(Repeats are not indicated)
6.10 Valued Environments, Environmental Values
7.00 Hubbard Brook: the Chemistry of a Forest
The sometimes bizarre effects of combining computer technology with the natural world. (R)
One infant school's work to help pupils with learning and emotional difficulties.
(R)
Germaine Greer reveals to Peter Curran her interest in an early English female poet.
A practical beginners' guide to learning French. (R)
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Alvin takes a job at the zoo.
(R) (S)
Musical animation.
(R) (S)
US comedy about a ten-year-old genius.
Animated historical events and characters.
The cartoon superhero faces a new villain in the shape of a mutant bee-man.
(R) (S)
Ned learns a lesson from a watery creature.
The return of Roger's wife Ursula causes mixed reactions.
(Shown last Wednesday BBC1)
(S)
Jon decides to release Clint, Howard's alligator, into the wild.
(R) (S)
In the first of three debates in which young people voice their feelings about political decisions affecting them, the focus is on pregnancies among young girls and sexual relations below the age of consent.
Competitors send their radio-controlled creations into battle.
(Shown last Friday)
(S)
Presenter Shaun Ley considers the implications for London of recent political events. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Hosted by Ray Stubbs.
1.35 Ski Sunday
Hazel Irvine hosts Men's World Cup action from St Anton in Austria, where Hermann Maier starts clear favourite in the downhill, plus Women's World Cup action.
2.20 Rugby League: Featherstone Rovers v Leeds Rhinos
Live fourth-round coverage of the Challenge Cup, kick-off 2.30pm. The fifth-round draw is at 5pm.
4.10, 5.10 Snooker
The sport's top invitational tournament reaches its climax today with the final of the Masters from Wembley Conference Centre. Coverage continues at 8pm.
(S)
5.50 Athletics
from Lievin on the Meeting Gaz de France du Pas de Calais. In 1999's meet Gail Devers ran the 60m sprint in just 6.98 seconds.
(W)
The crew of the Voyager discover that some members of Species 8472 are being trained as humans, who will eventually stage an invasion of Earth.
(Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is on Wednesday at 6.45pm) (S)
Microsoft's dominance of the computer market has recently been challenged, both in the courts - where the US government is alleging that Bill Gates's business has abused its commercial power - and in the marketplace, where powerful new competition is emerging. Michael Robinson's report asks if this is the beginning of the end for one of the world's largest corporations.
(S)
(Note: as The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change)
David Vine presents live coverage of the final of the 26th Masters tournament from the Wembley Conference Centre.
This evening's closing frames will culminate in the presentation of the trophy and a cheque for £165,000 to the winner. John Higgins was victorious last year after an epic battle with Ken Docherty. Trailing by six frames to eight, Higgins took four consecutive frames to clinch the title 10-8, and became only the third man to hold the world, UK and Masters titles simultaneously.
(S)
(Subsequent programmes may change)
After a night spent painting the town red, Tom wakes to discover he now has the boyfriend from hell, while Linda faces a sexual crisis.
Contains adult material.
(Shown last Friday)
(S) (W)
Tubbs and Edward leave the local shop to find a "no-tail", while Les McQueen is astonished that Creme Brulee have reformed without him.
(Shown last Friday)
(S) (W)
On 8 December this year, 20 years will have passed since the death of John Lennon. Mark Kermode introduces this intimate film that traces the making of the ex-Beatle's solo album Imagine, recorded in May 1971 at his Berkshire home with co-producers Phil Spector and Yoko Ono.
Cameras capture the rehearsing and recording of songs which collectively represented Lennon's most important post-Beatles work, including Jealous Guy, How Do You Sleep? and Gimme Some Truth, as well as the eponymous paean to peace, one of pop's best-loved songs. Alongside a plethora of hitherto unseen footage, celebrity visitors appearing in the film include Andy Warhol, Jack Nicholson and George Harrison.
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Drama starring Diana Ross.
Paulie Cooper is a paranoid schizophrenic who, aided by an experimental drug, fights to free herself from a mental, emotional and physical hell.
(1994, 15) (S) **
Films: pp 66-72
Black comedy series set in a town populated by a range of bizarre characters. Tubbs and Edward leave the sanctuary of the local shop on a bizarre search. Show more
National Test Revision
2.00 Revisewise at School: KS2-Science 1
(S)
Languages
4.00 Greek Language and People: Parts 1 and 2; French on a Plate: Loire
Working In Education
5.00 Computer Skills
Open University
6.00 Open Advice
6.30 Simple Beginnings?
(S)
Ends 7.00am.
