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6.00 Wide Sargasso Sea: Real and Imaginary Islands Subtitled 92420 6.30
Making the News 75604 7.00 Reflections on a Global Screen
Advice from the Suzy Lamplugh Trust on safe travelling for young globe-trotters.
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How easy is it to succeed in making money in the electronic marketplace?
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DJ Mike Read talks to Peter Curran about his fascination with the life and work of war poet Rupert Brooke. Repeat.....
A day in the life of the capital of Spain. (Repeat)
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More animated monster mischief. Repeat
Spidra goes to Japan in 1853 to take over the si Ik trade.
Supermodel Caprice talks about her new single, and there's music from Irish boy band Westlife, dance group Phats and Small, and the guitar-driven Toploader. Plus the usual games, reviews and cartoons. Presented by Chris Jarvis , Tim Vincent and Kate Heavenor.
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Then Rewind 1958: My Holiday in Spain At the age of eight, Paul Chandler went on one of the first package holidays. 1959: the Earliest Men. Richard, 15, joined his parents, anthropologists Louis and Mary Leakey , in East Africa as they found the remains of the very earliest man. Repeat
Jamie Theakston interviews soul vocalist Mary J Blige, and Jayne Middlemiss catches up with dance outfit Phats and Small.
(Shown last Tuesday)
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Introduced by Steve Rider.
12.20, 3.30 Motorsport
Coverage from Thruxton of rounds 17 and 18 in the British Touring Car championship.
Commentary by Charlie Cox, John Watson.
1.10 Three-day Eventing
New Zealander Blyth Tait will be bidding to defend the title he won last year at the British Open championships, taking place at Gatcombe Park, Gloucestershire.
Commentary by Michael Tucker, Lorna Clarke, Lucinda Green and Clare Balding.
2.45 Swimming
The final day of the European Swimming championships from Istanbul, where Paul Palmer and Alison Sheppard are the British medal prospects. Commentary by Andy Jameson and Adrian Moorhouse.
4.30 Golf
Live coverage of the final round of the Senior Masters from the Edinburgh course at Wentworth. Brian Huggett of Wales was the winner last year, but South African Gary Player, who won the inaugural event two years ago, will be one of the favourites to claim the winner's £25,000.
6.25 News Roundup
TV presentation (touring cars) Malcolm Kemp and Mark Wilkin
Digital widescreen
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Daily Telegraph columnist Boris Johnson examines the controversy surrounding recent newspaper coverage of the war in Kosovo. Director Charles Kitchen ; Series producer Christine Ruth Digital widescreen
An exploration of how man's struggle for food has shaped modern society, presented by Professor Alun Howkins.
Power, Plague and Profit. People in the Middle Ages suffered a host of environmental ills, but the devastation wrought by the Black Death, which killed 40 per cent of the population, signalled the death of the feudal system and ushered in a new world.
Director/Producer Judith Winnan
Digital widescreen
Series exploring significant trends that could confront policy-makers in the next century.
Virtual Risk. Is life becoming more dangerous, or is society just becoming more nervous?
Risk expert
Professor John Adams talks to presenter Evan Davis about his belief that authorities responsible for safety have gone too far in trying to contain the hazards of life. See today's choices.
Producer Jeremy Monblat ; Series producer Nicola Meyrick Subtitled ....................... 30
Rerun of last year's series. Joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop are Liberal Democrat MP Charles Kennedy and jazz singer and critic George Melly. Presented by Angus Deayton.
Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Giles Pilbrow Digital widescreen Repeat Subtitled....
Comedian Mark Lamarr is joined by musician, poet and political campaigner
Tom Robinson for a consideration of the role of men in society. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producers Charlotte Crosse and Andy Davies
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The final part of the comedy-sketch series features the Consumer Watchdog, It's Not
Fair and Sponsored Sex channels. Director Peter Boyd Maclean ; Producer Jackie Hamilton Digital widescreen
A drama from Horizon, based on a true story and set in the years around the Second World War, giving an account of an extraordinary discovery that illustrates the battle between science and faith. Starring Paul Rhys, Emma Fielding
English biologist David Lack struggles to reconcile the scientific evidence for evolution he found on the Galapagos Islands with his growing sense of the presence of God.
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A double bill of the acidic comedy.
11.35 The Interview. Mary Lou dents Hank's Bentley. Featuring Jim Belushi and Ben Folds Five.
12.00 / Buried Sid. Larry and guest Laura Dern try to keep their new romance a secret.
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Offbeat drama, continuing BBC2's season of contemporary American films, starring Josh Charles Anne Heche , John Goodman Conceived in a traffic jam,
Charlie grows up obsessed with monitoring freeway traffic and with finding out about sex. Director Bryan Gordon (1995, 18)
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2.00 Historical Figures LANGUAGES
4.00 Buongiorno Italia 1-2;
Famously Fluent BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Web Wise
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Alaska: the Last Frontier?
Subtitled 8236192 6.10 Putting
Training to Work 1495734 6.35-
7.00am Windows on the Mind
