6.20 Maths: Modelling Pollution
How mathematical modelling can help to control pollutants in the water.
6.45 Santa Maria dei Miracoli, Venice
This church, built to house a venerated painting of the Virgin and Child, has been described as the most perfect piece of early Renaissance church architecture in Venice.
7.10 Japanese Education: Changing the Mould
Finding out why the education system in Japan is under review.
7.35 Database Developments
A look at the future of relational database management systems.
With Signing.
(Subtitled)
The continuing adventures of the Arthurian knight. (Rpt) (Stereo)
The Hendersons are upset when Sarah chooses a college far from home.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 The French Collection: Kaleidoscope Social (ages 16+)
9.25 See You, See Me: See 1960s - Entertainment (ages 7-9)
9.45 Watch: Festivals and Celebrations - Food and Fasting (ages 5-7)
Today, the Playbus stops at the Playground Stop.
10.25 Come Outside: Geese
(ages 4-5)
10.45 Science Zone: Plants and Animals - Barn Owl Challenge
(ages 9-11) (Stereo)
11.05 Space Ark: Plants and Animals - Inside Plants
(ages 7-11) (Stereo)
11.15 Le Club: Bonjour
(ages 9-12)
11.30 Ghostwriter: Ghost Story: Part 1
(ages 10-12)
Today, videos produced by government agencies for deaf people. With signing and subtitles.
(Shown Sunday, 10.00am on BBC1) (Stereo)
Business news.
1.00 Teaching Today: Primary Science
(Stereo)
1.30 Showcase: Primary Preview
1.40 Thunderbirds in Hindi: The Perils of Penelope: Episode 1
1.45 You and Me: Hello
(ages 3-5)
Adventures of a family of monsters. (Rpt)
Nick Ross presents coverage of this year's Liberal Democrat Party Conference from Glasgow. Anne Perkins and Jon Sopel join him, talking to delegates in and around the first of the three major party conferences this autumn.
Including at 3.55 News; Regional News; Weather
In the first of a seven-part series, Keith Floyd travels to the Italian Riviera where he prepares mullet in pesto sauce on a portable stove in a town square. Then he heads into Piedmont where he cooks up a hearty stew of cockerel, beef, ox tongue and pig's head.
(Rpt) (Stereo)
Another chance to see episodes from the first series of the comedy.
Will and Lisa prepare to walk down the aisle. But last minute jitters might put the whole thing on ice. And what other surprises are there in store for the Banks family?
The hard-hittingdrama series about a Sydney inner-city high school.
The school basketball team need a new coach and try to persuade Vic to take the job when they find out he was once a basketball pro.
David Gower marks the end of the series with a review of how the County Championship was finally decided. Also, commentators reflect on the season, Jimmy Adams sends the final instalment of his video diary of the West Indies tour and cricket fan Gary Lineker talks to Mike Atherton.
An inside look at education.
With drug abuse in schools reaching new heights, the Government says that teachers can help combat the problem. This programme takes a look at the various schemes which have been tried out.
Some teachers work with agencies on the street, others follow an American scheme which invites the police into the classroom, and in Holland, children meet addicts in custody. But does any of it work?
Information: call the National Drugs Helpline on [number removed] for free and confidential advice 24 hours a day
Michael Gambon narrates the story of the tiny undersea craft developed during the Second World War. The Italian Navy first developed these deadly vessels and used them to devastating effect against the Royal Navy. Irritated by the Italian success, Churchill ordered the development of British human torpedoes and mini-submarines. These scored their first notable success against Hitler's "unsinkable" battleship Tirpitz. The programme also tells of Japanese volunteers who piloted human suicide torpedoes into American ships.
This week, Simon King watches passage and resident waders on some rich mudflats, goes for aging for fungi, and explains how to take part in a dormouse survey.
Information: see Ceefax page 624. BBC Wildlife magazine, or access the Internet: the URL address is: [web address removed] or record the closing titles and playback on stop frame. You can E-mail your information on: [email address removed]
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Peter Snow.
With animal rights organisations continuing to make the headlines, Sarah Dunant explores the relationship between humans and animals. She argues that human attitudes towards animals are riddled with contradictions.
How American artists reconsidered their role
The Experimenter (7-9); Space Ark (7-11).
