6.10 StartingTeaching 1708690 6.35 Cybertalk 9545394 7.05 Looking at
What Happens in Hospital -ward layouts and ward rounds Subtitled 6020752 7.30
Framing and Forming
Sarah Montague and David Robertson present a news and sports roundup.
The Imperial Cancer Research Fund's director-general Paul Nurse talks about astronomy and extraterrestrials.
Minds and Brains. The complexities of the human brain are explored by Howard Stableford in the company of neuro-psychologist Richard Gregory and brain expert Steven Rose. .................... And at 10.35 Cyberart Electronic art in Liverpool nightclub...................... FURTHER DETAILS: brochure hotline [number removed](calls charged at national rate), Ceefax page 626, orwebsitewww.open.ac.uk/saturday
Lara Crooks hosts the programme for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. With signing and in-vision subtitles... WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/see_hear
Looking for Trouble. British Astronomical Association president Martin Mobberley describes the work of asteroid hunters.
Shown last Sunday on BBC1 Subtitled..
TheFordCapri. Quentin Willson attempts to discoverwhythe Capri still attracts a mixed reaction from car enthusiasts.
Repeat
Featuring fricassee of rabbit with prunes, fish pie, and a report on organic wines. Shown last Monday
Digital widescreen Subtitled ............. CEEFAX: page
First in a Saturday Matinee double bill of Second World War dramas.
1941: six members of an RAF bomber crew attempt to reach safety after they bale out over the occupied Netherlands.
(1942, U) (Black and white) (Subtitled)
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Concluding the Saturday Matinee double bill of Second World War dramas.
Starring David McCallum
1944: a Canadian-born RAF pilot leads a mission to destroy a German rocket.
(1968, U) (Subtitled) **
See Films: pages 52-58
Video Nations series about eating habits. This week: favourite childhood foods and a look at midday snacks. subtitled...
The first brace semi-final from Llanfair
Talhaiarn in Conwy with commentary from Gus Dermody. Presented by Robin Page.
Digital widescreen Subtitled .............
All That Glisters. John, Helena and Maya confront an army of living rocks. Written by KeithMiles
FirstshownonlTV Subtitled ..............
Highlights from today's first best-of-11-frames Masters semi-final at Wembley. Match commentary comes from Clive Everton, Ray Edmonds , John Virgo and Dennis Taylor. Introduced by David Vine.
Producer Alison Witkover ; Executive producer Graham Fry .......................
With Jennie Bond.
Weather David Braine
Arctic Warning
Temperatures in parts of the far north are rising at a rate of one degree Celsius per decade; experts believe that the Arctic ice cover could disappear as a year-round feature by the end of the next century.
Julian O'Halloran reports from Alaska on the changes affecting the region and hears from the native Inuit - whose hunting season has already been halved by the retreat of the ice - and from climate scientists who tell how global warming could result in extreme, destructive weather conditions worldwide.
Producer Guy Smith: Editor Fiona Murch
Nyta Man of the Tribune, a weekly political magazine, reflects on the pastweek's headlines.
Series producer Christine Ruth ...
Continuing the series on postwar hosti I ity between the United
States and Soviet Union.
Make Love, Not War- the Sixties This edition, written by Germaine Greer , focuses on the decade in which economic stability and social unease combined to cause a sea-change in American society. Civil rights and social justice were prominent issues, and the nation committed itself further to an unwinnablewar.
See today's choices.
Series producer Martin Smith ; Executive producers Jeremy Isaacs and Pat Mitchell Digitalwidescreen Subtitled .... LECTURE SERIES: three lectures, entitled Cold War the Making of a Television History, will be given in Glasgow, Cardiff and London on 8, 10, and 16 March respectively. Tickets cost L5 (concessions £2. 50, students free admission). Fordetails ring
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More from the 25th Masters at Wembley as David Vine introduces coverage of the second semi-final. The winner is guaranteed at least £80,000 in prize money. Coverage of tomorrow's final begins at 3.40pm in Sunday Grandstand.
In this Black Britain special report, veteran broadcaster Charles Wheeler compares the murder of teenager Stephen Lawrence in southeast London with other incidents of racial violence, and asks why the Lawrence case has garnered so much press coverage and public interest. See today's choices. Producer Maxine Watson ; Executive producer Patrick Younge Subtitled.
Clive Anderson returns with a second series of the politically themed comedy quiz. Guests include comic actress Rebecca
Front and comedian Tony Hawks. Shown last Monday
Digital widescreen
Action from the women's slalom event at the alpine skiing world championships in Vail, Colorado. Commentary is provided by Matt Chilton with studio analysis from Graham Bell. With Hazel Irvine.
(Digital widescreen)
Western starring
Richard Widmark
Lena Home
For 20 years, Marshal Frank
Patch has maintained law and order in Cottonwood Springs with his fists and a gun. But now his position is injeopardy.
Director Allen Smithee [Robert Totten and Don Siegel ] ( 1969) # See Films: pages 52-58 ***
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