6.10 Bajourou- Music of Mali Repeat Submied 6223915 6.35 The Invention of Invention Repeat
A six-part series that examines the Question of whether human lives are
Predetermined by genes or if upbringing is the principal guiding force. stereolUWEB SITE: www.open.ac.uk/sunday
First in a 20-part series introducing Spanish language and worldwide Hispanic culture. (Repeat) (Stereo)
8.30 Toonatics
A weekly quest to find the greatest cartoon of all
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9.05 Poddington Peas
Custard pies rain down on Poddington.
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9.10 The New Adventures of Black Beauty
Drama series.
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9.35 The Prince of Atlantis
Animation.
Akata and friends awaken a giant sea monster.
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10.05 The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
Animation. The Quest team unwittingly release a demonic force.
10.30 Grange Hill
The series from 1991. Trevor and Ted start a lunchtime business. Written by Margaret Simpson
Repeat Subtitled.
11.00 The Wild House
Comedy-drama. Wart helps Emily with her pet problem.
Shown last Wednesday on BBC1
11.25 Short Change
The consumer magazine for young people highlights cinemas that refuse entry to disabled children and reveals the results of a survey on money. Stereo
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The music magazine goes behind the scenes at the Brat Awards, and features new all-sister pop trio Cleopatra. With
Jamie Theakston and Jayne Middlemiss. Repeated on Tuesday at 6.25pm Stereo.
Bart the Lover. Bart plays a prank on his lovelorn lady teacher, Mrs Krabappel. The Way We Was. TheTVisbroken.so the family try talkingfor a change.
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A review of the week's principal political events in the south east..................
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Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
1.35Tennis Highlights of the men's singles final in the Australian Open, played in Melbourne early this morning.
2.20 Indoor Bowls Coverage of the final in the World Indoor Singles championship, from the Guild Hall in Preston.
3.45 Snooker The Masters from Wembley Conference Centre, with the first-round ties involving Wales's Darren Morgan and Mark Williams who, respectively, face Andy Hicks and Alan McManus.
4.30 Ski Sunday With less than a week to go before the Winter Olympics, action from the men's downhill from Garmisch-
Partenkirchen, Germany, plus news from Sweden, where the women are carrying outtheirfinal preparations. Introduced by Hazel Irvine , with commentary from Julian Tutt and MattChilton. Last in the series.
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Chris Packham looks at the primates of Indonesia, many of which are highly endangered species. He also picks up the trail of a legendary ape-like creature called orang pendek. If, as is believed, it does indeed exist, it could be the missing link between ape and man.
Editor Sara Ford Stereo ......
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5.25* Watch Out
A look at what's happening this week in the world of natural history. Presented by Nick Baker.
Producer Andrew Graham-Brown ; Series producer Mike Beynon Stereo. FACT SHEET: send a cheque for £1.50 to: [address removed]
5.35* Chimpanzee Diary
Charlotte Uhlenbroek's monthly video diary following a family of chimpanzees in Tanzania. The dominant male, Freud, faces serious challenges to his supremacy from his brother, Frodo, a former group leader, and a debilitating illness. Series producer Robin Hellier
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5.50* Wildlives
Conservationists follow orang-utans as they cruise the rainforest in Borneo and track black rhinos as they walk across the deserts of Namibia. Plus the secret lives of sea otters and killerwhales.
Producer Ann Marie Goodwin ; Series producer Paul Appleby
6.10*-7.00 The Natural World: Borneo - Island in the Clouds
Borneo, the world's third largest island, is one of the planet's great natural treasure troves.
Airborne snakes, proboscis monkeys, forest elephants and fish thatwalkon land are among the species encountered on a spectacularjourney through tropical rainforest, vast cave systems, mangrove swamps and the coral reef. Narrated by John Shrapnel. See today's choices. Producer Neil Lucas ; Series editor
Neil Nightingale 'Stereo Subtitled. Videoplus code for 5.20-7.00 (not PDC)
An exploration of Borneo's natural treasures, from the rugged peaks of Mount Kinabalu through lowland rainforest to mangrove swamps and coastal coral reefs.
Analysis of the headline-making stories in the world of business and finance. With Maya Even. Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys
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Last of a three-part series on the saga of the Channel Tunnel.
Fire and Debt. As the costs of building the tunnel continued to rise, the project fell further and further behind schedule. When the Queen finally declared the project open, Eurotunnel had nearly run out of revenue.
This final episode charts the effects of the financial woes, which were compounded by a vicious price war with the ferry companies and, in 1996, the fire that broke out on a freight shuttle. With James Naughtie. Producer David Dickinson
Executive producer George Carey
The Masters from Wembley Conference Centre, featuring action from tonight's first-round match between UK champion Ronnie O'Sullivan and the Canadian Alain Robidoux.
With David Vine.
Satirical comedy show. Shown last Friday
Armando Iannucci, Peter Baynham and David Schneider rummage around in the week's news for inspiration for their topical satirical comedy show.
Highlights of the fourth-day's play between the West Indies and England in the First Test at
Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica. Commentary is by Geoffrey Boycott , Michael Holding , Tony Cozier , Ian Botham , Paul Allott and Mark Nicholas. Introduced by Jonathan Agnew. Stereo.
Mark Cousins introduces
Peter Bogdanovich 's disturbing directorial film debut.
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Crime thriller starring
Boris Karloff , Tim O'Kelly Vietnam veteran
Bobby Thompson has a gun fixation. Ageing film star Byron Orlok is planning to retire. Their paths are destined to meet in a horrific manner at a drive-in cinema.
(1968) ♦ See Films: pages 46-50
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