With Signing.
The Teletubbies watch children drawing cacti.
Shown yesterday at 10.45am Stereo...
It's Pat's birthday. (Repeat)
Animated adventures from Evergreen Forest. Repeat ..
Fleur and Dogsbody become news hounds Jan Lemming and Trevor McDobermann. Featuring Droopy and Tom and Jerry, plus nature's real-life "dragons" and the animal kingdom's greatest dancers-birds. Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBC1
Animation.
(Repeat)
A four-part live action adventure about a native American boy brought up in the city. In the first episode Jesse Three Bears must learn a new way of life when he goes to live on a reservation. Repeat Stereo ........
Animated entertainment with the Moomins and their friends in Moomin Valley. Repeat ..............
Animated fun. Mr Benn becomes a pirate for the day.
(Repeat)
The Teletubbies watch some children on a bus.
Repeat Stereo ........................
Parliamentary updates. Stereo ..
Black River Bride. A mystery woman with amnesia is rescued from the sea.
Repeat Stereo
The story of the curatorwhose passion is preserving local heritage.........
Further live coverage of the second day's Play between England and Australia from Headingley.
Another dip into the alphabet of food facts. Today a look at trout.
Repeat Stereo.............................
Jim McColl looks ahead to growing the fruit plot during the winter, Carole Baxter Plants shrubs for autumn colour, and Carolyn Spray prepares containers for winter interest. Plus the Hit Squad announce the winners of the Community Corner competition.
James Leith samples the haute cuisine and local wines of Alsace
From Ascot, featuring races at 2.15,
2.45,3.15 and 3.50pm. Introduced by Clare Balding .
Executive producer Malcolm Kemp
Stereo..........................................
Including at 3.00 News Regional News and Weather
Subtitled
Regional News and Weather
Live coverage of the final session of play today between England and Australia from Headingley.
Herman Picks a Winner. When
Eddie is sent home from school forgambling, Herman decides to show him the futility of betting.
Black and white Repeat Subtitled.
The series which brings together influential professionals to answer hypothetical questions returns with three programmes - running over consecutive nights - focusing on the ethics of hiring and firing.
Tonight presenter Clive Anderson draws on his barrister's training to conduct a discussion about recruitment and promotion practices in small businesses. He is joined by company executives, lawyers, trade unionists and officials from the Commissions for Racial Equality and Equal Opportunities to examine employee complaints of racism, sexual harassment and attempted rape in one fictional firm.
(The series continues tomorrow at 7.10pm)
See today's choices.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
As pressure grows for a ban on blood sports, huntsman Barry Todhunter argues the case for fox-hunting. He acknowledges the power of the anti-hunting lobby, but claims that the fox would soon be extinct if hunting was banned.
(Repeat) (Stereo)
This week Alan Titchmarsh catches up with the weeding in his Mediterranean garden at Barleywood and demonstrates how to make a miniature garden. Meanwhile, Bob Flowerdew talks about his love of scented plants, and Gay Search visits an antique dealer with a flair for design. Plus a look at how day lilies make up for their short flowering period by providing a succession of colourful blooms.
Series producer John Perctval Executive producerTonyLaryea
BBC MAGAZINE: Gardeners' World is available from newsagents
* See Alan Titchmarsh : page 28
Sick. Neil sneezes, sparking a chain of events that results in his burial in manure. Featuring the band Madness.
Vyvyan ADRIAN EDMONDSON , Rik RIK. MAYALL Neil NIGEL PLANER ,
Mike CHRISTOPHER RYAN. Harry ALEXEI SAYLE Written by Ben Elton , Rik Mayall and Lise Mayer ; Producer Paul Jackson
Repeat
A compilation of the best moments from the first series, with chairman Mark Lamarr and captains Sean Hughes and Phill Jupitus.
Director Steve Bendelack ; Producer Jim Pullin
Revised repeat Stereo Subtitled .
Followed by Talking Tate
Chris Smith, the Heritage Secretary, enthuses about Turner's painting Norham
Castle, Sunrise.
Stereo
Highlights of the second day's play between England and Australia from Headingley.
Continuing a short season of Robert Mitchum films with the first in a double bill. Classic thriller starring Robert Mitchum
Before being arrested for murder, Ben Harpertells his two children where he has hidden a large sum of stolen money. Soon they are terrorised by Ben's ex-cell mate Harry Powell
Director Charles Laughton (1955, 12)
Blackandwhite
♦ See Rims: pp 46-56 *****
Concluding the season of Robert Mitchum films and tonight's double bill.
Crime drama starring Robert Young, Robert Mitchum.
A soldier murders a Jewish war veteran and is misguidedly protected by fellow soldiers.
(1947, PG) (Black and white) (Subtitled)
See Films: pages 46-56 ****
Followed by Weatherview
