With signing and Subtitles.

Shown yesterday 4.30pm. (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Animated adventures. Repeated at 1.00pm.

Parliamentary proceedings.
(Stereo)

Another chance to see the seven-part series chronicling America's history during the thirties.
(Rpt) (Stereo)

The family's pet hand disappears.
(B/W) (Rpt) (Subtitled)

Live from Westminster, South African president Nelson Mandela's address to Parliament. Introduced by Michael Buerk.

Bilko plots to foil some swindlers.
(B/W) (Rpt)

Series of short films on news events of the past. This episode focuses on the Herald of Free Enterprise ferry disaster in 1987.

Business news.
(Stereo)

Shown at 8.20am.

More food facts.

Three sisters swap clothes

Illusionist David Copperfield is Oprah's guest.
(Stereo)

Freelance florist Chris Jones shows how to work within a tight budget.

Featuring a dance instructor and an accomplished artist.
(Rpt)

Pathe News from 1956.
(B/W)

Regional News and Weather

Political news.
(Stereo)

(Subtitled)
Regional News and Weather

Animated fun.

(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Excerpts from Ball's science series on the subject of the visual arts. Repeated tomorrow at 7.55am. (Stereo)

Chris manages to save the day. Last episode in the series.
Written by Jeremy Front.

Swashbuckling adventure starring Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh

Myles, son of the disgraced Earl of Falworth, fights treachery in the court of Henry IV to redeem his family name and win the hand of Lady Anne.
(1954)
See Films: pages 47-54

Rick Stein travels to Brittany, where French chef Charles Fontaine prepares a seafood pie. Back in Cornwall, a friend shows him a secret spot to catch bass, while on the sands of the Camel Estuary he prepares a seafood salad.

Behind the closed doors of modern government are the forgotten remnants of Henry Vlll's great lost palace - Whitehall. Simon Thurley explains how the palace was destroyed.

Elain Harwood enters the world of the Victorian lunatic asylum, visiting the Claybury hospital in Middlesex.

Finally, following Sunderland FC's promotion to the Premier League, a farewell to an old ground with an impressive history. With Kirsty Wark.

This week's edition is devoted to Paris.
Five Parisiennes - including fashion designer Sonia Rykiel - reveal their favourite restaurants. Plus, swapping your home for a summer pied-a-terre in the city, cheap accommodation and a look at the numerous secret gardens. Sophie Campbell heads out of town to the old royal haunt of Fontainebleau and samples the glamour of Deauville. Presented by Penny Junor .
Producers Anna Beattie and Helen Bullough
Editor Liz Warner
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Coinciding with South African president Nelson Mandela's first state visit to Britain, this film charts the first year of democracy for three people from Kwazulu-Natal who, having completed a psychological counselling course in London, were determined to help heal the wounds suffered under apartheid. Thuli Myeni's main work is Aids education and counselling; half the people tested at the local hospital for HIV get a positive result. Meshack Madonsela, an inspector for black schools, wants to use his new skills to help teachers under pressure. And Bheki Ntombela returns to his job as a psychiatric nurse - under the same management that were in place before the election.
Last in the series.
(Stereo)

By the Conservative Party.
With subtitles.
(Shown at 9.00pm on BBC1 and 10.00pm on ITV)

With Peter Snow.
(Subtitled)

The gay and lesbian magazine show presented by comedians Rhona Cameron and Bert Tyler-Moore.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Followed by Weatherview

With Trevor Phillips.

Open University
12.30 Acid Politics
(Rpt)
1.30 The Cornflake Story

Summer Nights
2.00 Perfect Pictures: Essentials
improving photography.

BBC Focus
4.00 So You Want to Work in Social Care?: How to Qualify
(Rpt)
4.30 So You Want to Work in Social Care?: Qualifications for Care
5.00 So You Want to Work in Social Care?: Continuing Professional Development in Social Work
(Rpt)
5.30 Health and Safety at Work

Open University
6.00 Scaling the Salt Barrier
6.25 16th-Century Venice and Antwerp
(Rpt)
6.50 Ferrera
(Rpt)