Listings
: See Hear Breakfast News
With signing and subtitles. Stereo .: Children's BBC: Blue Peter
Shown yesterday 5.10pm. (Stereo): Children's BBC: Postman Pat
Pat rounds up sheep. Repeated at 1.00pm. (Rpt): The Record
Parliamentary update,: The Natural World
Amazon: the Flooded ForestAnthony Hopkins narrates the conclusion of this two-part film about the species found in the rainforest.
Contributors
: Children's BBC: Playdays
(Rpt) (Stereo): The Fugitive
Masquerade. Richard Kimble becomes the target of unwanted police attention.First shown on ITV B/W
Contributors
: Camp Wilder
The whole camp is talking about Brody and Danielle's first kiss.: The Addams Family
Morticia plays Cupid, b/w: See Hear
With signing and subtitles.Shown on Sunday at 10.15am on BBC 1
: Working Lunch
Consumer news. Stereo....................: Children's BBC: Postman Pat
Shown 8.20am.: The Time of Your Life
A series about adventurous mature people, today featuring a middle-aged couple travellingthe world. Rpt.: Wear It Well
Designer Terry Fox and ateam of experts suggest how to use clothes people own to create a sense of style. stereo ...Contributors
: Global Warning
Huntingwild pigs in Hawaii: The Oprah Winfrey Show
Memorable moments from editions that went on the road, Stereo Subtitled.: It's a Frog's Life
The evolution of amphibians.: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: Westminster with Nick Ross
Political events. Stereo Subtitled ..: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: A Week to Remember
PatheNewsfrom 1956. b/w: Royal Ascot
Further coverage of the opening day, featuringthe 4.20pm race. Highlights at11.50pm on BBC1. Stereo ..........
: Children's BBC: Ocean Odyssey
Neri hunts for a clue to her past. (Stereo) (Subtitled): Children's BBC: Activ8
Today, sand racing, playing handball, tap dancing and skiing. Rptd tomorrow 8.00am. (Stereo): Neighbours
The warriors return - but where is the good doctor? Jo goes too far.Shown at 1.35pm on BBC1 Forcastsee
Wednesday Stereo
: Fresh Prince of Bel Air: I, Done
Will ponders his achievements since coming to Bel Air. Last in series.Contributors
: Heartbreak High
A science project brings jealous rivalries to the fore - and results in Matt being electrocuted.DESIGNS OF THE TIMES
Contributors
: Public Property
Fourth of a six-part series looking at how noted architects can transform neglected and unfashionable areas.Tonight, Sir Norman Foster puts his thoughts into practice. Adamant that all design - from furniture to public space - should bear people in mind, he sets about creating a new living environment for mentally-ill residents at Bellsdyke Hospital near Falkirk. The design has to take into account the health authority's meagre funds, the sensitivity of the residents to their surroundings, and theircare needs. Editor Peter Neil ; Series producer
Catherine Wheatley The Designs of the Times season continues tomorrow with the BBC Design
Awardsat7.30pm Stereo
Contributors
: Today's the Day
The second semi-final of the nostalgia quiz, presented by Martyn Lewis. The final is tomorrow at 8.30pm.Contributors
: Tracks
The return of the series that provides a guide to the British countryside.Tonight, Ray Mears demonstrates the pleasures of alfresco cuisine when he cooks fresh salmon over a logfire. Nick Fisherdiscovers why modern bird spotters need a CD playeras well as binoculars. Plus, a new animation set in the fifties entitled Nature Notes.
Producer Kathryn Moore ; Series producer
DickColthurst Stereo Subtitled ............
* See This Week: page 8
Contributors
: Murder One
Crime drama starringDaniel Benzali
Chapter 16. Julie Costello shocks the courtroom. The
Hoffmans, meanwhile, have domestic trials of their own. See today's choices.
Rptd tomorrow 1 1.15pm Stereo Subtitled. ♦ Murder wonderful: page 6
Contributors
: Dickie Bird: a Rare Species
An affectionate look at one of cricket's best-loved and most colourful characters, test umpire Harold Dennis Bird , known as "Dickie". With a record 63 test matches behind him, he retires from international duty afterthe Second Test between England and India at Lord's. Narrated by Harry Gration.Coverage of the Second Test starts on Thursday at 10.55am on BBC 1. See today's choices.
Producer Emma Josling
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Contributors
: Strange Days
In the first of a three-part series investigating superstition in modem times, journalist Catherine Bennett questions the current obsession with the paranormal, and wonders why society is looking to the mystical to escape the insecurities of the 20th century.See today's choices.
Director Janet Lee
Executive producer Michael Wills
Contributors
: Close Up
Favourite movie movements.Jonathan Ross chooses a clip from Russ Meyer 's Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill! Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: The Learning Zone
Open University12.30 The Industrial Countryside Subtitled 11548 1.00 A Language for Movement Rpt 89068 1.30 Project Management
Night School
2.00 Technology Starters
BBC Focus
4.00 Teaching and Learning with IT 10567 4.30 United Nations: 50 Years of Activity 66161 5.00 Understanding Dyslexia Rpt 41364 5.30 Film Education
Open University
6.00 Maths Rpt 6434819 6.25 OU All Hours Rpt 6340426 6.50 The
Victorian High Church
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