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6.20 The Renewable Present
7.00 Packaging Culture
Information Superhighway. A look at how the highway is changing many aspects of People's lives. Revised repeat WEB SITE: oubs.open.ac.uk
Spanish language series and guide to Hispanic culture. (Repeat) (Stereo)
Animation. Repeat .
Concluding the quest for the greatest cartoon ever.
Drama about a boy's unusual friends. Repeat
Animation.
Repeat Stereo
The series from 1991.
The truth about Chrissy is revealed.
WrittenbyChrisEllis Repeat Subtitled.
Last in the series.
Shown last Wednesday on BBC1
Comedy series with music.
The band perform for an elderly audience. Jimmy Osman JAMES HURST. Greg Fuggle LEE OTTER. Bev Osman HARRIET THORPE , Miles Smith-Jones TOM LOWE. Giles Beamish SAM CHAPMAN Written by Roy Apps
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The series concludes with visits to Tropiquaria in Somerset. Alton
Towers, London's Science Museum, and a venue in Tamworth, Staffordshire, for skiing, snowboarding and tobogganing. With Katy Hill , Rhodri Owen ,
Rodney Stevens , Katie Knapman.
Last in the series in which robots built and guided by competitors do battle.
Shown last Friday Stereo
Talk-show host Jack Docherty offers a few tips on interview technique as he joins Stewart Lee and Richard Herring.
Revised rpt on Friday 11.55pm
A review of regional political events.
Presented by Jon Sopel REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Hosted by Steve Rider with Jonathan Davies.
1.30 Rugby League
London Broncos v Wigan Warriors
Live coverage from Huddersfield(kickoff
1.45pm) of the second Challenge Cup semi-final. Commentary by Jon Champion , Joe Lydon and Richard Duckenfield.
3.25 Boxing Commonwealth light-middleweight title action between South Africa's Johnson Tshuma and Sheffield's
Paul "Silky" Jones. Commentary: Jim Neilly.
3.50 Rallying Highlights of the Rally of Portugal, the fourth event in the world championship. With commentary by Mark James and Tiff Needell.
TV presentation (rugby league) Malcolm Kemp
Last of three programmes from London's Natural History Museum with Peter Snow and Michaela Strachan viewingfossils from all overBritain. Evolution Weekend: One Foot in the Past is at 9.20pm
Then Natural Selections Artist
David Shepherd discusses his life-long passion forthe African elephant. Stereo
The Final Concert
Live from the Waterfront Hall,
Belfast, Stephanie Hughes introduces the climax of this year's competition as the winners of the brass, keyboard, wind. percussion and string finals perform with the Ulster Orchestra, conducted by Barry Wordsworth.
Belfast-born pianist
Barry Douglas chairs thejury, Charles Hazlewood meets the quintet. while oboist Nicholas Daniel provides commentary.
Viewers can registertheir votes on the numbers below.
Calls cost a maximum of lOp and lines are open from
7.30pm. The viewers' choice will be announced alongside the offical verdict at 9.50pm. Finalist 1:
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Executive producer Jonathan Fulford : Director Rodney Greenberg Stereo.... Event sponsored by Lloyds Bank
BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE: available from newsagents, price £3. 75
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Subsequent programmes may run late
Russell Hayes investigates the cost of EC directives on the bills of Britain's water customers in the series that examines headline-making stories in the world of business and finance.
Producer Emma Jones : Editor
Diarmuid Jeffreys
The Victorian obsession with natural history shaped some of the most extraordinary buildings of the age. Beginning his journey in Darwin's study, historian Dan Cruickshank sets out to explore this untold story. See today's choices.
Subtitled.
"Darwin: the Legacy" is at 10.05pm
The Result
Presenter Stephanie Hughes reveals the name of this year's winner.
A film that explores the changing impact on society of Darwin's ideas, from those who first used them to justify extreme capitalism to supporters of eugenics. Leading voices in modern evolutionary biology, however, feel that they have wider implications, recalling Darwin's original message: that human nature is part of a larger picture. Producer David Malone; Executive producer John Lynch
Followed by: Natural Selections: British astronaut Helen Sharman speculates how animals in space would deal with weightlessness. Stereo
Action from Antigua of the first one-day international between the West Indies and England. Producers Sam Leadsom and Simon Wheeler Stereo............
Drama starring
James Spader
MandyPatinkin
An encounter between Nashe, a rootless ex-fireman, and Pozzi, con man and cardshark, leads to a poker game with two sinister. reclusive millionaires. The latter win. and extract a grim price.
Director Philip Haas (1993. 15)
# See Films: pages 51-60 ***
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