6.15 Instruments under Wraps
6.40 Maths Methods: Waves
7.05 Maths: The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra 9998163 7.30 Lessons from Kerala 2157873 7.55 Environment: No
Place to Hide 2353124 8.20 Italian
Universities: The Academy of Waste? 1535786 8.45 The Sordid Subject of BoeufBourguignon
With Caitlin Easterby and Simon Pascoe.
Animation.
Cartoon about the ultimate showdown between the forces of good and evil................ * See Parents' Guide: pages 43-50
The last programme in the current series visits Jersey Zoo, which specialises in breeding the world's rarest animals includingthe amazing aye-aye. With Michaela Strachan , Howie Watkins , Chris Packham and Janice Acquah.
The series from 1985.
Gonch's day starts with an accident and rapidly gets worse.
Gonch JOHN HOLMES , Calley SIMONE HYAMS. Mr
BronsonMICHAEL SHEARD , Mr Smart SIMON HAYWOOD , Zammo
LEE MACDONALD , Ronnie TINA MAHON
Written by Rosemary Mason
Live action drama in 1 parts about young Anton and histwo nocturnal friends. Stereo .
Moving from its usual Saturday slot to today for the last of the stories of everyday teenage life in a lively California town. Stereo ........
Today, a Blur special, including a look at the making of the band's number-one hit Country House.
(Shown last Monday) (Stereo)
Introduced by Sue Barker from Ascot.
12.05 Motorcycling
Action from the third and final round of the International
Superbike Trophy at Donington Park. With illness expected to rule out Huddersfield's Jamie Witham at Donington, the crown seems destined for either Scotland's Steve Hislop, who heads the riders' table, or fellow Ducati rider Matt Llewellyn from Leicester. Commentary by Barry Nutley.
1.35 Motor Racing
Live coverage of the Portuguese Grand Prix from Estoril - the 13th of the 17 races that make up the 1995 Formula One World Championship. Britain's Damon Hill, serving a suspended one-race ban after his clash with Michael Schumacher at the Italian Grand Prix, needs a victory here to maintain pressure on reigning world champion Schumacher and set up an exciting conclusion in the race for the driver's title. Commentary by Murray Walker, Jonathan Palmer and Tony Jardine.
Highlights at 7.30pm.
3.55 Racing
Coverage of Ascot's Festival of Racing continues with the course's first Sunday race meeting. Featuring today's top group one race, the Fillies' Mile at 4.45, won last year by Willie Carson on Aqaarid, and the Diadem Stakes at 4.10, another major attraction which is expected to feature 1,000 Guineas winner Harayir. Plus races at 5.20 and 5.50. Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan, Jimmy Lindley and Jim McGrath. TV presentation (racing) Wendy Sheppard, (motorcycling) Martin Webster
Highlights of the big game in this weekend's English League fixtures, champions Leicesterversus Bath, which could have a crucial bearingon the championship. Plus a look at the role of the winger, and the latest action, news and analysis. With John Inverdale. Editor Gerard Lane Stereo
A look at the automotive cultures in six countries around the world.
Vietnam. This week, Jeremy Clarkson visits Saigon and Hanoi to find out why the Vietnamese are putting away their bicycles and mopeds and joining the motoring revolution.
Director Dennis Jarvis
Highlights of today's Portuguese Grand Prix from Estoril.
(Repeated tomorrow at 2.0pm)
(Stereo)
Last in an off-beat comedy series.
Basking in glory after the opening of his new film, the Falcon is alarmed to discover puppy owners everywhere are appalled at his unwillingness to narrate Staggering Stories. Reluctantly, he sets off in search of the narrator's microphone, unaware there is no show this week and he is about to be sent on a malicious goose chase.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
The Emperor's Clothes
An extended interview with Labour leader Tony Blair. With the polls indicating that new Labourcould be managingthe economy within two years, the BBC's economics editor, Peter Jay , asks the questions the voters most want answered: what are Labour's policies, how would they implement them and would they work? Are their goals or even their methods any different from the Tories? And would the unions call the tune, inflation return and taxes rise?
Producer Sarah Topaiian ; Editor Jane Ellison
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Fourth in a five-part series in which leaders in the bloodiest conflict in Europe since the Second World War explain the chain of events leading to the collapse of Yugoslavia.
New evidence shows that it was President Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia himself who ordered the ethnic cleansers into Bosnia. For the first time, Serb paramilitary leader Vojislav Seselj implicates Milosevic as the man directly behind the murders, rapes and mass deportations. Two weeks after the ethnic cleansing began, while returning from talks with European Community peace negotiator Lord Carrington, President Izetbegovic of Bosnia was kidnapped by the Yugoslav army. He and his captors tell the story of how he survived.
(An interview with Slobodan Milosevic can be seen at 2.30 am.)
Drama based on the life of baseball legend Babe Ruth, starring John Goodman, Kelly McGillis
Abandoned by his parents at a boarding school, the young Ruth soon reveals a talent for hitting baseballs prodigious distances. From school to the Boston Red Sox, then to the pinnacle of his career with the New York Yankees, Ruth created sporting history - but undermined his gifts through drink and debauchery. (1992)
FILM REVIEWS pages 71-78
Peter Pringle presents a review of the developments in the trial of the former American footballer and film star.
Producer Derek Guthrie
Federico Fellini's comic drama.
Titta and his friends have all the normal adolescent preoccupations as they grow up in the thirties. But for their parents, the Fascist regime is an ever-present fact of life. Only Uncle Teo, long-term resident of an asylum, can take refuge in a tree and proclaim his desires to the world.
In Italian with English subtitles.
(1973)
Film Reviews pages 71-78
President of Serbia Slobodan Milosevic talks to Laura Silber about his rise to power, nationalism and the war, in an interview conducted for the BBC2 series The Death of Yugoslavia.
(Stereo)
