With Signing. Stereo....

Animation.
(Repeat)

Last in the series.

(Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBC1)

Cartoon
(Repeated at 1.05pm)
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Animation.
(Repeated at 1pm)
(Repeat)

Parliamentary update. Stereo....

Advice on coping with bereavement.

Documentary about the discovery of ancient jars in Laos. Repeat ....

Morris and Milly put on a Christmas play.

British intelligence calls on Nemesis to test a security system.
(Repeat)

(The next episode on Friday at 10.25am)

The baseball team needs fresh talent.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

The Clay people battle with Ming.
Black ana white Repeat

Small Is Beautiful. A look at Scotland's butterflies and moths,

Business and consumer news.

1.00
Shown at 8.25am....

Shown at 8.15am Stereo....

Classic costume drama starring Margaret Lockwood, James Mason

Lady Skelton, bored with her husband, turns to highway robbery and murder.
(1945, PG) (Black and white)

See Films: pages 59-68
Barry Norman: page 56

This edition of the series of short programmes detailing the main news event of a particular day in history remembers Charles Lindbergh flying the Atlantic solo.

Regional News and Weather

Parliamentary news. stereo subtmed .

Nostalgia quiz, with Martyn Lewis , stereo..

Cookery challenge. Stereo....

Oprah Winfrey and her guests discuss the dangers of dieting. Stereo Subtitled....

Featuring tips and recipes for cooking on the grill or barbecue, either indoors or out, whatever the season.

TV presenter Esther Rantzen talks about the launching of the charity Childline.

Wesley beams down to Relva 7 to face the gruelling Starfleet Academy entrance exam. Captain Picard faces not only an investigation into his competence as a commander but also a test of his loyalty.
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
(Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is tomorrow at 6pm)

Four contestants compete in the final of the Hindi movie quiz. At stake is a holiday for two in Bombay. Host Sanjeev Bhaskar poses questions to Faisal Shafi from Birmingham, HiranVegad from Coventry, NahreinMirza from London and Gurpreet Singh from Oxford, and there's music from singers
Najma Akhtar and Boota Pardesi. Last in series.
Series producer Denis WGartside Stereo.

Magazine programme for everyone, made by and about disabled people.
Audio-describe videos for blind people, featuring running commentary on the action, are now available for many hit films and are suggested as gifts for adults and children.
Plus a report on the annual Christmas drink-drive campaign. This year it features a man in a wheelchair as a result of a road accident. Should the fear of disability be the focus for a national safety campaign? From the Edge will take a break over the next few weeks and return in February.
Series editor Ian Macrae

It is now accepted that folic acid, a form of vitamin B, greatly reduces a pregnant woman's chances of having a baby with spina bifida. There is also evidence that folic acid may help to fight heart disease and strokes. The US government has decided to fortify flour with it from January 1998. Should such steps be taken in this country? With Donna Bernard. Last in the series.

Four young RAF cooks learn the tricks of the trade from Gary Rhodes, who arrives at RAF Lyneham in Wiltshire in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the "flying car" from the 1968 film. Recipes include roast lamb with lemon and mint, plus mushroom tart followed by caramel creams with walnut and maple syrup biscuits.

See today's choices.
Gary Rhodes: page 36

In his first full-length documentary for BBC TV, director Ken Loach returns to the Liverpool docks, the subject 27 years ago of his drama The Big Flame. Today the docks are the scene of a bitter dispute.

Last in the series. A new series begins in March 1997.

See today's choices.

The third of four documentaries.
In the eighties Dave McCann and David Atkinson represented a new breed of working-class entrepreneur. Have they had long-term success?

Followed by Video Nation Shorts

With Peter Snow.
(Subtitled)

Claire fears for her friend. Stereo.

Drama-documentary, intercut with film footage from the 1890s, about American composer Charles Ives.
(Stereo)

Followed by Weatherview

A visit to the manor house of Trerice in Cornwall.
(Repeat)

Political chat show.
(Stereo)

Open University
12.30 Powers of the President - Carter and Reagan Repeat Subtitled 88426 1.30 Global Firms in the Industrialising East
Repeat Believing
2.00 The Long Search; Faith to Faith BBC Focus
4.00 English Heritage Repeat 92161 4.30 Modern Apprenticeships Repeat
5.00 Health and Safety at Work Repeat 30258 5.30 The Adviser Repeat
Open University
6.00TilingsattheAlhambra Repeat 7502074 6.25 Blue Haven Repeat Subtitled 7521109 6.50 The True Geometry Of Nature Repeat Stereo
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