6.05 Myth and Music
6.35 Angelica Kauffman , RA
8919918 7.00 I Used to Work in the Fields
7205666 7.25 WorldWise-WaytoGo 6014840 7.30 Making Contact 42444 8.00 Personal Passions:
Desmond Morris - the broadcaster talks about his interest in surrealist painting.
Talking about work and making appointments. (Repeat)
More animated mischief. Winnie is worried........
Animation. The crime-fighting toddler tries to thwart the theft of Leonardo da Vinci 's blueprints...
The children's entertainment series with Tim Vincent , Chris Jarvis and the team. This week's guest is TV presenter Dave Benson Phillips. There's music from
Phoebe and Travis, a behind-the-scenes report on Back Street Boys' visit to Top of the Pops, plus cartoon fun, showbiz news, games and competitions.
Studio director Maria Stewart ; Series producer
Ed Gray CONTACT DETAILS: write to [address removed] or send an e-mail to [address removed]
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Followed by Rewind 1932: Standard
English Braille. How life was transformed for blind people throughout the world. Then 1933: It's just not Cricket. When cricket erupted into a major political crisis. Repeat
Jayne Middlemiss joins Stereophonics on their UK tour, and Jamie Theakston talks to dance outfit Basement Jaxx.
Shown last Monday
Digital widescreen
Sit-down sofa humour and sketches, with Stewart Lee and Richard Herring.
Digital widescreen
Shaun Ley in Edinburgh examines the impact Thursday's devolution elections will have on the south east
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
1.35 Motorcycling
Highlightsfrom Oulton Park , Cheshire, of the fifth and sixth rounds of the British Superbike championship. The commentary is provided by Barry Nutley.
2.00 Basketball Action from yesterday's semi-finals in the League championship play-offs at Wembley Arena. Commentary by Stuart Storey.
2.20 World Snooker Live coverage of the first eight frames in the final of this year's World Snooker championship from the Crucible in Sheffield.
Plus Rugby Union Highlights from one of this weekend's key Premiership fixtures, with the season nearing its climax and European Cup places at stake.
Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith .
Producer Sharon Lence : Executive editor Dave Gordon Digital widescreen
Videoplus code for 1.30-6.40 Code for 1.30-4.00 (not PDC) Code for 4.00-6.40 (not PDC)
Around the world, mountains of radioactive waste from the nuclear industry are accumulating and as the toxic heaps grow bigger so does mankind's dilemma. This week's edition asks what can be done with the waste that is too dangerous to leave exposed, but politicallytoo hot to handle.
The solution of a "hell hole" has been devised to house all the world's radioactive rubbish.
If its location is in a developed country, the public outcry will be enormous. But if it goes elsewhere, will the host nation remain politically stable? Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys
NOTE: as The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change
Finally, the dominoes fall in the Cold War. The Soviet bloc is disintegrating, virtually without bloodshed. First Hungary, then Poland, the German Democratic Republic, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia and Romania slip away, and Gorbachev makes no effort to hold them back by force.
The penultimate programme in this series examines how it all happened so quickly and why there wasn't more opposition from Communist hardliners.
In extraordinary scenes of jubilation, the Berlin Wall is torn down and the collapse of the empire forged by Stalin ushers in a new era for Europe. This creates optimism but also poses new questions for the US and international diplomacy.
(Digital widescreen)
David Vine introduces further live coverage of this best-of-35-frames World championship final from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.
This year a record bounty of £230,000 will go to the winner.
The commentary is by Ray Edmonds , Clive Everton , John Parrott , Dennis Taylor ,
Willie Thorne and John Virgo. ...
The season continues as Mark
Cousins introduces Robert
Altman's star-studded film surrounding the fashion world.
Film premiere Pret-a-Porter
Satirical comedy starn ng Julia Roberts
Tim Robbins
Stephen Rea Lauren Bacall
As a group of fashion designers prepare forthe Paris shows, a reporter sent to investigate the death of the French minister of fashion embarks on an affair with anotherjournalist.
Meanwhile, old flames mingle and old rivalries are rekindled.
Director Robert Altman
(1994.15) Digitalwidescreen
♦ See Films: pages 54-61 *** ♦ Teach Yourself Julia Roberts : p51
An episode of the American science-fiction series.
A Stitch in Time. FBI agent
Jamie Pratt investigates a series of 17 murders dating back to the fifties. All the victims were sex offenders and all were killed with the same gun. StarringAmanda Plummer and Michelle Forbes.
Repeat Subtitled ................
Sergeant Bilko's cousin Swifty causes problems.
(Black and white) (Repeat)
Followed by Weatherview
Repeats are not indicated. FURTHER EDUCATION
2.00 Living and Working in Europe -the development of the European Union and the opportunities it holds. LANGUAGES
4.00 Spain Inside Out (1 and 2) - a guide to Spanish travel, people and culture.
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 WEBWISE Getting Started-getting connected, using e-mail and surfingthe net at home.
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Learning to Care-how to improve childcarefor pre-school children. Subtitled 2787680 6.10 A
Lesson in Progress? - French and English primary education systems. 8749777 6.35-7.00am BreakingOut-the ambitions of female fighters in Zimbabwe's war of independence.
