With signing.
Cartoon adventures. Krang tries to destroy the Turtles. Repeat
Sports and activities series.
Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1
Repeatedat2pm Repeat Stereo......
Dough-Pea the baker is taken hostage.
Repeatedat2.05pm Repeat ............
Parliamentary update. Stereo ....
Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 Job Bank (ages 14+) FindingaJob Stereo 3656850 9.25 The Geography
Programme (ages 11-16) Water Goes to Ground Stereo 5743237 9.45 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7) Summer Special: Poetry - the Sea
Owl Babies. The
Teletubbies meet up while out for a walk and watch Alex share a story with some children. Repeat
10.30 Numbertime (ages 4-5) More or LesS-FiveLesS Stereo 4115985 10.45
Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7) Primary Science - Survival Stereo 4103140 11.00 Marsalis on Music (ages 12+) FromSouzato
Satchmo - Wynton Marsalis on the Jazz Band Stereo 70695 12.00 The Shape of the World (ages 14+) TheWorldofthe Dragon Stereo
Business news. Stereo .....
1.00 Lifeschool Extra (ages 14+): Careers: So What Now?: Take Charge
(Stereo)
1.25 Zig Zag (ages 7-9): Art: Texture and Pattern
1.45 Come Outside (ages 4-5): Boxes
Cartoon.
Shown at8.20am Stereo ...............
Shown at8.25am .....
More action from the grass court championships at London's Queen's Club. With British players Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski currently ranked among the world's top 50 players, expectations are high that they could both progress to the tournament's latter stages. For Henman, success would be particularly welcome as he struggles to shake off the effects of an elbow injury that has been hampering his performances for most of the year. Coverage continues at 2.50pm on BBC1.
Subtitled
Regional News and Weather
Nick Ross introduces live coverage of the day's business in Parliament. Editor Alexandra Henderson
E-MAIL: west.ross@bbc.co.uk CEEFAX: page
Subtitled
Regional News and Weather
Further coverage from Queen's Club in London as the second day's play draws to aconclusion.
The Enterprise is hurled into the future where the crew confront a deadly alien race.
(Repeat) (Stereo)
(Star Trek: Deep Space Nine tomorrow 6pm)
A double bill of anarchic animation.
Hair of the Cat. Ren is suffering from horrible allergies.
City Hicks. The pairtry their luck inthebigcity.
Psychologist Oliver James talks to actress Patsy Palmerwho expresses insecurities about her appearance, reveals her dislike of Bianca Jackson , the character she plays in EastEnders, and talks about her experience of coming from a broken home.
Director Subniv Babuta ; Producer
Oliver James Stereo
Small Risk - Mass Panic
The second of three programmes exploring health scares. In October
1995, an announcement by the Department of Health that a newtype of contraceptive pill doubled the risk of blood clots, generated widespread panic. But, as Jolyon Jenkins reports, the research that prompted the announcement was seriously flawed. See today's choices. Director/Producer Richard Klein
Bob Holness introduces another duel of words and wit. With
Sandi Toksvig and Alan Coren.
Producer Helena Taylor ; Executive producer RichardLLewis Repeat Stereo ..
The series that looks behind the public face of prominent figures.
Few books have been so widely read as Dr Spock's controversial Baby and Child Care. But the author found it hard to practise what he preached with his own children. Drawing on home-movie footage of Spock with his family, and interviews with his two sons, tonight's film traces the origins of Spock's philosophies, and shows how the man once blamed for the permissive society is now regarded as the voice of tradition.
A look at Glasgow's Arlington Baths Club, the magnificent architecture of which has provided a city-centre haven for the past 126 years.
(First shown on BBC Scotland) (Stereo)
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Peter Snow.
The second of three programmes about juvenile crime. Joyce and David agree to test a new parenting programme. See today's choices.
Concludes tomorrow at 11.15pm
See Polly Toynbee : page 10
Two more short films inspired by paintings.
The Eye Like a Strange Balloon A melodrama from Canadian director Guy Maddin inspired by artist Odilon Redon 's etching. The Wrong Address Polish director KrysztofZanussi compares his favourite work, da Vinci's The Lady with an Ermine, with the better-known Mona Lisa.
Concludes tomorrow at 11.50pm Black and white and colour
Followed by Weatherview
Political Chat show.
OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30am Relative Risk Rpt 53251 1.30 The Physics of Ball Games
NIGHTSCHOOLTV
2.00 Newsfile: Geography and Politics
BBCFOCUS
4.00 English Heritage
4.30 Unicef in the Classroom 35812 5.00 BasicSkills 13102 5.30 Voluntary Matters ManagingPeople
OPEN UNIVERSITY
6.00 New Formulae for Food 3314270 6.25 Restoringthe Balance
6.50-7.15am Control in Reproduction
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