Listings
: Open University
6.45 Data Modelling - The Wood from the Trees 7.10Geology: Ore Genesis
: News
: Westminster
A roundup of yesterday's parliamentary business from the Lords and the Commons.: Daytime on Two
9.00 Quinze MinutesFrench magazine for beginners.
9.15 A Life of Our Own
A series for people with learning difficulties.
9.40 A-level German
10.00 You and Me
Sheila speaks Hindi to Cosmo and Dibs.
10.15 Why? Because....
10.40 A Woman's Work?
11.00 Words and Pictures
11.15 Mathspy
11.35 Teaching Today
12.05 Links: Britain and the Developing World
12.30 Lifeschool
12.55 A Way with Numbers
1.20 Tales of Aesop
1.25 What's Inside?
1.40 Zig Zag: The Greeks
A 5th-century Athenian pottery is recreated in the studio.
2.00 News; Weather
followed by You and Me
: World Snooker
World ProfessionalChampionship from
Sheffield. Coverage of the quarter-finals plus a chance to enter the competition to win seats for the final. Introduced by Eamonn Holmes.
Contributors
: News Weather
Followed by Westminster LiveParliamentary highlights of the day.
: News; Weather
and Regional News; Weather: Football
Turkey v England Live coverage of this crucial Group 7 match from Izmir. England will be hoping for a convincing victory. Their previous away matches in Turkey have delivered contrasting results: an 8-0 win in 1984, and a 0-0 draw three years later. Commentary by Barry Davies with Trevor Brooking. Introduced by Steve Rider with Jimmy Hill and Terry Venables. (Highlights tonight in Sportsnight, 10.20pm BBC1) 0 SPORT page 15Contributors
: World Snooker
Action from the quarter-finals.: Star Trek: the Next Generation
Loud as a WhisperA mediator, who was to secure peace, has lost his communication skills.
* TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
: DEFII Rapldo
A tribute to reggae musicianBob Marley. Last in the series presented by Antoine de Caunes. See panel below. Executive producers Alex Berger and Tim Newman
An NBdeC production for BBCtv
Contributors
: Water Wars
A three-part series exploring the importance of water in power politics.Good as Gold. In the American west, water has never been far from conflict, high politics, and big bucks. Now, in a reversal of history, Indians have won huge new water rights from their outraged white neighbours. As growing cities in the west fight to get water, the new breed of water-brokers are making a fortune buying and selling water rights. Written and narrated by Michael Elliott.
Series producer Michael Waldman * PICTURE STORY: page 72
RAPIDO, BBC2
Contributors
: World Snooker
An update on tonight's play, introduced by David Vine.(Coverage continues in Sportsnight at
10.20pm on BBC1)
Contributors
: Sleepers
Last part of the comedy-thriller by John Flanagan and Andrew McCulloch , starring Nigel HaversWarren Clarke
Welcome Home. In the Scottish Highlands, Jeremy and Albert prepare the last stage of their escape, hoping they have left the KGB, the CIA and MI5 well behind.
Meanwhile in Eccles, Private Investigator Bob Riley discovers Albert is not all he seems. And in Moscow, has anything changed since 1966?
Producer Caroline Gold Director Geoffrey Sax
A Cinema Verity production for BBCtv • TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
: Fifth Column
A personal perspective which challenges the consensus on a subject of current interest. Editor Anne TyermanContributors
: A Party Election Broadcast
By the Labour Party.: The Late Show
American writerWilliam Styron , author of Sophie's
Choice, talks about depression and creativity.
Producer Janey Walker
Contributors
: Open University
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