Listings
: See Hear Breakfast News
With signing. Stereo: Teletubbies
7.15Amy makes pasta.Shown last Friday
: Help! It's the Hair Bear Bunch
Daily cartoon fun. Repeat ............: Blue Peter
Children's magazine.Shown last Friday BBC1 Stereo Subtitled.
: Juniper Jungle
Has Toby the Turtle turned to crime? Repeat Stereo ....: Orville and Cuddles
Orville gets lost on a trip to the fair. Repeat: Harry and the Hendersons
Roots, the Herb. George badly injures his knee. Repeat Stereo: School Programmes
Note: repeats are not indicated.9.10 German Globo (ages 11-12) 7806906 9.15 Testament (ages 7-11) Stereo Subtitled 177180 9.45 Storytime (ages 4-5)
: Teletubbies
10.00 Eid's New Clothes A mirror appears in Teletubbyland.Repeatedtomorrowat7.15am Repeat
: School Programmes
10.30 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7)Stereo 6495529 10.45 Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7) Stereo 6310884 11.00 Look and Read (ages 7-9) The Legend of the Lost Keys: the First Key Written by Jim Eldridge Stereo Subtitled 2745513 11.20 ZigZag
(ages 7-9) Stereo Subtitled 7317432 11.40 Landmarks (ages 9-12) stereo
6813703 12.00 Maths File (ages 12-16) Stereo Subtitled 1818548 12.20 Showcase Secondary Preview
Contributors
Written By:
Jim
Eldridge
: Working Lunch
Daily consumer reports.: The Greedysaurus Gang
Animated antics of five dinosaurs. Repeat: Hairy Jeremy
Animated adventuresOf ahairy neolithic. Repeat
: The Travel Hour
Daily travel, history, culture and cookery highlights from the BBC archives. The first of five programmes on Spain features Andalucia and includes an episode of Spain on a Plate with Maria Jose Sevilla. Series producer David WilsonExecutive producer Fiona Pitcher ♦ See Holiday 98 Supplement: p65-76
Contributors
Unknown:
Maria Jose
Sevilla.
Producer:
David
Wilson
: Tennis
Highlights from Melbourne Park of the openingday's play in the Australian Open. Commentary by John Barrett , Bill Threlfall and Mark Cox. With John Inverdale.Producer Barbara Slater * See Sport: page 38 lncludingat2.40News Regional News and Weather
Contributors
Commentary By:
John
Barrett
Commentary By:
Bill
Threlfall
Commentary By:
Mark
Cox.
Unknown:
John
Inverdale.
Producer:
Barbara
Slater
: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: The Village
Simmi gets a surprise visit. Repeat Stereo.: Through the Keyhole
Lifestyle game show hosted by David Frost. Repeat StereoContributors
Unknown:
David
Frost.
: Esther
Agroup of childrenjoin a debate on the subject of single-sex schools. With guest Presenter Emma Forbes.Contributors
Presenter:
Emma
Forbes.
: Today's the Day
Nostalgia quiz show.: The Simpsons: Dog of Death
The Simpsons' finances are stretched when Santa's Little Helper falls ill.Repeated next Sunday.
Some Enchanted Evening is on Friday, 6pm.
: Battlestar Galactica
Greetings from Earth (part 2) Reviving the humanoids puts both Starbuck and Apollo in danger. RepeatThen Close Up Film director John Schlesinger chooses a scene from Citizen Kane. Repeat
Contributors
Director:
John
Schlesinger
Unknown:
Citizen
Kane.
: Radical Highs
British windsurfers Nik and Anthony Baker demonstrate their skills at a discipline that sees speeds ofover60mph and climber Anne Arran ascends a sheerfacethat provides few places to secure a firm grip.Directors Lyndon Griffiths and Ed Taylor
Contributors
Unknown:
Anthony
Baker
Unknown:
Anne
Arran
Directors:
Lyndon
Griffiths
Directors:
Ed
Taylor
: Compass
Dr Ngaire Woods takes another in-depth look at a major issue.Vive la Difference. While Britain embraces the free market and globalisation, the French have liberalised their economy while protecting workers' rights and the welfare state. Could this be a lesson for New Labour?
Producer Ben Lewis : Series producer Richard Klein ...................
Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Ngaire
Woods
Producer:
Ben
Lewis
Producer:
Richard
Klein
: Disaster
A Cut Price Tragedy. In May1996, a Valujet DC-9 caught fire in mid-air and plunged into the Florida Everglades, killing all 110 people on board. Told through the eyes of Mary Schiavo , Inspector General with the US Department of Transportation, this dramatisation recalls the events that led to the tragedy. Narrated by John Nettles. Series producer Bryn Higgins
Executive producer Peter Goodchild
WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/education
Contributors
Unknown:
Mary
Schiavo
Unknown:
John
Nettles.
Producer:
Peter
Goodchild
: Ken Horn Travels with a Hot Wok
Chef Ken Hom continues his tour round the Pacific rim with a visit to Singapore, where he cooks wok-smoked chicken at the famous Raffles Hotel, and prepares vegetarian nonya laksa. See today's choices. Director/Producer Kate Kinninmont* See Food: page 28
Contributors
Unknown:
Ken
Hom
Producer:
Kate
Kinninmont
: Looking after Jo Jo
Second of a four-part drama of love and betrayal set among the housing estates of Edinburgh.Starring Robert Carlyle
Working Week. Jo Jo is cleared of robbery but feels cheated to find out he is being excluded from the lucrative market in heroin. See today's choices.
...
Written by Frank Deasy : Producer Deirdre Keir Director John Mackenzie Repeatedon
Saturday Stereo * The Carlyle express: page 20
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Carlyle
Written By:
Frank
Deasy
Producer:
Deirdre
Keir
Director:
John
MacKenzie
John Joe Jo Jo McCann:
Robert
Carlyle
Charlie McCann:
Ewan
Stewart
Lorraine:
Jenny
McCrindle
Basil:
Kevin
McKidd
May McCann:
Ellie
Haddington
DSAIistairWright:
Alexander
Morton
Christine:
Allne
Mowat
Clare:
Lizzy
McInnerny
Big Danny:
Michael
Nardone
Malcie:
David
McKay
Eddie:
Paul
Doonan
Thingme:
Steven
Duffy
Tricia:
Libby
McArthur
Sarah:
Kathryn
Howden
Christy McCann:
Michael
Stewart
DC Gordon Monk:
Gilly
Gilchrist
Jackie McCann:
Billy
McElhaney
Billy:
Billy
McColl
Carol:
Mandy
Matthews
Davey Fenton:
Tom
McGovern
Ian:
Matt
Costello
Young Jo Jo:
Thomas
McTaggart
Jamie:
David
Johnston
Des:
Ron
Donachie
Steve:
George
Anton
Doro:
Patricia
Brake
: Trade Secrets
Market Traders. Including tips for bargain-hunters on getting the most from local markets.Director Stuart Everett ; Producer
Niall Fraser
Contributors
Director:
Stuart
Everett
Producer:
Niall
Fraser
: Goodness Gracious Me
Fixer Uncle and The Six Million Dollar Rupee Man appear in the comedy sketch series with Meera Syal , Sanjeev Bhaskar , Nina Wadia and Kulvinder Ghir.Director Nick Wood ; Producer Anil Gupta
Contributors
Unknown:
Meera
Syal
Unknown:
Sanjeev
Bhaskar
Unknown:
Nina
Wadia
Director:
Nick
Wood
Producer:
Anil
Gupta
: Face to Face
Ian McKellen talks to Jeremy Isaacs about his acting career and also recalls the decision to come out as a homosexual.Producer David Herman ; Series editor
Michael Poole Stereo..............
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Talks:
Ian
McKellen
Unknown:
Jeremy
Isaacs
Producer:
David
Herman
Editor:
Michael
Poole
: The Midnight Hour
Political chat, with David Mellor. Editor Alexandra HendersonContributors
Unknown:
David
Mellor.
Editor:
Alexandra
Henderson
: The Learning Zone OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30 Framingand FormingSubtitled 66469 1.00 The Sonnet
Subtitled 88730 1.30 Music to the Ear
SCHOOLS
2.00 Geography
LANGUAGES
4.00 Suenos World Spanish 5-8 -with English subtitles. BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 SkillsforWork
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Questions of Sovereignty Subtitled 3483285 6.35-7.00am
Blue Haven
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