With signing. Stereo
Feeding Sheep in Winter. Children feed sheep on the farm. Shown yesterday at 10am
More animated motor mayhem. Repeat
Facts and feats from 26 years of record-breaking. Shown on Monday at 4.35pm on BBCl
Pat has an urgent parcel to deliver. (Repeat)
News from Westminster. Stereo.
Note: all programmes are in stereo; repeats are not indicated.
9.10 Short Circuit (ages 14-16)
9.30 Job Bank (ages 14+) 2197831 9.45 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7)
Hanukah. TinkyWinky does a special round-and-round dance.
Repeatedtomorrow7.15am Repeat
Consumer reports.
A serious situation needs Noddy's help. (Repeat)
Renovating a tin trunk, making paper, and the art of mosaics. Repeat
Furtherfirst-round highlights from the ATP indoortournament in London. With
John Barrett and Mark Cox.
2.40 News
Regional News and Weather
Live coverage from the House of Commons of Prime Minister's Question Time. Editor Alexandra Henderson
3.55 News
Regional News and Weather
The transformation of a school entrance hall in Bath. Repeat Stereo .........
More contestants race against time in the kitchen. With Fern Britton.
Esther Rantzen talks to people who are obsessive about beingearly or are habituallylate. Repeat
Quiz about bygone years. Stereo.
An appeal for I CAN, a charity for children with speech and language difficulties. Shown on Sunday at 5.35pm on BBCl
DONATIONS: I CAN, [address removed] TEL: [number removed]
The Enterprise is thrown into chaos when Counsellor Troi and her mother are kidnapped by the Ferengi.
Repeat Stereo Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, tomorrow 6pm
Post Traumatic Slide Syndrome The sliders come home to their families. The professor claims the glory for inventing sliding, Wade is about to publish her memoirs, Rembrandt could be reunited with his backinggroup - so why is Quinn so unhappy?
With deregulation of gas and electricity in full swing, the finance programme looks at how to choose between the range of suppliers for home use. Plus a report on the battle between the Sampson and Holmes families to find the best deal on credit cards. Presented by Liz Barclay and Mickey Clark , with Matthew Vincent and Vincent Duggleby. Executive producer Peter Weil : Editor
Robert McKenzie
In advance of next week's new series about garden-and-exterior design, another chance to see what happened when the Home Front team took on theirfirst outdoor challenge and tackled a neglected town garden. With
Kevin McCloud , Anne McKevitt and Diarmuid Gavin.
Series producer Simon Shaw
Repeat Stereo
Juliet Morris introduces the last programme in this winter series from the English Midlands, and visits a one-stop holiday supermarket in the Black Country. Are these new stores, which offer a huge range of holiday needs, a passing fad or a permanent fixture?
Fi Glover and Simon Calder visit the Swedish capital of Stockholm, plus a YouPayWe Say adventure, in which a viewer exchanges money for a mysterytrip. TheTravelShow returns in the summer.
Producer KarinaBrennan: Series producer LizMolyneux Stereo ..................
The documentary strand focusing on contemporary life.
On 15 July 1997, designer
Gianni Versace was shot dead in Miami. As the fashion world and celebrity fans mourned the loss, the race was already on to make the movie. See today's choices. ProducerChristopherSykes: Editor
Stephen Lambert
Cameras shadow high-powered bosses through the triumphs and setbacks of big business.
One of the richest men in Britain, Sir Michael Bishop is also chairman and financial mainstay of the struggling D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. The stage is set for a showdown when he asks for help in the form of an Arts Council grant. See today's choices.
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Trouble at the Top 9.50pm BBC2
Sir Michael Bishop has already shelled out mere than 11 million to keep the D'Oyly Carte opera company afloat but now he has decided that enough is enough. One of Britain's wealthiest men and chairman of British Midland Airways as well as the opera company, Sir Michael reckons the Arts Council should grant funds to keep Gilbert and Sullivan's shows on the road.
This absorbing series follows as the Council responds with cash in one hand and a loaded gun in the other. They will stump up £250,000 for a tour of Britain provided arts consultant Richard Crossland is allowed to investigate the company and decide whether it has a future. Could this be the final curtain for the D'Oyly Carte opera?
News analysis, presented by Jeremy Paxman.
Concluding the series that casts an eye over the week's TV in a mixture of reports, interviews and studio discussions.
Presented by David Aaronovitch , with reporter Donna Bernard.
The series returns in the autumn.
Executive producer Nick Fraser ; Series producer JacquieHughes
Followed by Weatherview
Political chat show. presented by Andrew Neil , stereo ......
Note: repeats are not indicated. OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30 Home and Away
1.00 Looking Glass World
1.30 Samples of Analysis SCHOOLS
2.00 Modern Languages JAPAN SEASON
4.00 Ri Koran Act 2; Japan News Features 4
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 RCN Nursing Update
5.30 RCN Nursing Update OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 A Macroscopic Viewpoint 8312404 6.10 The Maxwell-
Boltzman Distribution - how gases behave. 6225715 6.35-7.00am
Hearing the Call
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