Special edition of the pre-school comedy. Stereo .........
Animation. Repeat
Jonathon Morris telIs the story of The Reversible Giant by Robert Leeson. Repeat
Caitlin Easterby and Simon Pascoe create useful objects from waste materials. Repeat Stereo ............
Saddened by the loss of the hedgehogs, the animals reach a cabbage field.
Repeat Stereo
Cartoon adventures. Eva's ship is trapped in the ice. Repeat Stereo
The animated adventures of a polar bear on his island. Shown last Monday on BBCl
Cartoon. Race is injured by a bull.
The series from 1990.
Mike gets some advice on his training. With guest star Linford Christie.
Written by David Angus Repeat
Street has to assess his career options after an ultimatum. Shown last Wednesday on BBC1
Today's show is made by children from Cardiff and features a girl whose mother is a singer, a teenager with Down's syndrome, a basketball-team cheerleader and a girl who is devoted to her horse. Last in the current series. Stereo .............................
Bart is a suspect in Principal Skinner's disappearance.
Shown last Monday.
(Stereo)
(Subtitled)
Live entertainment show, presented by Jenny Ross and Paul Tonkinson , with PeterKay. Stereo ........................
A review of the week's political events in the South East, with Jon Sopel. ...... REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Adventure starring
Kenneth More , Lauren Bacall
In 1905, a rebellion on India's North
West frontierthreatens the life of a young Hindu prince. A British officer rescues the boy and sets out on a perilous journey on an old steam train. Showing in widescreen.
Director J Lee Thompson (1959, U)
* See Films: pages 58-70 ***
Coverage of the European Cross Country Championships from Lisbon. Keith Cullen is expected to lead the British challenge in the men's race, while in the women's race Liz Talbot maybe Britain's best medal hope. Introduced by Christina Boxer , with commentary by David Coleman and Brendan Foster.
The skiing programme returns for its 21st series, beginning with La Premiere Neige, the traditional European curtain-raiser from Val-d'lsere in the French Alps. Hazel Irvine sets the scene from this World Cup weekend while Julian Tutt describes the high-speed action from the men's downhill event.
* See Sport: page 51
Simon King reports from Yellowstone National Park in the United States on how the wildlife survives chilly winter conditions. Editor Sara Ford
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Reports on the urban roosts of long-eared owls, how to observe spawning salmon plus small mammals escaping the cold.
With Chris Packham, Nick Baker.
Producer Gavin Maxwell; Series producer Mike Beynon (Stereo)
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6.00*-7.00 Global Sunrise
At the turn of the year, wildlife camera crews around the world recorded the natural sights and sounds of the planet waking to a new day. First shown on New
Year's Day, this revised version of the epic TV safari follows the rising sun through six continents and every time zone to witness some of the most spectacular landscapes and wildlife on earth. Narrated by Julian Pettifer. Director Graham Booth: Producer Peter Crawford (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Videoplus code for 5.15-7.00(notPDC)
In 20th-century Los Angeles, 29th-century technology is causing havoc.
(Stereo)
(Star Trek: the Next Generation is Wed, 6pm)
Continuing the series about the lives of renowned composers. Mozart. The ultimate child prodigy and image of musical perfection, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was far from the foul-mouthed delinquent portrayed inthefilm Amadeus. Thisfilm explores the life and music of this extraordinary composer, with contributions from writer
Peter Shaffer , director
Jonathan Miller and conductorColin Davis.
Narrated by Kenneth Branagh.
Producer Francesca Kemp ; Executive producer Kriss Rusmanis BBC BOOK: send a cheque for £5.99. made payable to BBC Education, to [address removed]
The latest developments in the world of business and finance.
Presented by Maya Even. Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys
Continuing the three-part special. A Life in Ice. The frozen body of a Stone Age man, uncovered in the Alps in 1991, has turned out to be one of the finds of the century. His 5,000-year-old corpse was perfectly preserved and, in the five years since his discovery, science has revealed details of his age, diet, illnesses and treatment, and even his job. ProducerTim Haines; Series editor John Lynch Repeat Stereo
Drama, the second of three contemporary stories showing in the Love Bites season, starring Thandie Newton, Oliver Milburn
Clare accuses fellow-student Jamie of raping her after their first date.
See today's choices.
(Subtitled)
See Polly Toynbee: page 10
Chinese Box. Tosavethefirm from an FBI probe, Jim Profit is ordered to cut ties with Wong
Industries.
Psychological thriller starring Jeremy Irons
Theresa Russell Prague 1919: when his friend and colleague Eduard Raban vanishes, insurance-clerk Kafka is drawn into a nightmare world. Showing in widescreen format.
Director Steven Soderbergh (1991, 15)
Black and white and colour Orson Welles 's version of The Trial by Franz Kafka is on Friday at 12.50am
* See Films: pages 58-70 ***
Followed byWeatherview
ART AND CRAFT OF MOVIE MAKING
2.00 Face to Face
LANGUAGES
4.00 Deutsch Plus 2
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 The Business Language Special
EDUCATION
6.00 Musical Prodigies? 61486 6.30-7.00am Images of Education
