Repeats are not indicated.
6.15 Given Enough Rope
6 40 Hubbard Brook: the Chemistry of a Forest
7.05 My Favourite Things
7.35 The Liberation of Algebra
With Bill Turnbull, Sian Williams.
Weather update at 8.25.
Human stories from the virtual world, including a patient saved bye-mail. (5)
The body's way of coping with cold. With Kate Humble and Matthew Pinsent.
A visit to Santa Maria Nuova hospital, Italy, in the company of Professor John Guy.
is it possible to beat the odds at the dog track?
News for deaf people, with sign language, in-vision subtitles. Repeated on Tuesday at 3.55am on BBCI
A family express reservations over the MMR vaccination, plus a look at two media entrepreneurs. Hosted by Lara Crooks. With sign language and in-vision subtitles.
(Repeated on Tuesday at 3.10am on BBC1) (W)
Guest chef Andrew Turner from Restaurant 1837 at Brown's hotel in London's Mayfair cooks smoked-salmon potato cakes and black-truffle pannacotta.
Plus another edition of Two Fat Ladies. With Gregg Wallace. Series producer Sara Kozak
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/food
Animated double bill in which the teenage terrortakes a Cornish camping trip and then tries to make more friends.
More tomorrow 12 noon
More expert tips on personal grooming.
*** A Saturday Matinée double bill starring Michael York starts with this action adventure. 1901: sailing off north Germany's sandbanks, Arthur Davies grows suspicious of a yachtsman. Widescreen. In English and German with subtitles. Review page 59. Director Tony Maylam (1978. U)
Historical drama, concluding the Saturday Matinée double bill starring
Michael York. AD 871, Wessex: with Danes over-running the east coast, young prince Alfred proves his military worth. But he fares less well as king.
Widescreen. Review page 59. Director Clive Donner (1969)
The dangers of Georgian building practices.
Science-fiction fantasy based on the story by HG Wells , starring Rod Taylor. New Year's Eve, 1899: a brilliant young inventor designs a time machine and travels to
AD 802,701, where a peaceful tribe is being menaced by subterranean mutants. Widescreen. Review page 59.
Director George Pal (1960. PG)
Second of a three-part series in which the story of the recent revolution in British contemporary art is told by key players. It's the early 1990s and Britart hits the headlines as advertising magnate Charles Saatchi unleashes his Young British Artists show, Damien Hirst saws a cow in half and Tracey Emin makes her indelible mark on the scene.
(Repeated tonight at 12.20am on BBC4)
(The series continues on Friday at 9pm on BBC4)
In the first of four new programmes from the series exploring the history of stately homes, Dan Cruickshank, Carenza Lewis and Anna Bennett uncover the secrets of Yorkshire's Harewood House, finding evidence of a darker history that leads to a visit to Barbados.
Carenza joins the detectives: page 23
Zoe Ball hosts the quiz in which two teams of ex-pupils from the same school are tested on their cultural knowledge of the year in which they left formal education. Class of 1977. Former pupils from Herne Bay high school in Kent come face to face, plus music from the previous year's Eurovision Song Contest winners, Brotherhood of Man. Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer Simon Marsh
Comedy drama. Romeo and Gavin are 12-year-olds who seem to have an unbreakable bond of friendship. But, when the mysterious Morell enters their lives, that bond is put to the test. Review page 59.
Director Shane Meadows (1999, 15)
Horizone. Short film about a creature emerging from a desert landscape, choreographed and performed by Wayne McGregor , with Deborah Bull.
Director Gillian Lacey More tomorrow at 12.30am
Three-part series recording the privatemobile-phone conversations of a group of Londoners as theyjuggle their busy and complicated lives.
The Morning After the Night Before. Roifield and Meghan grapple with their baby's birth, while soul singer Larrick decides to give up partying and Jenny launches her latest novel.
Directors/Producers Jenny Byrom , Emma Davie , Katie Isaacs
* Period drama. Finding that her cousin's daughter is betrothed to her own secret lover, the Marquise de Merteuil devises a plot in which her relative won't be a virgin for her wedding. Widescreen. Review page 59.
Director Milos Forman (1989.15) Barry Norman on Milos Forman : page 60
Repeats are not indicated. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Exam Revision GCSE Bitesize Revision Design and Technology - a look at resistant materials and systems.
