6.15 Pure Maths

6.40 Maths

7.05 Twelfth Night Workshop

7.30 Biology

7.55 Women's Studies

8.20 The Chosen People

8.45 Child Development

Animation.
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Animated tales about some ingenious pets.

The last of four new cartoon adventures about a group of super-powered mutants.
(Stereo)

The special guests on the entertainment show are England rugby union player Rory Underwood, Panther from the Gladiators and London's Burning actor John Alford. Including at 10.15 Bump in the Night, 10.55 Pingu and at 11.40 Sporting Hero - today Kriss Akabusi tries synchronised swimming. Hosted by Sarah Vandenbergh and Grant Stott.
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Introduced by Sue Barker.

12.35 Motor Sport
Highlights of the fifth and sixth rounds of the British Touring Car Championship from Thruxton.
Commentary by Murray Walker.

1.05 Motor Cycling: The British Superbike Championship from Oulton Park
Action from round three with Niall Mackenzie leading the race for the title by 34 points. Commentary by Barry Nutley.

1.25, 4.45 Cricket
Sunday League action featuring Sussex v Warwickshire from Hove. Warwickshire, Sunday League champions two years ago, should include their exciting new South African star Shaun Pollock. Sussex have been Sunday League champions only once, back in 1982, but this season include in their ranks West Indian Vasbert Drakes and England Test hopefuls Ed Giddins and Ian Salisbury. Commentary by Jack Bannister, Geoffrey Boycott, Simon Hughes and Christopher Martin-Jenkins.

3.30, 4.00 Racing
From Longchamps, featuring live coverage of the first two classics of the French flat season, the 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas. Plus news of the Prix Lupin. Commentary by Jim McGrath.

3.45, 4.15 Rugby Union
Highlights from Twickenham of the Middlesex Sevens final. The big news is the inclusion of a team from rugby league giants Wigan. Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith.

6.20 News Roundup

For 500 years the ideas and values that have shaped the world have been western. From the Renaissance to the Industrial Revolution and into the technological age, the west ruled the roost. But now, at the end of the millennium, the world stands on the verge of change. The next century is being described as the Asian Century.

In the first of two programmes, Martin Jacques goes in search of the secrets of the success of the "tiger" economies of Asia. His journey takes him first to the Guangdong province of China, expected to become the powerhouse of China's economy within 20 years. In Malaysia he examines the social engineering used to build a modern nation from colonial roots.

Finally, in Taiwan, he tries to discover whether modernisation is based on eastern values or whether it follows a blueprint supplied by the west.

The lions of Musiara Marsh in Kenya have to struggle to survive. For five months of the year the area is teeming with wildebeest and zebra and the lions are well fed and content. But when their favoured prey migrate south during the early part of the year, food becomes hard to find. Often the only choice is to tackle large and dangerous quarry like buffalo but the lions are likely to come away badly injured.
This film follows Kali, her cubs and other members of the pride through the lean months and up to the return of the zebra and wildebeest. But even with a plentiful supply of food, a lion's life is rarely peaceful. Narrated by John King. Producer John King ; Director Simon King
Revised rpt Stereo

Television presenters Desmond Lynam (a Brighton and Hove Albion supporter) and Zoe Ball (a Manchester United fan) are the guest managers. Plus special guest Jimmy Hill. Hosted by Frank Skinner and David Baddiel , with Statto. Shown last Friday

Another chance to see an episode of the classic comedy, about a warring father and son who eke out a living as rag-and-bone men. Starring Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson

Crime drama starring
Nick Nolte
Timothy Hutton
Al Reilly , a young assistant district attorney, idealistically sets about investigating the shooting of a Puerto Rican suspect by a veteran plain clothes policeman - and comes up against the roguest cop around.
Director Sidney Lumet (1990, 18)
♦ See Films: pages 49-56 ***

Comedy starring Ugo Tognazzi, Michel Serrault

For 20 years, Renato and 'Zaza' have lived happily together in a flat above their drag revue club, La Cage aux Folles. Then Renato's son, Laurent - fathered in a moment of heterosexual abandon - announces that he is going to marry a girl. Worse than that, her father is a leading light in a political movement for moral order.
In French with English subtitles.
(1978, 15)
See Films: pages 49-56 ****

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