Listings
: See Hear Breakfast News
With signing and subtitles. Stereo.: Children's BBC: Stingray
Puppets. Atlanta throws a fancy dress party. (Rpt): Children's BBC: Run the Risk
Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBC1.: Children's BBC: Wishing
Animation. Becky's jumping friends help her to find her ball. Repeated at 2.00pm.: The Record
Parliamentary updates. Stereo ....: Daytime on Two
Note: repeats are not indicated.9.05 Mathsphere Special (ages 12-16) Weight Stereo 6765556 9.25 English
Express (ages 9-11) Characters and Plots stereo 6778020 9.45 Words and Pictures
(ages 5-7) Under the Stairs
: Children's BBC: Playdays
Peggy is getting Daisy ready for the big show. (Stereo): Daytime on Two
10.25 Numbertime (ages 4-5) Side by Side Stereo 2225376 10.45 Cats' Eyes(ages 5-7) The Earth and beyond 3246643 11.00 Around Scotland (ages 10-12) Act of Union - Politics 6944681 11.20 Music Makers (ages 7-9+) Animals and the Environment
Stereo 6737285 11.40 Study Ireland (ages 11-16) From Home Rule to Partition
Stereo 4325933 12.00 TV6 (ages 15-19)
Euthanasia
: Working Lunch
Business information,: Daytime on Two
1.00 The Geography Programme(ages 11-16) People and Maps 82134001 1.20 Zig Zag (ages 8- 10+) Where You Live, Where I Live 82154865 1.40 Come Outside
(ages 4-5)
: Children's BBC: Wishing
Shown at 8.25am.: The Andrew Neil Show
Talk show, presented by Andrew Neil.Fordetails see yesterday
3.00 News
Regional News and Weather
Contributors
: Westminster with Nick Ross
Live coverage of Parliamentary events.3.55 News
Regional News and Weather
: Today's the Day
Quiz about bygone years,: Ready, Steady, Cook
Culinary game show. stereo ................: The Oprah Winfrey Show
Expectant parents put their questions to the experts in the studio with presenter Oprah Winfrey as today's programme tackles the subject of pregnancy.: A Week to Remember
Pathe News from 1956. B/W: A Different Country Practice
The series focusing on the AiredaleNHS Trust ends with a look at the work of midwife Kathryn Walsh.
Postponed from 28 February ....
Contributors
: Star Trek: The Next Generation: Parallels
Events begin to convince Worf that his grip on reality is slipping.Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is tomorrow at 6.00pm
Contributors
: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Olympiad. Buck Rogers helps an Olympic athlete from the planet Loziria to defectto Earth.Contributors
: The Car's the Star
Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud. Quentin Willson discovers the delights of the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud in the last of the series. Launched on the market in 1955, this classic car weighed in at two tons and took three months to construct. Celebrity owners Barbara Cartland , Jimmy Savile and Richard O'Brien explain the model's attractions. Director Brian Morgan ; Series producer Jon Bentley Top Gear is tomorrow evening at 8.30pmContributors
: A Bad Time to Be a Man
Last in a series of six short films focusing on men in the nineties.Slow Motion. A middle-aged man - usually articulate and thoughtful - offers an account of how his violence contributed to the disintegration of his marriage and how he sought help to overcome his behaviour.
Producer Liz Jackson ; Executive producer
Debbie Christie
Contributors
: Ken Hom's Hot Wok
Chinese chef Ken Hom entertains Tales of the City author Armistead Maupin in the last show in the series, preparing a low-fat dinner of steamed chicken and poached ginger pears.Tonight's trip takes him to Edinburgh where he makes a stir-fried pasta dish with orange and curry for a group of Scottish soldiers. In his own kitchen he cooks Malaysian and Thai dishes.
See Ken Horn : page 36
Contributors
: University Challenge
Selwyn College, Cambridge, takes on University College, Oxford, in the first quarterfinal. With Jeremy Paxman. Director Vernon Antcliffe ; Producer Peter GwynContributors
: Modern Times: Tracy and Joey
Documentary series that looks at the way we live today.The story of Joey, Tracy, his addiction to heroin and crack, her horrific death at the hands of strangers, and the legacy the tragedy has left behind for their two children.
See today's choices.
Stereo Subtitled
Contributors
: A Man's World
Third in a six-part series that looks at attitudes towards masculinity in Britain duringthe first half of the century.The Lover. Strict moral codes cast men in the leading role where romantic matters were concerned. But sexual taboos meant many men got married ignorant of the true nature of their emotions. The advent of the Second
World War, however, brought the opportunity to explore the area of extramarital affairs. Narrated by Tom Georgeson. See today's choices. Producer Steve Humphries ; Executive producer
SamOrgan Stereo Subtitled ............
Followed by NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK Video Nation Shorts See Tuesday for details
Contributors
: Murder One
Another chance to see the third of the new 23-part crime drama series, starring Daniel BenzaliChapter Three. Heart-throb actor Neil Avedon faces charges for the rape and murder of Jessica Costello.
Shown yesterday at 9.00pm For cast see yesterday.
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: The Midnight Hour
Late-night discussion programme.Hosted by Andrew Neil.
Contributors
: The Learning Zone
Open University12.30 The Palazzo Pubblico , Siena
Rpt Subtitled 32841 1.00 Rocky Shores Life on the Edge
1.30 Data-based Aids Night School
2.00TeachingToday
BBC Focus
4.00 Benefits Agency Today
Rpt 86991082 4.15 Tapeless Health and Safety in the Non-Linear
Environment Rpt 86996537 4.30 Disability Today Rpt27082 5.00
Voluntary Sector Television: Young people and the vote, consultancy for small charities, new accounting reguiations.
Open University
6.00 Maths Modelling Seat Belts 9593792 6.25 Animal Behaviour A
Conflict of Interests Rpt 9589599 6.50 Catalysts against Pollution
Contributors
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