Repeats are not indicated.
6.10 Behind a Mask
7.00 Animated English - The Creature Comforts Story
An investigation into the uncertainties surrounding BSE and CJD and how they are caused.
The spectacular science of collisions - from car crashes to atom smashes.
Ends 11.15.
UBOS
Supernatural animation. Gus picks up a crystal and changes history.
8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Debbie is befriended by a baby panda.
9.05 The Woody Woodpecker Show
Animated triple bill.
9.25 The Cramp Twins
Mari goes to extreme measures to avoid having a family photo taken.
9.40 The Mummy
Will the O'Connells be able to rescue the kidnapped Einstein in time?
10.00 Grange Hill
Omnibus edition. Briony makes a shocking discovery.
(Shown last Tuesday and Thursday on BBC1)
10.50 The Next Big Thing
Girl/boy duo Liquid Crystal shoot for stardom.
(Shown last Friday BBC1)
Star of the East. An offended potentate turns his cutting-edge gunship on Stingray.
11.40 Trapped in the Depths A deranged scientist tricks Troy so that Stingray can be hijacked and her crew left to die underwater.
Off the Menu. The gang have to use their alien abilities when the school is held hostage by Brody after his mind is affected by a freak electrical accident.
Actress Miriam Margolyes relives her perfect memories of childhood holidays at the seaside and Bleak House.
(Greated London)
1.00 Metropol
Reviewing the week's political events from a London perspective. Presented by Jon Craig.
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(South East)
Weekly look at politics in the South and South East, with Bruce Parker.
Regional Programmes: satellite viewers will need to retune to analogue TV to receive South on Sunday.
Live Grand Prix athletics coverage from Birmingham's National Indoor Arena, introduced by Roger Black. The commentators are Steve Cram, Stuart Storey, Jonathan Edwards, Sally Gunnell and John Regis.
Introduced by Sue Barker and Steve Rider.
Live coverage of the women's super giant slalom, with commentary by Matt Chilton and Graham Bell. Also,
Britain's start in the two-man bobsleigh event, USA take on Russia in ice hockey, plus the best over-night action in the short-track speed skating. Commentary is by Paul Dickenson , Bob Ballard and Tony Gubba. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/winterolympics
The Dirty War: Israel Undercover. The first of a two-part documentary examining the military tactics, intelligence-gathering methods and the thinking of the Israelis and the Palestinians in the conflict in the Middle East. Tonight's first documentary follows Sayaret Golani and Egoz, two Israeli elite commando units, taking part in snatch and ambush missions deep in Palestinian territory. Reporter John Kampfner reveals the criteria by which the military decide whether or not to take someone alive.
Director Dominic Allan : Executive producer Tom Roberts BOOK: The Day That Shook the World, in which BBC correspondents. including Fergal Keane. John Simpson. George Alagiah. Bridget Kendall. Jeff Randall and Stephen Evans , assess the impact of the September llth attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. £6.99 from retailers
Thirteen-year-old Pierre Pitt from north-west London is academically able, but a combination of street culture and peer pressure is making him underachieve at school.
Pierre spends a month in leafy small-town Hertfordshire with the black professional Newman family. Will mentoring and a change of environment help Pierre?
The Killer Sex. Why are men much more likely to murder than women? Tonight's programme tells the story of Michael Ross , who claims that he had an "uncontrollable urge" to rape and kill eight women, and Dion Sanders , who unexpectedly turned to murder during a robbery.
Researchers are beginning to unravel the scientific clues that reveal what turns some men into impulsive killers.
Producer Mike Smith : Executive producer Harry Dean
Drama. Fired with enthusiasm, young Ron Kovic volunteers for the Vietnam War only to be seriously wounded in battle. Paralysed from the chest down, he returns to an America vastly different from the one he left and attempts to heal the mental and physical wounds he has sustained.
(Widescreen)
(1989, 18) ****
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Last of the cartoon comedy series. Mr Hell, voiced by veteran comedian Bob Monkhouse , provides a brief history of parties.
Producer Jay Falconer ; Executive producer Jon Plowman
The mirthful music quiz features US singer Alexander O'Neal , ex-Take That member Mark Owen , DJ Nemone Metaxas and Ian Watkins from Welsh rock band Lostprophets.
Shown last Monday
Repeats are not indicated.
Exam Revision 2.00 GCSE Bitesize Spanish Languages 4.00 Talk Italian (parts 1-4) Working In Education 5.00 The Guide
Open University 6.00 Under the Walnut Tree 88789 6.30 Quality Care: which is the best daycare option?
