With signing and subtitles,
Last in the activities series. Shown yesterday 5.10pm. (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Animation. (Rpt)
Parliamentary news.
The rise of America's trade unions during thethirties. Rpt Stereo Subtitled ..
The Girl Who Never Was. Two old soldiers become obsessed with a wartime picture. Written by Donald Jonson
FirstshownonlTV Subtitled.....
The Addamses are mistaken for Martians.
The kidnap and murder of aviator Charles Lindbergh 's baby son.
Classic US comedy. b/w Rpt ........
Consumer information.
Musical series.
The history of ice cream.............
Today, a look at accessories.....
Is the institution of marriage really for life?
Disabled facilities in Blackpool.
Series for the over-50s.
A visit to Brighton ends the series...
Regional News and Weather
Political events. Stereo Subtitled ....
Regional News and Weather
Animated capers.
Cartoon.
Children's game show.
Series combining cartoon characters with wildlife footage. Rptd tomorrow at 7.55am. (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Third in the five part drama. Keith knows David is in danger.
Dramatised by Marilyn Fox, from a story by William Mayne.
Arabian adventure. Starring
Maria Montez , Jon Hall
When Baghdad falls to the Mongol invaders and his father, the caliph, is killed, Ali Baba escapes to the hills where he is adopted by a band of noble thieves. Ali becomes their leader and swears to avenge hisfather'sdeath.
Director Arthur Lubin (1944) ♦ See Films: pages 42-48 **
Steve Rider previews this year's 125th Open Championship, which gets under way tomorrow at Royal Lytham and St Annes Golf Club in Lancashire. In addition to analysis of the top players, there's news of the hopefuls and last-minute qualifiers. Live coverage starts tomorrow at 10.25am.
Documentary series offering a behind-the-scenes look at aspects of school life as they affect both pupils and teachers at the Francis Combe School, a small comprehensive in Watford, Hertfordshire.
Gary, Stephen and Scott have all recently joined Francis Combe School with differing educational requirements. One has special needs, one harbours hopes of becoming a disc jockey, while the third is one of the school's brightest boys.
The comprehensive system is committed to teaching children of varying backgrounds and abilities. But how successfully can an often over-worked staff achieve this ideal in practice?
See today's choices.
Self-taught chef Nick Nairn travels around Scotland in search of the country's best produce, meets local people and prepares traditional recipes.
On this week's travels, Nick Nairn goes wild-mushroom picking for the raw produce to make a Scottish risotto starter. For his main course, he has to try his hand at grouse shooting on the Strathspey Estate, before preparing a roast grouse with bread sauce, croutons, game crumbs and gravy. Finally, he meets a local bee keeper to gather honey for a dessert of honey ice cream in a poached-pear-and-caramel sauce.
BBC Book: Wild Harvest with Nick Nairn is available in hardback from booksellers
Last year, British triple-jumper
Jonathan Edwards won the World
Championship and smashed the world record in Gothenburg, Sweden. His achievements earned him the accolade of BBC Sports Personality of the Year.
In the countdown to the Olympics, which start this weekend in Atlanta, tonight's documentary charts
Edwards's winter preparations in the north east and the devout Christian's warm-weathertraining in Florida.
Director Bob Abrahams ; Producer Peter Brown
Enter Achilles. Winnerofthe Music and Arts Jury Award at this year's Italia Prize in Naples, this film version of choreographer Lloyd Newson 's controversial work with dance group DV8 examines the history of female oppression in a male-dominated society. The performance captured here on film tells the story of a group of men who explore the thin line between reality and fantasy, and contains strong language and simulated acts of sexual violence which may shock and offend.
Producer David Stacey ; Executive producer Bob Lockyer 2Dance continues tomorrow at 10.10pm
With Jeremy Vine.
Chapter 20. The closing arguments are delivered in the Avedon trial.
Shown yesterday at 9.00pm For cast see yesterday
Followed by Weatherview
With Andrew Neil.
Open University
12.30 Shell in the Philippines
30296 1.00 Danish Energy Rpt 15924 1.30 Making Medical Decisions Ethical Principles
Summer Nights
2.00 Fun with Kids: Collections 3
BBC Focus
4.00 Italia 2000 Artie Mestieri
39215 4.30 United Nations 50 Years of Activity Rpt 25437 5.00 Voluntary Sector Television
Open University
6.00 Floating an Integral
6.25 Brain and Behaviour
6.50 Structural Components
