With signing.
7.30 Secret Life of Toys
Puppets. Repeated at 1pm Repeat Stereo
7.45 The Raccoons
Animated adventures from the Evergreen Forest. Repeat.
8.10 The Wacky Races
Cartoon fun. Repeat
8.35 The Lowdown
The children's documentary series looks at the selection and training of Wimbledon's ballboys and ballgirls. Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1
9.05 Activ8
Featuring flamenco, windsurfing, paddle tennis and pelota. Repeat Stereo
9.35 Sweet Valley High
US teenage drama series. Repeat
9.55 Funnybones
Big, Little and Dog find a wishbone. Repeat Stereo
10.10 Teletubbies
Grand Old Duke of York. The Teletubbies play a a new game when the voice trumpet sings a favourite nursery rhyme. Stereo
10.35 Babar
The children decide to have a garden sale. Repeat
Adouble bill featuring Indy as a young boy. Florence. 1908: the nine-year-old Indy is horrified to find his mother receptive to Puccini's romantic overtures.
11.45 Paris. 1908: Indy is caught up in a bizarre art-world scheme by Pablo Picasso.
Business news. Stereo ...................
(Shown at 7.30am)
Second World War drama, starring Humphrey Bogart, Claude Rains
A journalist covering a story on a Free French airforce squadron, based in Britain, discovers their leader is a convict who has escaped from Devil's Island.
Director Michael Curtiz (1944, PG)
(Black and white)
See Films: pages 57-72
Subtitled
Regional News and Weather
Hunters of the Sea Wind
The dramatic huntingtechniques of the marine predators which swim in the 'sea wind" - an ocean current which sweeps past Costa Rica and Panama.
Repeat Stereo ...............................
Subtitled
Regional News and Weather
General knowledge quiz. Stereo .
Cookery challenge.
(Stereo)
Esther Rantzen meets people who lead a secret double life. Repeat Stereo.
Nostalgia quiz. Stereo 82
Following the death of an eminent scientist, Data begins to exhibit strange behaviour - is he losing his mind or gaining another?
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine tomorrow 6pm)
Trev Neal and Simon Hickson present more comic characters. Executive producer Chris Bellinger
Another scientist chooses his personal seven wonders.
Thomas Eisner , Professorof
Biology at Cornell University, is a world expert on insectdefence systems and his wonders include the Bombardier beetle, the love-song of the mosquito and the stereo microscope, which provides such afascinating view of nature that he wishes everyone in the world could look through one. Introduced by Sue Lawley . Producer Christopher Sykes
Executive producer Dana Purvis
The current affairs magazine programme reflecting the lives and experiences of Britain 's African and African-Caribbean communities.
Paula Fenton has had two hip replacements, although she is only 44. Her nails, hair and teeth are falling out, and she suffers extreme mood swings. She is one of 50,000 people in Britain who sufferfrom lupus, a disease that is often misdiagnosed as mental illness. Intonight's programme Gillian Joseph reports on the illness that affects three times as many black people as white. Presented by Rianna Scipio.
Producer Sandy Smith : Series producer
Patrick Younge Subtitled 31
Then Video Nation Election Shorts
A season of specials where people around the country express their thoughts as the campaign unfolds.
Two teams of medical students, from CharingCross and Westminster Medical School, and King's College School of Medicine and Dentistry, battle it out fora place in the quarter-finals. Jeremy Paxman asks the questions.
DirectorVernon Antcliffe; Producer
Peter Gwyn
Carol Smillie presents the last interior design challenge of the series as two neighbours in Kent swap homes to transform a kitchen and a living room. Help comes from designers Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Graham Wynne.
(Repeat) (Stereo)
Dirty Work
You can tell a lot about people from the mess that they make, and cleaners have the most intimate vantage point from which to view others. From daily helps to street cleaners, these are the stories of the sights that are seen, and the lives that are led, by those who do other people's dirty work. See today's choices.
Producer Lucy Sandys-Winsch Series editor Stephen Lambert
* PollyToynbee: page 10
Bristol mother Mary Smith talks about her sometimes stormy relationship with her son, a heroin addict, and how she set up Knowle West against Drugs - a self-help group for local mothers of addicts. Director Ian Denyer ; Series producer Nikki Cheetham
Another chance to see the six-part documentary series following six different people who work at
London's Heathrow, the world's busiest international airport.
Tonight, Anita Newcourt , whose duties include looking after VIPs. Series producer Nick Catliff
Executive producer Jeremy Mills
Repeat
An analysis of the day's news with Jeremy Paxman.
Continuing the Danish drama set in a high-tech hospital.
Mrs Drusse tries to establish contact with the ghost of a young girl.
In Danish with English subtitles
Followed by Weatherview
OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30am Sex and the Single Gene? Stereo 82845 1.00 The Art of Breathing Stereo 96609 1.30
Food -Whose Choice Is It Anyway?
LANGUAGE SEASON
2.00 Suenos 1-4 (with subtitles); Bon Mot ; Deutsch Plus 1-4
BBCFOCUS
4.00 English Heritage According to the Evidence
4.30 Unicef in the Classroom
Puppets for Peace
5.00 Basic Skills What's the Problem? Stereo 53406 5.30
Voluntary Matters
OPEN UNIVERSITY
6.00 Is Seeing Believing? Repeat 2657593 6.25 Organelles and Origins Repeat
6.50-7.15am Enzymes Repeat
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