Listings
: Westminster
Parliamentary update.: Daytime on Two How to Make Your
Note: repeats are not indicated.Own Video Report
A chance to make a video diary for use in the Q and A series.
: Global Environment
Explores threats to the sea from pollution and overfishing.: Let's See: Go 4,5
The importance of sunlight to living things.: You and Me
Spike wants Cosmo's hat, but does it fit?: Mathscope
The playground's under threat - what can be done?: Over the Moon
Mr Boom meets a new storyteller who tells him a story about a new friendship.Contributors
: Ghostwriter
Who Burned Mr Brinker 's 'sStore? (Part 4). The
Ghostwriter team prove that Brinker is a video pirate.
Contributors
: Thunderbirds
An old favourite in French.: QandA
Your views on all aspects of school television, (Stereo): Landmarks
Why are the tropical rainforests being destroyed? (Stereo): Lernexpress
Life for young people in Nordfriesland.: History File
The Roman Empire. TheRoman army's success. (Stereo)
: The Geography Programme
How water from the Colorado River became the lifeblood of south west America's sprawling desert cities. (Stereo): Lifeschool
Careers. A look at whether to stay on at school, or leave in search of a job. (Stereo): Business Matters
The Swan Challenge. Polar explorer Robert Swan believes that shared experiences enhance business. To test the theory, he issued a challenge to three young, cynical managers to accompany him toSnowdonia for five days. (Teletext)
Contributors
: Pigeon Street
Animated cartoon. Everybody in Pigeon Street seems to be taking up a hobby.: The Family Ness
The adventures of the monster family of Loch Ness.: Music Time
Cinderella's ugly sisters introduce tunes that go up and down in pitch. (Stereo): News and Weather
Followed by You and Me: Advice Shop
Topical welfare rights magazine with news, views, information and advice on benefits, pensions, services and the law. With Helen Madden and Andrew Miller.* SUPPORT MATERIAL: for free "Claim It Pack" dial free 0[number removed]. or the free helpline on 0[number removed].
Contributors
: News; Weather
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES (news): page 888Followed by Westminster Live
Live coverage of the House of Commons, including Prime Minister's questions. With lain Macwhirter and John Cole.
Contributors
: News and Weather and Regional News; Weather
* TELETEXT SUBTITLES (news): page 888: Behind the Headlines
BBC2's daily talk show.Today: political discussion with Lord Archer and Tony Banks. (Repeatedat 12.30am)
Contributors
: Plunder
Clive Anderson selects favourite clips from the BBC archives. They include Tony Hancock 's spoof portrayal of the foreman of the jury in Twelve Angry Men, DrFinlay Casebook and Frankie Howerd on That Was the Week ThatWas. With Emma Freud.
Contributors
: Food and Drink
Including a visit to the Munich Oktoberfest and a recipe for autumn apple cake.● STEREO
: Tarzan and the Great River
Tarzan discovers that a tribal chieftain has revived the ancient cult of the Leopard Men, and travels up-river to confront the evil sect. With Mike Henry. Director Robert Day0 FILMS: pages 48.56
Contributors
: First Sight
Current affairs series giving in-depth reports on major regional news stories. Editor Mike Flood Page● REGIONAL PROGRAMME
: The Essential History of Europe
Unusual insights into each of the 12 member states of the EC.Italy. Modern Italians have an equivocal attitude to their history - so many of their past glories have had disastrous consequences. Satirist and playwright Dario Fo presents a people unimpressed by government, and unified only by their refusal to be unified. Director Richard Denton
Senes producer John Trtffltt ● STEREO
Contributors
: Top Gear
Chris Goffey examines two new diesel cars from Citroen and Honda. And Tony Mason sets up a challenge between British rally champions past and present - Colin McRae , who next week seeks to win the Lombard RAC Rally, and Roger Clark , who won it 20 years ago. Producer Ken PollockExecutive producer Dennis Adams 0 STEREO
● INFORMATION: ring 089 1 -[number removed]for this week's new car test details. (Calls cost 36p/min cheap rate. 48p other times.)
Contributors
: Absolutely Fabulous
A comedy series set in the rarefied world of fashion PR, starring and written by Jennifer Saunders with Joanna LumleyNeurotic businesswoman Edina gets worried about her weight and about a visitor from her past.
(Stereo) (Teletext subtitles: p888)
Contributors
: We Have Ways of Making You Think
Second of a three-part series that reveals how propagandists use popular film and TV.Selling Politics American
Style. A topical examination of the American political consultants, whose activities have so changed democracy in the US that Abraham Lincoln himself would be unelectable today. "He just doesn't look like a modern president should," says one leading consultant. Producer Laurence Rees
Executive producer Jeremy Bennett
Contributors
: 10x10
Slugs and Snails. Three women in a beauty salon candidly discuss men. Director Susan BrandSenes producer Colin Rose
Contributors
: The Late Show
Arts and media programme. ● STEREO: Later with Jools Holland
John Cale and the band Television are among tonight's guests. Director Janet Fraser-Crook Producer Mark Cooper ● STEREOContributors
: Behind the Headlines
Daily talk show.: BBC Select
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