6.10 Kedleston Hall Repeat
6082005 6.35 This Little FlowerWent to
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7.00 Problems with Ions Repeat

Building the Perfect Beast. A short series on approaches to literature begins with Mary Shelley 's Frankenstein. INTERNET ADDRESS: http://www.open.ac.uk/sunday/

Animated fun

Cartoons with Tony Robinson.

Cartoon. Repeat

Animated antics of an arachnid. Repeat

Cartoon about an unwillingyoung superhero. Repeat.

Australian comedy drama set on an island. Subtitled .......

The series from 1988.
Ronnie has a terrifying experience.
Ronnie TINA MAHON. Fiona MICHELLE GAYLE.
Ziggy GEORGECHRISTOPHER. Robbie JOHN ALFORD.
Vince STEVE WEST. Mauler JOSHUA FENTON
Written by Barry Purchese Repeat Subtitled..

Comedy. Granny is coming to stay and Arthur has lost his frog.
(Shown last Wednesday, BBC1) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Last in the series of the Australian action drama. Repeat

The pop magazine interviews singers Mark Owen and Michelle Gayle.

American dating game show.

(Stereo)

Me and Him. Lester searches for Martin. ElderGittens JOSEPH MARCELL. Sister Rose Peters NINA BADEN-SEMPER , Sister Pearl PATTIBOULAYE, Johnathon Peters DAVID HAREWOOD. Aquilla Peters MARCIA ROSE. Lester Peters JOHN BROBBEY
Written by Trish Cooke Repeat Stereo

Bart is bullied at school.
Shown yesterday at 5.45pm on BBC1.

Political events as they affect the South
East. Presented by Jon Sopel. Stereo. REGIONAL PROGRAMME

Bowls Action from the final of the World Indoor Bowls championships from the Guild Hall, Preston, as the last two players compete forthe world singles crown. Presented by Dougie Donnelly.
Snooker News from the opening day of the Masters at Wembley Conference Centre, where John Parrott takes on Jimmy White. introduced by David Vine.

Hazel Irvine and Julian Tutt look ahead to the World championships at Sestriere in Italy, plus Matt Chilton reports on the women's World Cup weekend at La ax in the Swiss Alps. A Ski Sunday special is tomorrow at 5.30pm. Stereo ..........

Featuring highlights of yesterday's Five Nations championship matches between England and Scotland at
Twickenham and Wales and Ireland at the National Stadium in Cardiff.
Presented by John Inverdale.
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A documentary following ring-tailed lemurs over one year in the forests of southern Madagascar and recording the fortunes of the young, including a charming rarity - a baby lemur with pure white fur who comes to be known as Sapphire. Narrated by Zoe Wanamaker. See today's choices.
(Stereo)

A spatial distortion causes a system malfunction, trapping key members of the crew in a maze on deck six and incapacitating the captain. Confused and isolated, the crew feel their ship closing in on them.
Featuring guest star Judy Geeson. Stereo
Star Trek: the Next Generation is Wednesday at 6pm
See Sci-Fi: page 34

The last of three programmes about the controversial policy of privatisation. The Reckoning. Government enthusiasm for privatisation was undaunted as plans were made to sell the electricity industry, complete with nuclear power stations, but the scheme was not a success. Sell-offs had begun to generate as many political problems as plaudits. The size of directors' salaries, numerous redundancies and unhappy customers all tarnished the popularity of the policy. John Plender makes his assessment of how privatisation has changed the political and economic landscape of Britain. Producers John Gau and Chris Powell.

The series with important stories from the world of business and work.
Presented by Donald MacCormick.
Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys

More comic chaos from Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer , as corrupt councillors Cox and Evans attemptto brighten up the promenade of Aldington-on-Sea with litter bins in the shape of celebrities. Director/Producer John Birkin
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Further coverage from Wembley
Conference Centre of the openingday's play in the Masters. Sixteen players are competing over the next week forthe
L135,000 first prize, and tonight Peter Ebdon , the World championship runner-up, is in action against world number nine Darren Morgan. Presented by David Vine , with commentary by Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds , John Spencer , John Virgo and Dennis Taylor.
Directors Trevor Morris , Mike Ward and John Watts
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Film director George Romero describes the inspiration behind his horror classic Dawn of the Dead, which follows.
Producer Nick Freand Jones

The Forbidden season of films exploring dark and disturbing areas of the imagination continues with the sequel to the horror classic Night of the Living Dead. The US is being overrun by zombies, but four people escape the mayhem by helicopter and land on the roof of a vast shopping mall. This version contains previously unshown additional material.
Director George A Romero (1979. 18) ... + See Films: pages 48-51 ****
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6.00AnAtoZof English Repeat 6053593 6.25 Making Readers for Life Repeat 6072628 6.50StartingTeaching
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