6.05 Housing-Business as Usual
6.35 Gender Matters
7.00 Informer, Eduquer. Divertir?
7.25 Cyberart - in Conversation
7.30 Personal Passions
A look at the management of innovation.
With Winifred Robinson.
Brochure Hotline: [number removed].
Ceefax: p627; website: [web address removed]
Travelling by public transport. (Repeat)
Animated double bill.
(Repeat)
Cartoon.
A girl named Juliet keeps Theodore quiet.
(Repeat)
Wayne is accused of cheating.
Gavin's mum comes to tea and Wart brings along some guests.
(Shown last Wednesday, BBC1) (Subtitled)
The band uncover some weird secrets at a glam-rock revival show.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
Cartoon.
(Repeat)
Then Rewind 1918: Peace!
A 12-year-old paperboy helped break news of the end of the First World War.
(Repeat)
L&K Friday hosts Liz Fraser and Steve Wilson are the guests on the interactive game show. With Robin Banks and Jemma James
To Take Part: ring [number removed] (calls cost 30p) Ceefax: p521: website: [web address removed]
First in a three-part comedy-drama compiled from a series shown in Fully Booked. Surprises are in store on the opening day of the job agency.
(Revised repeat)
Then Rewind 1919: Women's Rights
Nancy Astor is the first woman to take her seat as a British MP.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
This edition of the pop magazine features B*Witched, Kele le Roc and Moloko.
(Shown last Tuesday) (Subtitled)
A therapist cites Bart as a model of a balanced human being.
Another edition is tomorrow at 6.15pm.
(Repeat)
(Subtitled)
Former contestants return with their home-made robots.
Shown last Friday
Aweekly review of the principal political events in the south east..................
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Sue Barker.
1.35 Ski Sunday
Hazel Irvine introduces the final World Cup event, the men's giant slalom, in the Sierra Nevada, Spain.
Commentary by Julian Tutt, Matt Chilton.
2.20 Rugby League: Bradford v Warrington
Live coverage (kickoff 2.30pm) from the Odsal Stadium of this quarter-final
Challenge Cup match. The commentators are Jon Champion and Joe Lydon.
4.15 Rugby Union
Extensive Premiership One highlights from Franklin's Gardens of Northampton v Leicester. With commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith .
4.45 Rugby League Draw
The draw for the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup.
TV presentation (skiing) Paul Davies. Jonny Bramley Editor Michael Cole
(Digital widescreen)
Chris Packham hosts this week's edition from Isla de la Plata, off the coast of Ecuador.
Director Martyn Suken
Series editor Sara Ford
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/animalzone
5.00* Watch Out Britain
Using senses while exploring wildlife.
Series producer Mike Beynon
5.15* Chimpanzee Diary
Charlotte Uhlenbroek concludes her study of the chimps of Gombe National Park in Tanzania.
Series producer Robin Hellier
5.35* The Natural World: Islands of the Vampire Birds
The Galapagos islands are full of strange wildlife but none are as bizarre as the blood-drinking finches. Harsh conditions and isolation have pushed evolution to the extreme, and the finches have evolved to crack seeds, pick ticks from giant tortoises and even to become vampires. Narrated by David Attenborough. Producers David Parer and Elizabeth Parer-Cook; Series editor Neil Nightingale
Videoplus 4.55-6.30 (not PDC).
A look at whether the giant corporations behind genetically modified crops are set to win control of the world's food supply.
(Subtitled)
Note: as The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change
Best in Show. Gaby Roslin introduces live coverage from the NEC in Birmingham of the selection of the supreme champion. Commentary is by Peter Purves and Jessica Holm , while Shauna Lowry looks at the breeds of the future. Further coverage next Saturday.
David Dimbleby begins a three-part series in which he follows the 14-year struggle over Britain's colony Rhodesia and the establishment of Zimbabwe.
In the dramatic days leading up to the Unilateral Declaration of Independence in 1965 Rhodesian leader Ian Smith locked horns with British prime minister Harold Wilson.
See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
Choices: Rebellion!: 8.00pm BBC2
David Dimbleby was a young reporter when Rhodesia made its Unilateral Declaration of Independence in 1965 and, as events unfolded between 1967 and 1968, he made three Panorama films on the subject. In this three-part series he tells the inside story of white Rhodesia's revolt against the British crown and the long battle to bring full democracy to an independent Zimbabwe.
This first programme relives the dramatic days leading up to the UDI through the recollections of key players, including the Rhodesian leader Ian Smith (who recalls how he locked horns with the former British prime minister Harold Wilson and threatened to break away from Britain). Also featured in the series are Robert Mugabe, Bishop Muzorewa, General Peter Walls, Kenneth Kaunda, Pik Botha and Lord Carrington.
Chief wine steward at Lincoln College, Oxford, Nigel Wilson calls upon vintages from every corner of the globe to fill the college's cellars.
(Repeat)
Albert's back gives out, making Harold's life a misery.
(Repeat)
After the excitement of a baby's arrival, getting through the first year can be tough. This one-off programme, being shown specially for Mothering Sunday, updates the lives of four couples who appeared in last year's You, Me and the Baby. In a light-hearted look at the reality of babydom, these new arrivals to parenthood talk openly about how their lovable dictators have wreaked havoc in their working, social and love lives.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
Website: [web address removed]
Which One Will You Choose?
This Week: page 7
Guests Janet Street-Porter and Tony Hawks take part in the political panel game show. Shown last Monday
Digital widescreen Subtitled ....
Film premiere
Drama starring Jason Scott Lee
Two members of the ruling tribe of Easter Island who have been friends since childhood find themselves in competition for the hand of a girl from a lesser tribe.
Widescreen.
(1994, 12)
See Films: pages 54-59 *
Followed by Weatherview
(Repeats are not indicated)
Further Education
2.00 Problem Solving 2
Languages
4.00 Make French Your Business: Part 1
Business and Training
5.00 Computers Don't Bite: Business: Security
Open University
5.45 Two Research Styles
(Subtitled)
6.10 An English Accent
6.35-7.00am How We Study Children
