7.00Teletubbies Kittens. Three boys play with their new pet kittens.
Shown yesterday at 10am ..................
Animated prehistoric adventures..............
Generation-gap game show in which children compete with adults. Today's guests are children's TV presenters Kirsten O'Brien and Mark Speight. with Otis the Aardvark.
Presented by Dave Benson Phillips.
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Cartoon adventure series, based on Jules Verne 's novel Journey to the Centre of the Earth.
Repeat
Adventures with the loveable dog. Barney's friends appearto have forgotten his birthday. Repeat ....
Parliamentary update................
Starting a rerun of the adventure series. The Bear. Elizabeth has resolved to stay on at Fort Bennington until her husband is found, and feels she needs lessons in survival. The intriguing Hawkeye is the obvious choice as her teacher.
Repeat
Animated fun..............................
10.00 Funny Walks. The Teletubbies do some funny walks.
Repeated tomorrow at 7am
Warwickshire v Kent
Live coverage from Edgbaston of this NatWestTrophy second round match.
Sixteen teams battle it out in eight 60-overs-a-side matches today in the hope of taking another step towards the showpiece final at Lord's in September. The trophy is currently held by Essex, who won last year's final thanks to Stuart Law 's brilliant batting. Warwickshire reached the second round by defeating Ireland by 41 runs. Kent beat Cambridgeshire by eight wickets in the first round.
Introduced by Tony Lewis , with match commentary by Jack Bannister , Richie Benaud. Chris Broad and David Gower.
Producers Alan Griffiths. Paul Davies ..
Weekday consumer issues and business news reports................................
Further live action.......................
2.40 News and Regional News
Live coverage from the House of Commons of Prime Minister's Question Time.
Editor Alexandra Henderson
Golf Continued live coverage of the first day's play in the Loch Lomond World Invitational as top professionals, including Scotland's Colin Montgomerie , tackle one ofthetoughest courses in Europe. In the space of just two years, the Invitational has become established as one of the premier events on the European Tour. Introduced by Steve Rider. Cricket Further live cricket coverage as the Warwickshire v Kent NatWest Trophy match reaches its conclusion
The history behind the week's headlines, with Mark Urban.
Niall Dickson reveals that even from its outset 50 years ago the National Health Service was at the centre of fierce Cabinet battles between those who wanted a free service and the Treasury, who insisted on charges, and he examines the severe financial difficulties the NHS faced within its first year.
Novelist and former MP Edwina Currie sizes up the impact of the drug Viagra. designed to help people with impotence, and looks at society's attempted solutions to the problem down the ages.
Renaissance scholar Lisa Jardine explains how the invention of printing 500 years ago caused an explosion of information. She argues that it led to the Reformation and speculates on what the internet might herald.
Editors Archie Baron and Neil Cameron
Lunch. Jennifer Paterson drags a reluctant Clarissa Dickson
Wright to the Lake District to take part in an annual vintage motorcycle rally. But before they go, they prepare a rich luncheon menu of loin of pork stuffed with ceps and garlic, stuffed tomatoes, clam chowder and Salmon. Repeat
The fashion and beauty show presented by Lowri Turner returns for an eight-part series.
The series kicks off with hair stylist Anthony Yacomine giving Turner a change of style and passing on tips for keeping new looks in salon condition.
Image consultant
Morag Young examines the psychology of professional dressing, giving ideas for smart items to wear in hot weather. Plus three fash ion editors choose the catwalk fashions they think will be most influential this summer. See today's choices.
Series prod ucerJeanineJosman
Film premiere. Comedy drama starring Colin Friels, Sean Connery, Joanne Whalley-Kilmer
Kinjana, a newly-independent state in West Africa: Morgan Leafy is a diplomat whose professional life is stagnating in the tropical heat and whose private life is fairly accident prone. Then his boss, the British high commissioner, gives him the job of befriending Sam Adekunle, the likely winner of the forthcoming presidential election - and a man married to a most enticing woman.
Showing in widescreen format. (1993, 15) **
See Films: pages 48-53
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
(Subtitled)
News analysis, presented by Jeremy Paxman . Subtitied.551427
Ruby Wax chats overdinnerwith celebrity guests............... Followed by Weatherview
Andrew Neil discusses the stories behind the political headlines with guests
Repeats are not indicated.
OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30 Oceanography Rockall
1.00 The Changing Shape of the North Sea
1.30 Polar Oceans - predicting global climate change.
WINDRUSH
2.00 Carnival and Food - how a Caribbean carnival is made special.
WORLD CUP FRENCH
4.00 The French Experience 1 (13-16) - French for beginners (with English subtitles).
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 RCN Nursing Update
Organ Donation- dealing with organ donation transplants.
5.30 RCN Nursing Update Clear. Clean and CFC Free - new inhalers for asthmatics.
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 The Restless Pump - how the human heart works.
6.10 Breaths of Life - how high-flying birds and slow-moving crabs obtain enough oxygen.
6.35-7.00am Mammals in Water - why dolphins and seals can dive deeper and for longer than humans.
