With signing.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Tinky Winky makes tubby toast.
(Shown yesterday at 10am) (Stereo)
Cartoon about three naughty bears. (Repeat)
The quickest typist and the highest parachute jump.
(Shown on Monday at 4.35pm on BBC1)
Millie dreams of being a firefighter. Starring Sarah Davison.
(Repeat) (Stereo)
Parliamentary update.
(Stereo)
(Note: repeats are not indicated)
9.10 Short Circuit
(ages 14-16)
9.30 Voces Espanolas
(ages 14-16) (Stereo)
9.45 Words and Pictures
(ages 5-7)
Nine flowers appear in Teletubbyland.
(Repeated tomorrow 7.15am) (Repeat)
10.30 Numbertime (ages 4-6)
10.45 Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7)
(Stereo)
11.00 Around Scotland (ages 10-12)
(Stereo)
11.20 The Geography Programme (ages 11-16)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
11.40 Job Bank (ages 14+) Stereo
11.50 Moving to English (ages 8+)
12.10 Science in Action (ages 11-14)
Consumer updates.
(Stereo)
Ceefax: page
Animation. Noddy takes up dancing.
(Repeat)
Today's show highlights Asturi as and Galicia in Spain. Including Spain on a Plate with Maria Jose Sevilla. Presented by Caroline Righton.
Second-round highlights from the Australian Open. Stereo ............
Subtitled
Regional News and Weather
Live coverage from the House of Commons of Prime Minister's Question Time. Editor Alexandra Henderson
Subtitled
Regional News and Weather
Game show with David Frost and Loyd Grossman. Repeat Stereo
Cookery challenge show. Stereo.
Esther Rantzen and her guests discuss the advantages and drawbacks of buy-now-pay-later schemes.
(Repeat)
Quiz about bygone years. Stereo.
Gavin Campbell appeals on behalf of Kenyan-based charity Samburu Aid.
Fordetails of howto make donations see Sunday on BBClat4.50pm Stereo
Captain's Holiday. Picardgets entangled in the search for a missing 27th-century weapon.
Repeat Stereo Star Trek: Deep Space Ninetomorrow at 6pm
Time and Again World. The travellers land on a world where the US constitution is a subversive document.
The finance programme advises people unfamiliar with the money markets on howto turn their shares into cash or increase their existing holding.
In the budget-management contest, the Sampson and Holmes families are looking for new beds. What is the best way to finance their purchases? Presented by Liz Barclay and Mickey Clark , with Vincent Duggleby and Matthew Vincent. Executive producer PeterWeil: Editor
RobertMcKenzie Stereo ..............
Rick Stein catches mullet in the Camel estuary and cooks a fish tagine that fails to impress his young son, Charles. But he has greater success with monkfish tacos, which he prepares on the beach forthe local lifeguard, as well as cooking Thai fishcakes. Director/Producer David Pritchard
Repeat Stereo
The last in the series features a trio of young people competing in the final of the Junior Amateur Decorator of the Year. The contenders, all aged under 16, have just 48 hours and a limited budget to leave their stamp on bedrooms in houses situated on a Kent estate. Tessa Shaw, Anne McKevitt and Kevin McCloud are among the judges. Home Front returns in the spring.
David Rose spends six months with the Thames Valley Police as a new four-part documentary series examines the problems facing the modern-day force.
Protecting a free society can be a costly business. So how far should the police go to protect Farmer Brown of Hillgrove Farm in Witney, the target for Animal Liberation Front protests against the breeding of cats for testing? What methods can they use to prevent demonstrations from becoming confrontations? See today's choices.
(Stereo)
Laying down the law: page 6
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The Force 9.50pm BBC2
On one side is a group of militant animal-rights campaigners, on the other a farmer who breeds cats for animal testing and, in the middle, the police trying to keep the peace. The first programme in a new four-part documentary series following the work of Thames Valley Police focuses on one potential flashpoint in Oxfordshire. Reporter David Rose spent six months with the force, during which he examined concerns at the heart of modern policing, starting with public-order issues.
The film places the siege of Hillgrove Farm in Witney under surveillance, examining how the police cope with such hotly argued disputes. Will they be able to devote the resources necessary to protecting the farmer's business? And how can they prevent the protest from becoming a major. [NB this is how the article ends - missing word 'incident'?]
They're laying down the law on page 6.
News analysis introduced by Gordon Brewer. Subtitled.
The workings of the television wo rtd-from journalistic practice to editorial decision-making-are analysed through a mixture of reports, interviews and studio discussions in a six-part series. Presented by David Aaronovitch , with reporter Donna Bernard.
Executive producer Nick Fraser : Series producer Jacquie Hughes
Followed by Weatherview
Political chat show hosted by Andrew Neil ,
12.30 PassingJudgements
Subtitled 62087 1.00 The British
Family Sources and Myths
Subtitled 91648 1.30 The French
Revolution
SCHOOLS
2.00 Geography
LANGUAGES
4.00 Suenos World Spanish 13-16 -with English subtitles. BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Voluntary Matters Avoiding the Pitfalls 59174 5.30 20 Steps to Better Management
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 TV Images, Messages and Ideologies
6.35-7.00am A Language for Movement
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