6.05 Television to Call Our Own
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6.35 Managing in the Marketplace
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7.00 This Little Flower Went to Market

David Goldblatt completes this look at psychology and society with a study of the Notting Hill Carnival. Once notorious for its crime and violence, this annual London event has, over the last few years, transformed itself into a peaceful party for over a a million revellers. How has this change come about?

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The series on health issues filmed at Leeds General Infirmary features the work carried out in the lymphoma unit. With Claire Rayner.

A weekly quest to find the greatest cartoon of all time. Presented by Paul Burnham.
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Fantasy animation set in 15th-century Paris.
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This week's guests include actresses Gemma Bissix and Natalie Cassidy (Clare Tyler and Sonia Jackson in EastEnders).

Justin Pressland looks at pop memorabilia, the Good Nature spot features sharks, and Snapshot goes behind the scenes at the filming of Mr Wymi, a new children's comedy drama. Plus cartoon fun with The Mask, Pingu and Eek! the Cat.

With Grant Stott, Paul Brophy and Sarah Vandenbergh.

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Introduced by Sue Barker.

12.05 Motorcycling
Highlights from Cadwell Park of races 17 and 18 in the British Superbike championship. Last year's champion, Niall Mackenzie, has been forced to battle all the way by Yamaha team-mate Chris Walker, while the performances of Kawaski-rider Terry Rymer have threatened to upset their dominance.

12.35,3.30 Water-skiing
Action from the Teesside Masters as the men's World Cup season reaches its conclusion with the slalom and jump disciplines. Andy Mapple, Britain's reigning world slalom champion, could face a strong challenge from American rivals Wayde Cox and Carl Roberge.
Roberge is favoured to emerge victorious in the jump section, though Britain's Jason Seels, the European under-21 champion, will vie for the honours.

1.00, 4.00 Cricket
Coverage from the Sunday League, which, with just three rounds remaining, is at a crucial stage. Essex and Warwickshire meet at Chelmsford, Lancashire and Yorkshire clash at Old Trafford, and Kent face Hampshire at Portsmouth.

6.20 News Roundup

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12.00-3.30 (not PDC)
3.30-6.35 (not PDC)

The American dating game show, hosted by Chris Hardwick and Jenny McCarthy.
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Voyager activates an automated message from members of the Kohl settlement who survived an environmental catastrophe by going into artificial hibernation.

(Stereo) (Subtitled)
(Star Trek: the Next Generation, is on Wednesday at 6pm)

A portrait of the changing year in the Cotswolds, using revolutionary timelapse photography to show the rhythms and cycles of nature.

Professor Stephen Hawking begins a spectacular six-part journey through cosmology by tracing the history of mankind's thinking from the Ancient Greeks through the work of Galileo, Newton, Einstein and Hubble.
Sophisticated computer graphics illustrate the evolution of the cosmos and the matter within it as never seen before.
See today's choices.
See This Week: page 8

Stephen Hawking's Universe 7.45pm BBC2
"All my life I have been fascinated by the big questions that face us and have tried to find scientific answers to them," says Professor Stephen Hawking. "Perhaps that is why I have sold more books on physics than Madonna has on sex." And this six-part series attempts to answer such questions: how did the universe begin? How will it end? There are also the greater mysteries between - with help from Hawking and a host of experts. And, like his book A Brief History of Time, which has sold eight million copies, it is surprisingly accessible, as well as beautifully filmed and cleverly constructed.
For more on Stephen Hawking, see page 8.

Michael Palin travels around the Pacific rim. He starts in the Diomede Islands in the Bering Strait, goes to see the Kodiak bear in Alaska and visits the geysers of Kamchatka. Show more

Norman Glass thinks he's the luckiest man alive. His beautiful and talented wife loves him even though he is no superman. But, on their first anniversary, he starts to experience strange sensations when he touches, smells or tastes his wife.

Professor Stephen Hawking explains the history of mankind's quest to explain the Universe. He shows how advances in technology have brought a greater understanding of the cosmos.

In 1992 a platoon of 16-year-old army recruits were subjected to violence and sexual degradation at the hands of their training officers, two of whom were court-martialled and imprisoned.

Now the victims are suing the Ministry of Defence to gain compensation for their mental and physical damage. Ludovic Kennedy tells their story and that of the preparations for the legal action.
Last in the series.

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The last programme of the series offers advice to bullies on how to stop causing misery.
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Comedy drama starring Winona Ryder, Ethan Hawke

Lelaina graduates and gets a job for a rude talk-show host. When her flatmate offers sanctuary to the philosopher-poet Troy, Lelaina finds her views on the universe are unsettled.
(1994, 12)
See Films: pages 44-53

Musical biography of rock legend Jim Morrison, starring Val Kilmer, Meg Ryan, Kyle MacLachlan

California, 1965: 22-year-old Jim Morrison spends his time on the beach writing poetry and taking drugs. He drops out of college with fellow student Ray Manzarek, and, with two other musicians, they form a band called the Doors.
(Showing in widescreen format)
(1991, 18)
See Films: pages 44-53

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Summer Nights
2.00 The Art of Craft Essentials
Exploring crafts.

Languages
4.00 The French Experience Know How: Part 1

Business and Work
5.00 Business Matters: The Giving Business
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Open University
6.00 The Academy of Waste?
6.25 Learning for All: Children First
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6.50-7.15am Children and New Technology
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