barker.
Tony Parsons , Miranda Sawyer and Robert Sandall discuss the merits of each one.
Producer Mark Cooper
What history and possible meaning lie behind this famous work?
