Repeats are not indicated.
6.00 Harlem in the Sixties
6.30 Authority in 16th-century Europe 9144404 6.55 Cybersouls
How seventies innovations established that science could improve on nature.
Concluding the journey following the 1998 race for a seat in the US Congress.
Biodiversity and ecotourism in Costa Rica.
Website: [web address removed]
Game show in which contestants try to locate four-letter words hidden within comic sketches. With Mark Speight.
Monster Wars (part 3)
The mutations attack major cities. Last in the series.
An asteroid is hurtling towards the stranded Icarus.
NEW SERIES
Drama in 13 parts, based on the books by Paul Jennings , about a family that finds adventure while driving through rural Australia. Father Ned Bourke learns a valuable lesson.
Jessica convinces Liz to audition for a cosmetics advert.
Hellegren tries to turn Kal against Neri.
Cartoon. Lucy is accused of stealing a box of gold stars.
NEW SERIES
First of six docu-dramas set in a youth court, in which young people act out the roles of the court officials. This week a 15-year-old from London faces three charges of racial harassment. Narrated by Tom Baker. See Choice.
Then Rewind 1974: Giant Pandas An 11-year-old recalls Chia-Chia and Ching-Ching's arrival at London Zoo. And 1975: the Fall of Saigon. How Communist troops took South Vietnarr's capital. ;R)
Second day Ryder Cup action from Massachusetts, USA.
Shown yesterday 11.45pm BBC1
From the National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, with Sue Barker.
1.05Triathlon Highlights of the third London triathlon, with commentary by Stuart Storey.
1.40 Olympic Magazine Action from the world canoeing championships, plus a look at 400m runner Katharine Merry.
1.55,4.35 Tennis Live coverage from Birmingham of the final two singles matches in the Davis Cup tie between Great
Britain and South Africa. A win will send Britain into next year's elite World Group.
2.25 Racing The second day of Ascot's autumn festival, with races at 2.35, 3.10, 3.50 and
4.25. Commentary from
Jim McGrath , Clare Balding ,
Willie Carson , Jimmy Lindley , Graham Rock and Angus Loughran. Producer Sharon Lence Editor Dave Gordon
Videoplus code for 1.00-7.00 Code for 1.00-4.35 (not PDC) Codefor4.35-7.00(notPDC)
RAF Reunion. The hidden story of Frank's short but eventful spell in the services unfolds in flashbacks when he attends an RAF reunion.
Written by Raymond Allen ; Producer Michael Mills
Changing Banks. Britain's banks are under fire for charging too much, the government has ordered an inquiry into the way they do business, and a spate of mergers is transforming the face of the high street.
But will the arrival of a new breed of banks prompt the public to take their custom elsewhere? Michael Robinson reports. Presented by Maya Even. Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys
NOTE: as The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change
Continuing the documentary series about worldwide covert operations and secret intelligence agencies.
A School for Spies.
The story of the workings of the innermost sanctum of the East German secret intelligence service. The film focuses on the Stasi's infamous Sector 20 - dealing with foreign espionage and recruitment - and reveals how people, including some in Britain, were recruited, paid, trained and given tasks.
Presented by David Rose. See Choice.
Producer Helen Glanville; Executive producer Richard Klein
Jim. A stockman from Cumbria vents his spleen and shares his tactics for surviving the hazards of farming. Director/Producer Alexandra Scott
Another episode from the first series of the comedy sketch show, featuring Paul Whitehouse , Charlie Higson , Mark Williams , John Thomson , Caroline Aherne , Simon Day and Arabella Weir.
Directors John Birkin and Arch Dyson; Producers Charlie Higson and Paul Whitehouse
Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson are joined by guests Del Amitri, Mark Williams, John Thomson, Caroline Aherne, Simon Day and Arabella Weir in the fast paced comedy sketch show.
Singer and actor David Essex joins Father Ted actress Pauline McLynn as a guest on the pop-music quiz. Shown last Friday
PREMIERE
Crime comedy. Git Hynes gets out of prison and straight into trouble when he is forced into an underworld assignment by crime boss Tom French. To Hynes's despair, French teams him up with psychopathic hit man Bunny Kelly. Widescreen.
Director Paddy Breathnach (1997, 15) See Films: pp 64-71
Drama starring Richard Pryor , Harvey Keltel
In a Detroit car factory, three friends Zeke, Jerry and Smokey find themselves exploited by management and union alike. Always just short of cash, they decide to rob the union's offices, but come away with some incriminating documents. Suddenly, they are in grave danger. Ends 1.40am.
Director Paul Schrader (1978, 18)
See Films: pp 64-71 ****
Followed by Weathervlew
Post-16 2.00 The IT Collection (part 2) Languages 4.00 Learning Languages
Business and Training 5.00 Computers Don't Bite Open University 5.45 Children First 4297824 6.10 The Academy of Waste? 4403089 6.35 Deaf-Blind Education in Russia. Ends 7.00am
