6.10 ClimatesofOpinion 2136649 7.00 Manet
Howard Stableford sees how companies set up their stake-holding policies.
How to talk about your family, plus someone with a passion for family history. (Repeat)
Animated double bill. Repeat
Cartoon.
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Waynewants to go to the fete but first he needs to earn some money..............................
Georgina's parents move in, while Natalie waits fora phone call. Shown last Wednesday on BBCl Next episode on Wednesdayat4.35pm Subtitled ........
Another chance to see the second, nine-part series of the pop comedy. North and South are to feature in a documentary about the wild men of rock, but unfortunately the boys prove too nice. Written byDean Wilkinson Repeat
First of today's two episodes. Robyn is thinking about someone but is he thinking about her? Today's episodes written by David Angus Next episode at 11.25am Repeat Then Rewind 1908: the World's Youngest Car Dealer. A 13-year-old's meeting with Henry Ford. Repeat Subtitled
The last in the series looks at how the kids are getting on after the end of the scheme, and the police givetheirverdicton its success.
The girls finally meet the boys on the football pitch.
Repeat Followed by Rewind 1909: Cook's
Return. Was Frederick Cook the first man to reach the North Pole? Repeat
Whitney Houston talks about her first studio album for eight years.
(Shown last Tuesday) (Subtitled)
Homer enters Lisa in a beauty contest to boost her self-esteem.
Another edition is tomorrow at 6pm.
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(Subtitled)
More contestants guide their home-made robots through mechanical challenges.
Shown last Friday
A weekly review of the principal political events in the south east..................
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by John Inverdale.
1.30 Skling
Highlights of the men's downhill at the world championships in Colorado. Commentary by Julian Tutt.
Ski Sunday is at 6.45pm.
2.00 Snooker
The second round of the 25th Masters from Wembley Conference Centre opens with Mark Williams beginning the defence of his title against Nigel Bond. Commentary by Clive Everton, Ray Edmonds, John Virgo and Dennis Taylor.
3.40 Racing
Live coverage of the 3.45 Irish Gold Cup from Leopardstown. Commentary by Tony O'Hehir.
4.00 Rugby Union
Highlights of the clash between Wasps and Bath at Loftus Road. Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith .
Plus reflections on the first weekend of the Five Nations championship.
TV presentation (rugby) Ken Burton : Editor Carl Hicks
Digital widescreen
Introduced by Simon King.
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5.15* Watch Out Britain
How storms can affect wildlife.
5.35* Chimpanzee Diary
Charlotte Uhlenbroek continues to monitor the chimps of Gombe National Park in Tanzania.
5.50* The Natural World: The Secret Garden
Outwardly peaceful, the English garden hides all manner of bustling wildlife. This film, shot over two years under the cover of the shrubbery, captures animals courting and nurturing young, battles to the death and robbery.
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Videoplus 5.10-6.45 (not PDC).
Timelapse and close-up photography reveals the natural lives of the plants and animals that inhabit an English garden.
Action from the women's downhill at the world championships in Vail, Colorado, plus reaction to yesterday's men's downhill. Introduced by Hazel Irvine.
Further coverage on Wednesday at 11.40pm on BBC1.
Digital widescreen ...................
Some musicians have already begun to sell their music directly to consumers over the internet, bypassing the record companies. How will the record industry react to the advent of new technology?
(Note: as The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change)
A one-off literary portrait.
Elizabeth Bowen - Death of the Heart
Anglo-Irish novelist Elizabeth Bowen was a charismatic hostess and a keyfigure in Oxford and London's literary set of the thirties and forties. She is best remembered as a chronicler of the Blitz in books such as The
HeatoftheDay, and her novels displayed recurringthemes of loss and displacement. This portrait reveals a fuller picture, showing how the deceptions in her life fuelled her work. With readings by Geraldine McEwan. Producer Sean O'Mordha
Executive producer Roger Thompson
Digital widescreen
* Approximate times
Painter Jean-Marie Toulgouat recalls domestic life in the Monet household. Last in the series.
Director Emma Ford ; Series producer
Sadie Hennessy
Angus Deayton looks at sex and censorship in the brave new alternative world, examining how the new wave of comedians responded to a more open society by saying the previously unsayable. Series producer PeterHiggins Angus Deayton 's History of Alternative
Comedy is on Tuesday at llpm on Radio 4
Continuing the new comedy.
Tom tries to impress a gorgeous Italian by pretending to be a top soap star. Shown last Friday
Digital widescreen
Builders' tricks of the trade.
Director Paul Jackson ; Producer
NiallFraser Repeat Subtitled ...
Roddy Doyle's comedy drama, starring Colm Meaney, Donal O'Kelly
When Bimbo loses his job, his friend Larry persuades him to invest his redundancy money in a mobile fish and chip business, hoping to cash in on the euphoria surrounding Ireland's 1990 World Cup campaign (Widescreen)
Director Stephen Frears (1996,15)
See Films: pages 50-56 **
Highlights from the opening day of the Masters coverage. Introduced by David Vine.
Producer Alison Witkover ; Executive producer Graham Fry Digital widescreen .
Second World War drama.
Italy, 1944: a US demolition unit, led by Lt Blaine, must locate and destroy a sub-surface bridge to disrupt Nazi supply lines.
Director Burt Topper (1959)
Blackandwhite
* See Films: pages 50-56 **
Followed by Weatherview
Repeats are not indicated. FURTHER EDUCATION
2.00 Travel and Tourism
LANGUAGES
4.00 The French Experience 1-4 (with subtitles)
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Computers Don't Bite
Business: First Steps OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Child's Play
6.10 An A to Z of English 1833330 6.35-7.00am Simple Beginnings?
