Listings
: See Hear Breakfast News
With signing and subtitles.: Children's BBC: Smurfs' Adventures
Cartoon.: Children's BBC: Activ8
Sports and activities series. Shown yesterday 5.10pm. (Stereo) (Subtitled): Children's BBC: Mr Benn
Animation. (Rpt): The Record
Parliamentary news.: The Natural World
Scandinavia - Lands of the Midnight Sun First of a two-part look at seasonal changes in Sweden, Norway and Finland. Part2istomorrowat9.05am Rpt Stereo.: Children's BBC: Playdays
(Rpt) (Stereo): The Fugitive
Nicest Fella You 'd Ever Want to MeetRichard Kimble witnesses a murder.
FirstshownonlTV B/W Subtitled .........
Contributors
: Camp Wilder
Ricky decides to become more responsible. (Rpt): The Addams Family
Lurch learns to dance. b/w Rpt ..: Great Crimes and Trials of the 20th Century
The rise and fall of thirties New York mobster Lucky Luciano.B/WandColour Rpt ...........................
Contributors
: Working Lunch
Consumerinformation. Stereo ........: Children's BBC: Melvin and Maureen's Music-a-Grams
Musical series.: The Time of Your Life
Today, pensioners' politics and how to keep romance alive.: A-Zof Food
The first in a new series on food looks at the history Of the apple. Stereo....: Wear It Well
Ideas forflattering clothes.: Year of the Pier
Weston-super-Mare'spier.: Cricket
Highlights of the women's one-day internationals in which England play New Zealand. With David Gower.Contributors
: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: Westminster
Political events. Stereo Subtitled ...: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: Children's BBC: Tex Avery
Cartoon.: Children's BBC: Casper Classics
Cartoon.: Children's BBC: Jonny Briggs
Penultimate part.Dramatised by Valerie Georgeson, from a story by Joan Eadington.
Contributors
: Children's BBC: Rugrats
More fun with the infants.: Children's BBC: Blue Peter
Today, Romana D'Annunzio visits Rome in Italy. Rptd tomorrow 7.55am. (Stereo) (Subtitled)Contributors
: The Phil Silvers Show: A Mess Sergeant Can't Win
Vintage American comedy series.Bilko is desperately trying to lose some money - but unfortunately he has a very stubborn winning streak.
: Star Trek: The Next Generation: All Good Things
The series concludes with a feature-length episode.Captain Picard finds himself travelling between the past, present and future in an attempt to prevent the destruction of humanity. As he relives his past and experiences his old age, he is forced to confront the possibility that he may have been responsible for the end of civilization.
A series of Star Trek: Voyager starts in the autumn. See today's choices.
* See Sci-fi: page 50
DESIGNS OF THE TIMES
Contributors
: BBC Design Awards
The last in a series of three design competitions concentrates on the graphic design category. A panel of judges have selected five finalists from a wide variety of entries, leaving the winnerto be decided by viewers' votes. Presented by Janet Street-Porter .Viewers can vote by calling one of the numbers below. The winnerwill be announced in a programme on 8 July.
Corporate identity for the Association forthe Prevention of Addiction:
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Cream Live CD covers:
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The Disney Channel on-screen identity:
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Flexible Food Wrap:
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South Eastern Trains postercampaign:
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Calls cost a maximum of 1 Op. Lines are open until 27 June. To vote via website: www.bbc.co.uk/design_awards Producer Paul Murphy ; Executive producer
Keith Alexander BBC Design Awards events sponsored by Audi
Contributors
: Wildlife on Two
Babies BewareThe Hanuman langur monkeys of the ancient Indian city of Jodhpur have a social life filled with danger and violence. Most at risk are the small babies, and this film tells the story of their race against time to grow up. Narrated by David Attenborough. Producer Neil Nightingale
Contributors
: Today's the Day
The nostalgia quiz reaches its climax with the last two couples facing each other in the final. Presented by Martyn Lewis. Last in the series.Contributors
: Secrets of Lost Empires
The Incas. The Incas ruled a vast empire stretching the length of the world's longest mountain range, the Andes, years ago. In it they built magnificent temples and fortresses out of blocks of stone. Here, ateamofexpertstryto resolve some of the mysteries surroundingtheir remarkable feats of engineering. Narrated by Art Malik. See today's choices.Producer Michael Barnes ; Executive producer
Robin Brightwell
Contributors
: Postcards from the Country
Seventh in the eight-part series about the changing nature of Britain's countryside.The Norfolk Broads - Wetland Paradise
Inhabitants of the Norfolk Broads describe how life there has changed, partly because of an increase in the number of tourists and agricultural pollution. See today's choices. Producers Mike Birkhead and David W Rolfe
BBC BOOK: Postcards from the Country is available in hardback from bookshops.
Contributors
: Murder One
Chapter 16. Jessica Costello 's diary is used in court, embarrassing her many high-profile clients.Shown yesterday 9.00pm Stereo Subtitied.754242
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
: The Learning Zone
Open University12.30 Art in 14th-century Florence Orsanmichele Rpt
1.30 The Psychology of Addiction
Night School
2.00 Technology
BBC Focus
4.00 Health and Safety at Work
Rpt 43546643 4.15 Find out about BBC Focus Rpt 43541198 4.30 Disability Today Rpt 63407 5.00 Voluntary Sector Television
Open University
6.00 Water by the Volume
6321391 6.25Pathfindinginthe Brain Rpt 6317198 6.50 Velocity Diagrams
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