7.30Puppetseries. Repeat
More stories and fun for preschool children. Repeat Stereo ..
Household junk is turned into something special. Repeat Stereo ..
Actor
Kenneth Williams reads The Dribblesome Teapots by Norman Hunter. Repeat
Cartoon about an immortal hero. Repeat
Animated antics
Of an arachnid. Repeat
Cartoon about an ancient mask.
Comedy drama. Julie suspects that her aunt is in dangerfrom a fortune hunter. Repeat Stereo
The series from 1988.
Mr Bronson gets his revenge on Mauler.
Wntten by Sarah Daniels Repeat Subtitled .
Harmony wishes for a holiday and money to help her parents. Shown last Wednesday on BBC1
Children's camcorder show. today from Basingstoke, Hampshire. Including a film made by a green-fingered
12-year-old. Last in series, stereo. Items from previous series can be seen Monday. 6.45pm
Magazine show featuring showbiz scandal. pop gossip and football chat. Introduced by Donna McPhail.
Lisa becomes obsessed with one of her teachers.
Shown yesterday at 5.30pm on BBC1
Analysis of political events in the South.
Presented by Bruce Parker.
Coverage of the European Cross-Country championships from Charleroi in Belgium. The races aim to find the best cross-country runners in the senior men's and women's events in Europe, and the strong British teams will be seeking to improve on the third positions gained in last year's men's individual and team competitions. Commentary by Stuart Storey and Brendan Foster.
Wales v South Africa
An extended programme featuring live international action as Wales take on world champions South Africa at the National
Stadium in Cardiff, kickoff 3pm. Presented by John Inverdale. with commentary by Huw Llywelyn Davies and JJ Williams. Plus highlights from yesterday's matches with England and Argentina at Twickenham. and Scotland and Italy in Edinburgh.
Editor Gerard Lane Stereo
The snow show returns for its 20th season and 200th programme.
Julian Tutt and Hazel Irvine present high-speed action from Val-d'lsere, where the men's downhill has been taking place, the traditional European opening event in the French Alps.
Producer Paul Davies ; Executive producer Jim Reside
Chakotay and Tuvok both come back from a mission injured. The crew return to the black nebula where they were hurt, hoping to find the cause.
(Repeat) (Stereo)
(Star Trek: the Next Generation. Wednesday at 6pm)
Important stories from the world of business and work. Presented by Donald MacCormick.
EditorDiarmuidJeffreys Stereo Subtitled .
David Lean's Oscar-winning epic, beginning the Affairs to Remember season of films featuring great screen romances.
Starring Omar Sharif, Julie Christie
Doctor and poet Yuri Zhivago is brought up in the family of Alexander Gromeko, whose daughter Tonya he marries. But his true love is the beautiful Lara, the mistress of a political opportunist. Then the outbreak of the Great War and the Revolution in Moscow disrupt their romance.
(Showing in widescreen format) (1965, PG)
See Films: pages 59-68 *****
Adventure, based on a true story, starring Ed Harris
In the 1850s, William Walker and a small band of mercenaries named the Immortals invade Nicaragua.
(1987, 18)
See Films: pages 59-68 **
Followed by Weatherview
Believing
2.00 The Long Search Footprint of the Bhudda; The Long Search Rome,
Leeds and the Desert; Faith to Faith Growing Up
Languages
4.00 Learning Languages
Business and Work
5.00 The Small Business Programme: 20 Steps to Better Management-the Drama
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Open University
6.00 Taking Off Repeat Stereo 7671158 6.25CaughtinTime Repeat Subtitled 7683993 6.50 Science Skills
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