(Repeats are not indicated)
6.05 The North Sea: Managing the Common Pool
6.30 Packaging Culture
6.55 Sydney: Living with Difference
A live internet performance that gives new meaning to interactivity.
(R)
The launch of the first Hard Rock Cafe in South Africa called for a mix of local culture with western business values. (R)
Space scientist Colin Pillinger shares his fascination with the art of cartoonists.
Asking questions and talking about where you live and work. In-vision subtitles. (R)
Website: [web address removed]
Cartoon capers.
(R) (S)
Musical animation.
(R) (S)
Last in the series in which Dominic Wood and Kate Heavenor investigate interconnected facts.
(W)
TJ tries to teach a chimp sign language.
Drama. Charlie's soccer hero comforts him after his dad is sacked as coach of Hope Rangers.
(Shown last Wednesday BBC1) (S)
More live-action adventures with the Bourke family in rural Australia.
Live game show in which teams attempt to avoid banishment to a cryogenic chamber, with Robin Banks and Jemma James.
Paul falls for the trainer when S Club 7 visit a dolphinarium.
(R) (S)
Jamie Theakston meets R 'n' B outfit Destiny's Child.
(Shown last Tuesday)
(S) (W)
More metal-grinding action.
(Shown last Friday)
(S)
Presenter Shaun Ley considers the implications for London of recent political events. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Steve Rider.
1.35 Rallying
The fourth round of this year's world championship comes from Portugal where Britain's Richard Burns will be full of confidence after his win in the Safari rally. Mark James and Tiff Needell commentate.
2.05 Rugby League: Leeds v Hull
Live coverage of the second Challenge Cup semi-final from Huddersfield's McAlpine stadium (kickoff 2.15pm). Hull produced the surprise result of the quarter-finals by beating Cup specialists Wigan and now have it all to do again when they face holders Leeds. Commentary by Jon Champion and Joe Lydon.
2.05-4.00 (not PDC)
(S)
4.00 Ice Hockey
Coverage of the final of ice hockey's Challenge Cup from the London Arena, which, like last year, sees Sheffield Steelers take on Nottingham Panthers. Commentary from Bob Ballard and Shannon Hope
(W)
A year ago, Opec oil-producing countries decided to curb sales, resulting in a trebling of prices. Worries are now growing that the pattern of previous oil price shocks may be repeated: inflation; interest rate hikes and, finally, years of painful recession. With Maya Even.
(S)
(See also The Money Programme Special The Age Wave, Wednesday at 7.30pm)
(As The Money Programme is topical, its subject matter may change)
In the second of this three-part series, Michael Ignatieff follows US Marine recruits and discovers a new warrior cult where speed of thought is as necessary as physical strength. He also reports from California where the Marines put their ideas on urban warfare to the test.
(S) (W)
Voyager discovers a massive ocean floating in space and populated by a maritime alien species.
(Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is on Wednesday at 6.45pm) (S)
Continuing the weekly arts strand. Ends 9pm.
Mark Lawson is joined by film critic Mark Kermode, author and playwright Bonnie Greer and journalist Craig Brown to discuss the week's cultural highlights, including Denzel Washington's latest film The Hurricane, The Journals of Sylvia Plath and Harold Pinter's new play Celebration.
(S) (W)
A look at the theme of love in the life of the poet WH Auden, who wrote such famous poems as Stop All the Clocks (made famous in Four Weddings and a Funeral), Lay Your Sleeping Head My Love and As I Walked Out One Evening. This film centres on new interviews with Auden's close friends and looks at how his most important relationships were reflected in some of the greatest poems of the 20th century.
(S) (W)
Biographical drama about controversial British painter Francis Bacon, starring Derek Jacobi.
When Bacon catches petty criminal George Dyer breaking into his studio, he seduces him instead of reporting him to the police. It is the beginning of a troubled relationship.
Widescreen.
(1998, 18) ***
(S) (W)
Films: pp 66-69
Drama, the true story of a marriage against the odds between a Catholic and Protestant in fifties Ireland - a relationship that made international headlines. (Widescreen) (1999, 12) (S) (W) ***
Films: pp 66-69
Offbeat drama. A traumatised refugee from a religious sect is taken into the care of a forest dweller and her mute lover, but cannot escape his repressive past.
Ends 1.45am.
(1995.18) ***
Films: pp 66-69
(Repeats are not indicated)
National Test Revision
2.00 Key Stage 3: Bitesize Revision: Science 1
A look at biology and chemistry.
(S)
Languages
4.00 French Journey: Part 1: Working for Local Government
5.00 Teleworking and Managing Change
Implementing change in the workplace.
Open University
6.00 A School for Our Times?
6.30 How We Study Children
(S)
Ends 7.00am.
