With signing

Canine adventure.

Cartoon.

Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1.

Parliamentary news.

Memories of men who fought.

Tricks of the pudding trade.
(Rpt)

Slapstick silent comedy, featuring some of Britain's best-loved comics and starring Eric Sykes, Tommy Cooper

Two workmen transporting a wooden plank to a building site have many mishaps.
(1967)
See Films: pages 73-80

Richard Kimble unwittingly offers a lift to a policeman's son.
(First shown on ITV) (B/W)

With signing and subtitles.
(Shown Sunday at 10.15am on BBC1)
(Stereo)

Business news.

(Rpt)

(Rpt)

Today, optical illusions.
(Rpt)

Cooking curry dishes in the microwave.

The voluntary work of a successful Ugandan business woman.........................

Why the post-Second World War peace has been marred by armed conflicts around the world.
(Colour and B/W)

Today's parliamentary business.

(Subtitled)
Regional News and Weather

Nostalgia quiz.
(Stereo)

Daily cookery game show.
(Stereo)

Esther Rantzen interviews pop star, actor and financial adviser Adam Faith.
(Stereo) (Rpt)

Antiques auction game. Presented by Andy Craig with regular panellists Jilly Goolden and Eric Knowles.
(Stereo)

Carlton is feeling overshadowed by his cousin, who has become the star player of the school basketball team.

Australian drama series about the students and teachers at a Sydney high school.
Lucy is offered a place on an exchange trip to Japan for six months, but Steve begs her not to go. Meanwhile, Bill Southgate tries to recruit members for the surf club - and blames Matt when his boat is stolen.

A series in which celebrities discuss fictional teenage dilemmas.
Presented by Lisa I'Anson, with guests disc jockey Steve Wright, actress Tonicha Jeronimo, and Emmerdale's Linda Glover.

This week: David's parents have made enormous sacrifices to send him to a new school, but he is being bullied and doesn't know how to tell them. Lauren is all set for a holiday with the girls when her boyfriend announces he wants her to go camping in Brittany.
(Stereo)

The series made by disabled people about disabled people.
Write To: viewers can contact the programme at: From the Edge, [address removed]

The series in which Robbie Coltrane examines bold attempts to push the limits of design.
Largest Plane. The battle is on to build the world's largest passenger aeroplane and leading the competition is Jean-Jacques Huber, of Airbus Industrie, with his plans to construct a super-Jumbo.
See today's choices.
Producer Martin Mortimore ; Executive producer Robert Thirkell

Tonight's programme includes the second part of Sandi Toksvig's gastronomic tour of Scandinavia. As well as visiting a fish auction in the northern town of Skagen in her native Denmark, she helps out the local meals on wheels delivery service. Back in the studio, Michael Barry demonstrates his quick mix Christmas cake, and Jilly Goolden and Oz Clarke recommend the best in bottled ales for the festive period. With Chris Kelly. Director Linda Nash ; Series producer Tim Hincks
♦ Countdown to Christmas - See Michael Barry : page 52
* See Jilly Goolden : page 54

Based on Simon Garfield's book of the same name, this programme examines how British attitudes towards disease and homosexuality were affected by Aids. Originally sold to the public as a pandemic affecting homosexuals and heterosexuals alike, by 1990 it had become apparent that the risk of infection was far higher for gay men.
In a sad yet sometimes hilarious story of mutual misunderstanding, politicians, gay rights activists and campaigners describe the attitudes, from moral outrage and homophobia to a desire not to offend, that prevented the formulation of a policy that would protect those most at risk from Aids. Contains language that some people may find offensive.
Director Nigel Evans ; Executive producer Nicholas Fraser
The Red Ribbon season continues on Friday with Red, Hot and Country at 11.50pm

With Peter Snow.

Through the eyes of two Indianapolis families - one black, one white - this programme assesses whether the sixties dream of integration is being realised, or if the United States will always be a nation divided by race.

With Sarah Baxter.

Open University
12.30 Information Technology and Society
(Rpt)
1.30 The Third Revolution

Nightschool TV
2.00 PSHE: Job Bank; Health Education for Governors

BBC Focus
4.00 NCET TV: Teaching and Learning with IT
4.30 Portables in Action
(Rpt)
5.00 Italia 2000
5.30 Film Education

Technology Season
6.00 Great Egg Race
(Rpt)
6.30 This Multimedia Business: Online Internet
(Rpt)
6.45 This Multimedia Business: Photography