Daily recording of BBC1's 7.00am News, with Signing.
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Animated tales. (Repeat)
Animated fun. (Repeat)
Daily canine adventure. (Repeat)
Cartoon.
Action quiz. Shown last Friday. (Stereo)
Daily cartoon adventures. (Repeat) (Stereo)
Wax painting and glass blowing. (Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Rosie encourages Ruff to play with her. (Repeat)
Where do animals go when they are lost? (Stereo)
McGill is offered a strange assignment.
First shown on ITV
The children go trick-or-treating.
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Bilko meets the son of an old flame.
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Comedy series hosted by Robert Vaughn.
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Carol Vorderman visits the Great Barrier Reef.
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Comedy series. (Repeat) (Stereo)
Food facts about trout
The food and music of Amsterdam.
Steve Martin talks about his recent role as Sgt Bilko.
Tips for artists.
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First of eight programmes. Today, a look at the lifestyle of the cat.
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Regional News and Weather
The sheepdog's role in the domestication of sheep.
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Regional News and Weather
Animated fun.
US comedy.
Science programme. (Repeat) (Stereo)
Everyone tries to decide what will be best for Sara's future. Last of the series. (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Coverage of day three of the Paralympic Games in Atlanta, with finals in cycling, judo and fencing, athletics and swimming. The men's and women's teams from Great Britain also continue their attempts to qualify for the final stages of the volleyball and basketball. Presented by Helen Rollason, with commentary from Hamilton Bland and Paul Dickenson.
First in a series of short programmes celebrating the 30th anniversary of television's most famous sci-fi series.
Tonight, actor Adam Woodyatt, who plays Ian Beale in EastEnders, reveals what he likes about Q, his favourite character from The Next Generation.
Emma Freud describes her love of Captain Kirk and talks about the Star Trek episode The Trouble with Tribbles.
(The next Star Trekkers is tomorrow at 6.20pm)
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Star Trek, a showing of the original pilot made by Gene Roddenberry in 1964. Captain Christopher Pike of the USS Enterprise is captured by an alien race, the Talosians, who are masters of illusion. They intend the captain, a perfect human specimen, to marry Vina, the only survivor of a starship crash in the year 2236.
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Another Star Trek episode, The Man Trap, can be seen tomorrow at 6.30pm
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Star Trek 6.25pm BBC2
As BBCtv prepares for full-blown Star Trek mania in celebration of the show's 30th birthday, here's a chance to see the pilot episode that started it all. This was creator Gene Roddenberry's original concept for Star Trek - a rather more cerebral entertainment than it became in later years, with Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Christopher Pike and Majel Barrett (then Roddenberry's girlfriend, later his wife) as the chief officer.
In The Cage, Pike is lured down to the surface of Talos IV where he is trapped by the survivors of a crashed spacecraft, eager that he should father a new race with the amorous slave girl Vina. But all is not as it seems...
Another classic episode, The Man Trap, can be seen tomorrow, and the first episode of Star Trek: the Next Generation goes out on Wednesday. Radio Times celebrates Star Trek's birthday next week with a special supplement.
David Gower presents the cricket magazine from Worcester, where England have been taking on New
Zealand in the second Under-19 Test.
Tonight's programme includes a preview of the third and final Test Match against Pakistan while
Geoffrey Boycott gives his views on the series so far. The "Cricketing Butchers", brothers Mark of Surrey and Gary of Glamorgan, are profiled, and there's a look at what can be done to reduce the spate of finger injuries suffered by top batsmen. Plus a report on the final of the Under-15s World Challenge and a roundup of news and action as the County
Championship enters its closing stage. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Series producer Philip Bernie
Live action and recorded highlights from Gateshead International Stadium, where Olympic silver medallists Roger Black, Jonathan Edwards and Steve Backley are due to appear for Great Britain. The new Olympic 100 metres champion and world record holder, Canada's Donovan Bailey, is scheduled to run for the select team in this challenge match, which takes place just 15 days after the conclusion of the centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta. Introduced by Hazel Irvine, with commentary by David Coleman, Stuart Storey and Brendan Foster.
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The great temple at Karnak in Egypt, founded 1,500 years before the birth of Christ, was the largest, most magnificent religious shrine of the ancient world. Most of what happened behind Karnak's walls was kept hidden but now Egyptologists believe they have gone a long way towards solving its puzzles.
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Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Jeremy Paxman.
Grace is demoted at the refinery from crew chief to crew.
Open University
12.30 News Stories
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1.00 Linking into the Future
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1.30 Introduction to Psychology: Autism
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Summer Nights
2.00 Book Lover Collections 1
Languages
4.00 When in Italy; Diez Temas
BBC Focus
5.30 RCN Nursing Update
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Open University
6.00 Light in Search of a Model
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6.25 Listening in the Dark
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6.50 Organic Chemistry Environmental Solutions?
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