Listings
With Signing.
(Subtitled)
Shown yesterday on BBC1 at 5.10pm.
The latest Parliamentary news.
Note: repeats are not indicated.
9.00 The French Collection: Grands Personnages
(ages 16+)
9.25 See You, See Me: See 1960s
(ages 7-9) (Stereo)
9.45 Watch: Famous People
(ages 5-7)
10.25 Come Outside: Apples
(ages 4-5) (Stereo)
10.45 Teaching Today: Primary Science
(Stereo)
11.15 Le Club: Mes Amis
(ages 9-12)
11.30 Ghostwriter: Ghost Story: Part 5
(ages 10-12)
With signing and subtitles.
(Shown Sunday on BBC1 at 10.00am)
(Stereo)
1.00 Teaching Today: Art Classics
1.30 Showcase: Early Years
(Stereo)
1.40 Thunderbirds in Hindi: The Perils of Penelope: Episode 5
1.45 You and Me: Emergency!
(ages 3-5)
A 13-part series charting worldwide conflict.
The origins of the Second World War, from the invasion of Abyssinia by Italy in 1935.
(Part 2 is on Thursday at 2.10pm)
Contributors
Narrator:
Robert
Powell
Writer:
Charles
Messenger
Followed by Westminster with Nick Ross
Live coverage of today's Parliamentary business.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Presenter (Westminster with Nick Ross):
Nick
Ross
Fourth quarter-final of the quiz.
(Stereo)
The cookery game show.
(Stereo)
Esther Rantzen and her guests discuss pornography.
(Stereo)
Contributors
Presenter:
Esther
Rantzen
Antiques auction game, presented by Andy Craig , with Jilly Goolden and Eric Knowles.
Contributors
Presented By:
Andy
Craig
Unknown:
Jilly
Goolden
Unknown:
Eric
Knowles.
Will is introduced to the delights of the country club and beautiful Mimi Mumford.
Danielle decides to leave school after being offered a job in television. Meanwhile, Yola becomes jealous of Joe's relationship with an old flame.
Lisa I'Anson presents the series in which celebrities discuss fictional dilemmas faced by teenagers, based on real-life situations.
Tonight, Donna Air (Charlie from Byker Grove) and actor and singer Sean Maguire offer their advice to the agonised parties. Joe has broken up with Debbie, but then finds himself the object of both her sister's and her mother's affections; and Becky has been betrayed by Martin but is under pressure to help him. (Stereo)
Contributors
Presenter:
Lisa
I'Anson
Guest:
Donna
Air
Guest:
Sean
Maguire
Series Producer:
Ian
Stewart
Executive Producer:
Jane
Hewland
Stephanie Pain has just started her first term at Sheffield Hallam University. But will the course live up to expectations, and if she runs into difficulties, will help be available? With more students leaving university before graduating, The Knowledge investigates what steps universities can take to reverse this trend. Last in the series.
Contributors
Subject:
Stephanie
Pain
Director/Producer:
Frank
Ash
The Dolphin Opera
Tonight's programme examines what relevance opera can have to those who live in inner city areas. Arion and the Dolphin, a community opera, was put on in Plymouth, Devon, after being commissioned by the English National Opera Baylis Programme. It was composed by Alec Roth , and the libretto written byVikram Seth. The programme follows the reactions of two of the primary school children who took part as the opening night approaches. Producer Penny Bowles; Director Nadia Haggar
Contributors
Composed By:
Alec
Roth
Tonight, Rick Stein is in Padstow on one of the most important days of the year for the Cornish fishing town. Last in the series.
See today's choices.
Contributors
Presenter/Chef:
Rick
Stein
Director/Producer:
David
Pritchard
Bob and Terry chat up a couple of pretty girls - just to see if the old magic is still there.
Contributors
Writer:
Dick
Clement
Writer:
Ian La
Frenais
Producer:
James
Gilbert
Bob:
Rodney
Bewes
Terry:
James
Bolam
Waiter:
Gertan
Klauber
Norma:
Brenda
Cavendish
Susan:
Anita
Carey
Mrs Ferns:
Barbara
Oglivie
A look at the United Nations.
Michael Ignatieff follows the UN's Secretary General, Dr Boutros Boutros Ghali on a tour of several African states. Meanwhile, in the former Yugoslavia, the authority of the United Nations continues to be eroded, as UN-designated safe havens come under threat from the Bosnian Serbs.
See today's choices.
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Ignatieff
Subject:
Dr Boutros Boutros
Ghali
Director:
Tim
Lambert
Producer:
Amanda
Thennissen
With Peter Snow.
Contributors
Presenter:
Peter
Snow
Winner of the International Jury Prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival, Ken Loach's new film, Land and Freedom, is an impassioned account of the Spanish Civil War.
Loach on Location went to Spain during the shooting of the film to observe the director and cast at work. Screenwriter Jim Allen and historical adviser Andy Durgan are among colleagues who discuss the themes of the film and Loach's working methods.
Contributors
Subject:
Ken
Loach
Interviewee:
Jim
Allen
Interviewee:
Andy
Durgan
Producer:
Sophie
Balhatchet
Producer:
Glenn
Wilhide
Series editor:
Michael
Poole
Political chat show, tonight hosted by Sarah Baxter.
Contributors
Presenter:
Sarah
Baxter
Open University
12.30 Duccio The Rucellai Madonna
1.00 The Palazzo Publico, Siena
1.30 The Spanish Chapel, Florence
Nightschool
2.00 Sex Education/Landmarks
BBC Focus
4.00 Teaching and Learning with IT
4.30 Read and Write Together
5.00 Italia 2000
5.30 Film Education: Pocahontas-Fact... Legend... Film
Technology Season
6.00 Computing for the Less Terrified: Spreadsheets and Accounts
6.30 Computing for the Less Terrified: Graphics
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