Ethical investments, recycled furniture and the importance of good communication skills.
6.20 Cell Biology: Shaping Up
6.45 Geology: Form and Function of Fossils
7.10 Engineering Mechanics: Designing a Lift
7.35 Science and Nuclear Waste
With Signing.
(Subtitled)
Animation. (Rpt) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Harry is called upon to save the opening night of a play. (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Today: strawberry flambe
How the actions of the human race are altering the evolution of plant life, the animal kingdom, and perhaps mankind itself.
(Rpt)
The work of two doctors serving in the province of Nusa Tengarra Timur forms the focus for the last in the series
The week's final visit to Brighton for the Trades Union Congress.
Today: a debate on employment law
Business and consumer news.
Cartoon. (Rpt)
Rosemarie Ford introduces the final.
(Shown on Monday at 11.30pm on BBC1)
A look at one of the century's most influential inventions, from the pioneering steps to the latest innovations.
Musical starring Judy Garland
With Dirk Bogarde
On a visit to London for a concert, singing star Jenny Bowman is reunited with her young son, who is unaware that the famous entertainer is his mother.
(1963)
Film Reviews pages 43-48
Including at 3.00 News; Regional News; Weather
(Subtitled)
Regional News and Weather
Quiz, with Martyn Lewis.
Esther Rantzen talks to people involved in relationships with partners who are considerably older about the difficulties the age gap can present.
(Rpt) (Stereo)
Today, Oprah discusses why undeniably intelligent people sometimes do foolish things.
(Stereo)
Fourth in a six-part series on making the most of university and college.
Chris Rogers finds out where most of a student's money goes, gets some tips on how to cut costs, and investigates the help available to conserve funds.
Western starring Clint Walker, Edward Byrnes
An Indian scout and trapper finds himself caught up in a battle between the Sioux Indians and the US cavalry.
(1959)
Film Reviews pages 43-48
Second in a four-part series that examines the lack of educational choices for disabled children.
Angharad is 11, Zahrah is 8. Because their parents have chosen to keep them at home rather than send them into segregated "special schools" with which they are dissatisfied, neither has ever attended school. Meanwhile, Claire's school life started in an institution that her parents claim failed to maintain even basic standards of personal care. Her parents began an 18-month battle with their local education authority to get their daughter moved to her local school.
The first in a nine-part series of individual documentaries from a mixture of new and experienced directors.
The story, played out against a backdrop of larger-than-life characters, of Pat and George Peach's final year as retainers at Corsham Court in Wiltshire to the unconventional Lord Methuen.
See today's choices.
Another chance to see the documentary illustrating the life of Zong Man, a Chinese fisherman who practises his profession with the help of his 12-stronggroup of male cormorants along a remote stretch of the Li River.
See today's choices.
Kirsty Wark introduces the last in the series of programmes celebrating classic buildings.
Britain's greatest railway monument, the Euston Arch, is set to be reclaimed from its resting place on a riverbed in east London and rebuilt at Euston Station. Will the Heritage Lottery Fund help to finance this?
This year marks the centenary of the birth of architect Wintemute Wells Coates. Elain Harwood visits three of his stylish buildings in London and Brighton, memories of a designer who was decades ahead of his time.
Plus, jazz trumpeter Humphrey Lyttelton recalls his fond feelings for Birmingham's Town Hall.
Grace reflects upon the finite nature of life when a colleague is killed in an accident at the plant.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Peter Snow.
Mark Lawson and the regular reviewing team of Tony Parsons, Tom Paulin and Allison Pearson return to deliver their verdicts on the latest cultural highs and lows.
Tonight: opinions on The Bridges of Madison County, Clint Eastwood's film version of the best-selling novel, and Jonathan Miller's production of Carmen for the English National Opera.
12.00 Open View
Highlights of next week's Open University programmes.
12.05-12.35am Cosmology on Trial
How did the Universe begin? How will it end? (Subtitled)
