Repeats are not indicated.

6.00 Somewhere a Wall Came Down (S)

6.25 A New Way of Life (S)

6.55 Never Mind the Quality? (S)

At work with a research scientist who tests the tar content of cigarettes.
(S) (W)

The Science of Stress. How science can explain the causes and the consequences of stress. (R) (S) (W)

A roundup of the highlights from the current series. (S) (W)

Ends 11.15.

The Prince of Atlantis
Akata unwittingly brings to life a deadly stone statue. (R) (S)

8.40 Zorro
The military starts to build a big fortress just north of Los Angeles. (R) (S)

9.05 Casper
Adventures of the friendly cartoon ghost. (R) (S)

9.30 Kenan and Kel
Continuing the new series of the American comedy. An error leads to Kenan being installed as executive vice president of a large company. (S)

10.00 Byker Grove
Emma and Nat have romantic problems in the first of a new series double episode re-run. (R) (S)

10.50 Student Bodies
Sitcom about high-school kids who create their own comic book. (R) (S)

Appearance-improving tips from Looking Good. (S)

Biographical drama starring Jason Connery and Kristin Scott Thomas.
Expelled from Eton for being naughty with the headmaster's wife, a man eventually ends up working as a secret agent for British Naval Intelligence. His name is Fleming.... Ian Fleming.
Review page 48. (1990.15) **

Presented by John Inverdale.

1.05 Motorcycling
Live coverage from Assen in the Netherlands of the penultimate round of the World Superbike championship. Californian Ben Bostrom has been the man to beat recently, but Colin Edwards , the "Texan Tornado", will not relinquish his title easily. Britain's Neil Hodgson is the best placed home contender. Introduced by Suzi Perry. Leigh Diffey and Steve Parrish commentate.

3.30 Athletics
The season's leading track and field stars, including many new world champions, face each other in Melbourne in the Grand Prix final. The likes of America's Maurice Greene and Marion Jones are expected to compete alongside Britain's best, including Steve Backley and Dwain Chambers. Steve Cram, Stuart Storey and Paul Dickenson commentate.
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Western. Loner Charlie Anderson keeps his family out of the Civil War. But when his new son-in-law joins the Confederate army and his youngest son is captured by Federal troops, Charlie finds he can no longer ignore the conflict. Review page 51.
DirectorAndrewVMcLaglen(1965,PG) (S)

Third of a four-part series unearthing the links between daily life and the machinations of the global economy.
Where's Our Money? Choreographers Jan and Ken Smith have poured their life savings into a pension fund, but like most us they have no idea where their money has gone, or what it is doing - good or bad. This programme redresses the Smith's situation, following an amazing trail of investment from London to the four corners of the world where their money, unbeknown to them, is being invested in a curious and sometimes contradictory range of enterprises.
Director Jeremy Newson ; Executive producer Gina Newson (S)

The second of two documentaries exploring the science and psychology of shopping.
Selling It. Retailers and producers spend millions on store design and layout, smell, touch, brand image and old-fashioned salesmanship to persuade us to part with our money. This programme explores how these techniques work around the world, looking at experts including the consumer behaviourists who are paid to watch us shop, the designers of the biggest malls, the ad gurus who create brand desirability and the people who sell to the super-rich. Narrated by Arabella Weir.
Director Graham Strong ; Series producer Jo Vale (S) (W)

Expert photographers reveal the tricks of their trade.
Director Edwina Vardey ; Producer Niall Fraser (R) (S)

Horror adventure. Fleeing the law, two murderous brothers kidnap a priest and his family, driving the priest's Winnebago south for a rendezvous at a bar in Mexico with a blood-drenched secret.
(Widescreen) (1995, 18) (S) (W) ****
Review page 51.

Comedy drama starring Robert Duvall as a middle-aged southerner who late in life discovers he has a black half-brother (James Earl Jones) living in Chicago. Widescreen. Review page 51.
Director Richard Pearce (1996. 15) (S) (W)

Repeats are not indicated.
Inside Islam 2.00 Faces of Islam 2 (S)
Languages 4.00 The French Experience (parts 1-4)
Working In IT 5.00 Communication and Problem Solving Skills
Open University 6.00 English, English Everywhere (S)
6.30 Musical Prodigies? (S)