Listings
: See Hear Breakfast News
With signing. Stereo: Teletubbies
7.15 Eid's New Clothes. Laa-Laa and Dipsy look at their reflections.
Shown yesterday 10am Repeat Stereo.
7.40 Help! It's the Hair Bear Bunch
Animated comedy. Repeat............
8.00 Blue Peter Children's magazine. Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBCl
8.25 Secret Life of Toys Puppetfun.
Repeat Stereo ...............................
: The Record
Parliamentary update. Stereo ....: School Programmes
Note: repeats are not indicated.9.10 Into Work (ages 14+)
4063371 9.25 See You, See Me (ages
7-9) stereo 9488001 9.45 Numbertime (ages 4-6)
: Teletubbies
10.00 Picking and SortingSome girls pick vegetables in the garden. Rptd tomorrow 7.15am Repeat Stereo.....
: School Programmes
10.30 Watch (ages 5-7)10.45 Science Zone (ages 9-11) 4580310 11.05 Space Ark (ages 7-11)
Stereo 8843730 11.15 Megamaths (ages 7-9) Stereo 2700440 11.35 History Rle (ages 11-14)
: See Hear
With signing and subtitles.Shown Sunday at 10.15am, BBCl Stereo .
: Children's BBC: Fireman Sam
Fame beckons for Station Officer Steele.(Repeat)
: The Travel Hour
The Basque country and Cantabria are the subject of today's trawl through the BBC archives. Plus Maria Jose Sevilla 's cookery series Spain on a Plate, Stereo . ACTION PACK: send a cheque for £3, made payable to BBC Education, to [address removed] (or telephone [number removed])Contributors
: Tennis
First-round action from Melbourne Park in the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of 1998. Introduced by John Inverdale.Contributors
: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: Westminster with Anne Mackenzie
Live coverage of the day's business in Parliament. Stereo Subtitled ......: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: The Village
Tony and Jumbo take their rivalry onto the golf course. Repeat: Through the Keyhole
Lifestyle game show hosted by David Frost. Repeat StereoContributors
: Ready, Steady, Cook
Cookery challenge show. Stereo .: Esther
Dai Llewellyn is among the guests as Emma Forbes hosts a discussion on the topic of being single. She talks to people who think relationships are overrated and those who have a profound need to be attached to a partner. Stereo.......Contributors
: Today's the Day
Presented byMartyn Lewis. Stereo ....: Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (part 2) Angry at Phil's decision to run for public office, Vivian moves out to live with her sister Helen.Repeat
Contributors
: Heartbreak High
After a pupil has been stabbed in a fight at a bus stop, Di Barnett decides to hire a security guard forthe school. Drazic soon has cause to regret her decision. StereoContributors
: The O Zone
Music magazine featuring profiles, features and interviews. Presented by Jamie Theakston and Jayne Middlemiss.Producer Angela Ferreira
Contributors
: Walden on Heroes: Alexander the Great
Interviewer and former MP Brian Walden explores the concept of the hero in an off-the-cuff talk.Brian Walden examines Alexander the Great's reputation as the hero's hero and claims that it doesn't stand up to close scrutiny. He accepts that the Macedonian ruler's conquest of Asia in the fourth-century BC was an extraordinary achievement, and notes that Napoleon kept a history of his deeds as bedside reading. But he asks whether a man who could casually spear to death a drinking companion who had saved his life should be honoured for ever as a hero.
Web Site: [web address removed]
Contributors
: University Challenge
Jeremy Paxman chairs another second-round match, asthe London School of Economics returns to take on the newest university in the competition, Oxford Brookes , fora a place in the quarter-final line-up. Director Chris Power ; ProducerPeter Gwyn
Contributors
: Food and Drink
The culinary magazine show presented by Chris Kelly. Antony Worrall Thompson cooks an impressive but simple dessert ricotta fruit cake while Jilly Goolden tastes and recommends alcopops.In an item held overfrom last week, Goolden creates ice cream with local white wine and raspberries while Oz Clarke makes soup with wild mushrooms as the pairvisit Devon to end theirtandem tour of Britain.
Producer Moyra Rose ; Series producer
TimHincks Stereo
BBC GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: available from all good newsagents CEEFAX: page
Contributors
: The Devil's Bed
Drama. Back in the small, fading hometown she left years before, beautiful and lonely Rowena Eklund finds herself torn between her new-found love for a gentle man and her renewed, clandestine lust for his dangerous brother.Director Sam Pillsbury (1994)
+ See Films: pages 44-49 * *
Then Video Nation Shorts
Contributors
: Seinfeld
The Fire. George panics by bolting for an escape route when a fire breaks out at a party for his his girlfriend's son. Meanwhile, Jerry's act at a comedy club is ruined by a disruptive laugh.: The Larry Sanders Show: Beverly and the Prop Job
Her brother's observations about racism at the show prompt Beverly to look for another job.: The Midnight Hour
Political chat show with JanetStreet-Porter, stereo .........
Followed by Weatherview
: The LearningZone OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30 Philosophy in ActionDebates about Boxing 18266 1.00 The Emperor's Gift Subtitled 31599 1.30 Wembley Stadium
SCHOOLS
2.00 Geography LANGUAGES
4.00 Suenos World Spanish 9-12 -with English subtitles. BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Career Moves
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 The Politics of Equal
Opportunity
6.35-7.00am The True Geometry ofNature
LEARNING ZONE GUIDE: (0181)
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