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5.35 Asteroid Hunters (S)
6.05 Berlin - Unemployment and the Family (S)
6.30 Mozambique under Attack (S)
6.55 Fighting for Space (S)
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5.35 Asteroid Hunters (S)
6.05 Berlin - Unemployment and the Family (S)
6.30 Mozambique under Attack (S)
6.55 Fighting for Space (S)
Mosquitos. A doctor whose job is to feed his blood to mosquitos. (S) (W)
The Science of Sleep. Can science help us get good quality sleep? (R) (W)
To Rebuild the Human Body Amputees try out the latest artificial limb technology.
(R) (S) (W)
Ends 11.15.
The Prince of Atlantis
An earthquake awakens the guardian of the royal tombs. (R) (S)
Little Squirrel tries to join a travelling circus. (R) (S)
Adventures of the friendly cartoon ghost. (R) (S)
In the first of a new series of the US comedy, Kel gets a donut shop job. (S)
Written by Brian B Thompson.
Teraise shocks Ollie. (R) (S)
Sitcom about high school kids who create their own comic book. (R) (S)
The London Eye's designers explain how the project got off the ground. (S)
Adventure drama starring John Lithgow ,
Isabella Rossellini and James Earl
Jones. A cynical author enters the dangerous world of ivory poachers. Review page 43. Director Joseph Sargent (1990. PG)
(S)
Presented by Hazel Irvine .
1.05 Football Focus Special Ray Stubbs and Mark Lawrenson reflect on last night's crucial evening of World Cup football, when England faced Germany, Scotland were hosts to Croatia and the Republic of Ireland were at home to Holland.
1.45 Motorcycling Live coverage of round 11 of the World
Superbike championship from Oschesleben, Germany.
Presented by Suzi Perry , with commentary by Leigh Diffey and Roger Burnett.
3.45 Show Jumping Olympic champion David O'Connor will be among the favourites to win the 41st Burghley Horse Trials. Clare Balding, Mike Turner and Lorna Clarke report.
4.45 Motorsport Action from rounds 19 and 20 of the British Touring Cars championship from Oulton Park. Charlie Cox and John Watson commentate.
5.35 Athletics Coverage of the Flora Light Challenge for Women, a 5km race in London's Hyde Park featuring Paula Radcliffe. With Steve Cram , Brendan Foster and Sally Gunnell. Producer Julie Griffiths ; Editor
Michael Cole (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/sport
Second of a four-part series unearthing the links between daily life and the machinations of the global economy. Greenspan Alert ! Alan Greenspan is possibly the most powerful man in the world. He is chairman of the US
Federal Reserve and, as such, is responsible for revealing the new US interest rate every eight weeks. Tonight's programme explores Greenspan's mythology and looks at how the world hangs on his every word.
Director Jeremy Newson ; Executive producer Gina Newson (S)
The first of two documentaries exploring the science and psychology of shopping.
Buying It. Shopping has become a national pastime, one of our favourite leisure activities, and what we buy and own is now a lifestyle barometer. This programme uncovers the motivations behind our everyday shopping experiences while, in the US, luxury shoppers provide an insight into the hierarchy of exclusive name brands. But there's a health warning - shopping can be dangerously addictive and, even if you hate the activity, the show reveals that it can still be bad for you. Narrated by Arabella Weir.
Director James Erskine : Series producer Jo Vale (S) (W)
Jackie Chan, Jean Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal head up this pop history of the martial art. Beginning with the story of Bruce Lee (whose Enter the Dragon is part of a movie triple bill following this programme) and ending with the Jackie Chan phenomenon, the show looks at how kung fu has permeated all levels of global entertainment. (S) (W)
The kung fu-themed evening continues with this first showing of the uncut version, which kicks off a martial arts adventure triple bill. British intelligence enlist a master of martial arts to help put an end to the traffic in opium and prostitutes organised from an island fortress by a criminal mastermind. Widescreen. Review page 44.
Director Robert Clouse (1973. 18) (S) (W)
Second in tonight's martial arts adventure triple bill. Hired to seek Nazi gold stashed in a secret Saharan location, a young oriental adventurer has his quest complicated by the involvement of three young women. Widescreen.
Cantonese dialogue dubbed into English. Review page 44.
Director Jackie Chan (1990. 15) (S) (W)
Concluding tonight's triple bill of martial arts adventures. Teenager Barry Gabrewski is a daydreamer. To escape his real-life problems, he imagines that he is the partner of hero Chuck Norris , in a series of escapades taken right out of the movies. He's Chuck's "sidekick", a young man with a mission, but it's all fantasy- or is it? Review page 46.
Director Aaron Norris (1993, PG) (S)
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Inside Islam 2.00 Faces of Islam (S)
Languages 4.00 The French Experience (parts 1-4) Working in IT 5.00 The Guide
Open University 6.00 Children First (S) 35425 6.30 Deaf-Blind Education in Russia (S)