6.05 England's Green and Pleasant Land (Repeat)

6.35 Learning to Learn (Repeat)

7.00 Tilings at the Alhambra (Repeat)

First of six programmes in which the people behind bright business ideas chat with presenter Peter Curran over coffee and croissants at Cyberia in London, the world's first internet cafe. This week's guests are Trevor Robinson , creator of the award-winning Tango adverts, and Dai Burchell , a former steel workerfrom
Wales who built up one of the UK's most successful small horseracing stables.
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Continuing the series about home computingwith Charles Golding. Today, advertising. Repeat Stereo...........

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Classic cartoon fun.
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Talesofa kangaroo. Repeat Stereo ............

Animated adventures. Repeat ....................

Cartoon fun with the youngsuperhero. Repeat Stereo.

The series from 1989.
Can Gonch persuade the brainiestgirl in school to help him with another scheme? ZiggyGEORGECHRISTOPHER, Gonch
JOHN MCMAHON , Trevor JOHN DRUMMOND ,
Georgina SAMANTHA LEWIS. Matthew Pearson PAULADAMS,
Clarke Trent DARREN CUDJOE
Written by Kay Trainor Repeat Subtitled ..

Teenage life in a Californian town, seen through the eyes of twin sisters. Repeat Stereo .....

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Pop music news magazine, this week featuring Ian Broudie of Lightning Seeds, rock band Republica and boy band 911. With Jamie Theakston and Jayne Middlemiss.
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Omnibus edition of last week's episodes. Itchy, Scratchy and Marge. Marge embarks upon a moral crusade.
Old Money. Grampa is unenthusiastic when the family takes him out for the day.

The reaction of voters in the South East to the general election campaign. Presented by Jon Sopel and Shaun Ley. ........... REGIONAL PROGRAMME

Action from the second day's play at the Crucible, Sheffield, featuring two first round matches that ended this morning-Mark Williams v Terry Griffiths and Dave Harold v Lee Walker. Live first round coverage begins at 2.30 as Peter Ebdon and Stefan Mazrocis complete their match, and Darren Morgan and Gary Wilkinson begin theirs. Commentary by Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds ,
John Spencer , John Virgo , Dennis Taylor and Dene O'Kane . Stereo .................

Highlights of Leicester's clash with Saracens and a roundup of the rest of the weekend's action, including today's League One game at Loftus Road between Wasps and Pilkington Cup finalists Sale. With John Inverdale.
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The third in an eight-part natural history of North America.

For the Spanish who came to Central America in the wake of Christopher Columbus, the vast wealth of their new empire was not enough. They wanted more and sailed north, chasing rumours of gold, slaves, and the Fountain of Youth. But they were in for a disappointment in the land they dubbed "Florida" - much of it was a vast swampland with no trace of treasures. It was the Americans, four centuries later, who turned this wild backwater into dollars. Alligator leather, bird plumes and the land itself, drained of water, finally became the El Dorado first dreamed of by the Spanish. Narrated by Alan Ereira. Producers Steve Nicholls, Paul Reddish Series producer Peter Crawford
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When Kazon warriors join forces with rival sects to conquer Voyager, the mastermind behind the scheme is Seska, a military advisor with great tactical experience. Chakotay sets out alone to thwart her, but is captured by the Kazon forces.
(Star Trek: the Next Generation is on Wednesday at 6pm)

The 300th anniversary of the birth of artist and satirist
William Hogarth is marked by this film, which ties in with a major exhibition at London's Tate
Gallery. The engraver of The
Rake's 's Progress mightwellhave recognised 1997 general election issues such as Euroscepticism and sleaze allegations. Andrew Graham-Dixon , chief art critic of The Independent, explores the fascinating world of Hogarth and visits London sites associated with him, including the Painted Hall of Greenwich's Royal Naval
College, Smithfield meat market, Soho and Bloomsbury.
Contributors include Private Eye editor Ian Hislop and artists Gerald Scarfe and Martin Rowson.
Director Roger Parsons ; Executive producer Michael Poole

Away from the politicians and the spin doctors, what is really at stake during the general election? This second of three films examines European issues, with GregWood reporting on attempts to create a common crimefighting policy. The programme asks whether a European army, police force and tax system are realistic possibilities, and if this could be the last election in which Britain is independent and self-governing. Presented by Peter Jay.
Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys ; Series producer
SamCollyns Stereo Subtitled .

Action from the Crucible in Sheffield, as Ronnie O'Sullivan begins his campaign with a match against Mick Price. Also,
Ken Doherty and Mark Davis complete theirfirst round match. Introduced by David Vine. Stereo........

This drama by Don Shaw , first broadcast in 1993 and based on the case of murdered paperboy Carl Bridgewater. gets a repeat showing following the release of the "Bridgewater Three".
Starring Susan Wooldridge Jonny Lee Miller , Ken Stott
1978: Followinga horrific murder at a farmhouse, four men are convicted and sentenced. The mother of the youngest protests the innocence of the four, one of whom dies in prison, and her campaign to have the case re-examined wins the support of an investigative journalist.
Producer Chris Parr ; Director David Drury
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2.00am The Way We Learn LANGUAGES
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5.00 The Small Business
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6.00 A Lesson in Progress? Repeat 2064889 6.25 Making Teams Work Repeat
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