6.10 Changes in Rural Society Piedmont and Sicily Rpt 7011800 7.00 Money Grows on Trees
This week over breakfast in the world's first internet cafe, PeterCurran looks at the work of the Nelson Mandela Children's
Fund as it strives to give the children of South Africa a betterfuture. Plus an unusual item on massage for cows.
Last in the series.
INTERNET: http://www.bbc.co.uk/businesscafe/
The series offering a practical guide to the treatment of accidents and emergencies at home. Today, how to deal with burns and scalds.
Classic cartoons, with Tony Robinson.
(Repeat)
Fantasy animation. Stereo .........
The Sunday morning entertainment show, set in a wacky hotel. This week's guests include wildlife photographer Nick Gordon , actress Kristy Wright (Chloe in Home and Away) and The OZone presenter Jayne Middlemiss. Plus a visit to Silverstone race track and cartoon fun with Dennis the Menace, Pingu and The Mask.
Presented by Sarah Vandenbergh and Grant Stott , with Moragthe cow.
Producer Ed Gray: Series producer Martyn Day
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Omnibus edition of last week's episodes.
The Crepes of Wrath
Bart is sent to France on a student-exchange scheme.
Burns Verkaufender Kraftwerk
A German firm buys the nuclear plant.
Classic cartoon. Repeat ...........
Political events as they affect the South
East. Presented by Jon Sopel. StereoREGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Steve Rider from Wentworth.
1.35, 2.30, 4.15 Golf
Coverage of the third round of the PGA Championship from Wentworth. Italy's Constantino Rocca was the winner of this event last year with four rounds of below 70, but Nick Faldo will be looking to improve on his runner-up position and achieve a fifth PGA Championship victory. Commentary by Peter Alliss, Alex Hay, Dave Marr, Beverly Lewis, Mike Hughesdon, Dougie Donnelly.
1.45 Rugby Union
Highlights of the Cup match between League champions Wasps and a World XV at Twickenham. Phillipe Sella captains a World side which includes South Africa's World Cup-winning captain Francois Pienaar and Australian winger David Campese, while England flanker Lawrence Dallaglio led Wasps to their first League title in seven years this season. Nigel Starmer-Smith and Damien Hopley provide the commentary.
4.05 Racing
The Irish 2,000 Guineas from the Curragh.
France won its first Irish 2,000 Guineas last year when Cash Asmussen rode Spinning World to victory for French-based trainer Jonathan Pease.
TV presentation: John Shrewsbury and Alastair Scott (golf)
Videoplus code for 1.30-6.30 ............
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A series about the natural history of North America.
Alaska, vast and remote, was the white man's last frontier, but for the native peoples of America it had been their first.
For centuries the American Indians and the Eskimos of Alaska depended on nature.
They hunted caribou, salmon, whales and walrus, and shared the bounty with brown bears, bald eagles and killer whales.
Wildlife lured white hunters who came for the pelts of sea otters and fur seals, and for whale and walrus blubber.
Now that oil is being drilled, will today's Americans protect their last great wilderness?
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Postponed from Sunday 18 May)
Lt Tom Paris sets out to make history by breaking the legendary Warp Ten barrier, but his ambition has a terrible physical cost. An accelerated mutation changes him into a different life form faster than the Doctor can analyse or correct his genetic transformation.
(Star Trek: the Next Generation is on Wednesday at 6pm)
Highlights of today's play in the third and final one-day international between England and Australia at Lord's. With commentary by Richie Benaud , Geoffrey Boycott and David Gower. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
The topical news quiz, hosted by Angus Deayton , with team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. Tonight's guests are journalist Eve Pollard and Father Ted star Ardal O'Hanlon.
Shown last Friday Stereo
Second of a three-part series charting the story of gay life in Britain since 1918 through the tales of gay men and lesbians.
The late forties and fifties brought fear, repression and imprisonment and the gay community went underground. Despite living double lives, many were able to form lasting relationships, such as Sharley McLean, who left her conventional family life to be with her lesbian partner. The men and women who lived through this time talk about the culture in which they lived, the people they loved and how the battle for law reform was fought and finally won in 1967.
Film biography of the king of KungFu, starring
Jason Scott Lee
Lauren Holly , Robert Wagner
Bruce Lee was a legend when he died in 1973 at the age of 32. He broke prevalent racial taboos, invented a new form of martial arts fighting and became a television star. This is his story.
Director Rob Cohen (1993, 15)
♦See Films: pages 56-67 ****
Continuing the sci-fi series. Sugar Dirt. Aftertheyhave captured a Chigairstrip, the 58th are abandoned when enemy forces counter-attack. For cast see Friday at 11.15pm
Time-travel adventure series.
Blood Moon. Sam finds himself in 1975, where a man is about to make a ritual sacrifice of his bride.
Repeat Stereo
Followed by Weatherview
FETV
2.00 Newsfile 1
LANGUAGES
4.00 Japanese Language and People 3 and 4
BUSINESS AND WORK
5.00 The Small Business Programme (Rpt); 20 Steps to Better Management - the Drama
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OPEN UNIVERSITY
6.00 Helping with Family Problems
(Rpt)
6.25 Learning for All: The Write to Choose
(Rpt)
6.50-7.15am Musical Prodigies?
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