Listings
: Teletubbies
Naughty Duck. TheTeletubbies hear Tamzin Griffin tell a funny story about a naughty little duck.
Shown yesterday at 10am
Contributors
Unknown:
Tamzin
Griffin
: Tom and Jerry Kids
Atriplebillof cat-and-mouse cartoons............: Blue Peter
Children's magazine.Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1
: Yogi's Treasure Hunt
Cartoon fun with Yogi Bear and friends. Repeat: Hairy Jeremy
Adventures of a hairy prehistoric hero.(Repeat) (Stereo)
: The Record
Parliamentary update. Stereo ....: School programmes
Note: all programmes are in stereo; repeats are not indicated.9.10 Goforlt Food 2947627 9.25 Mad about Music (ages 11-16) Inspiration
2671004 9.45 Come Outside (ages 4-5) Marmalade
: Teletubbies
Ice Cream SundaeThe Teletubbies watch two children making delicious ice-cream sundaes.
Repeatedtomorrowat7am
: School programmes
10.30 Storytime (ages 4-5)Lullabyhullabaloo! 6411443 10.45
The Experimenter (ages 7-9)
11.05 Space Ark (ages 7-11) The
Environment: Recycling Living Things
9087917 11.15 ZigZag(ages 7-9) The
Romans: Country Life 9248917 11.35 TV: Friend or Foe? (ages 11-13) Newshound 6508288 11.55 Lifeschool (ages 14+) XYZ Is for Education
: Working Lunch
Consumer issues.: The Family Ness
Adventures with family of monsters. Repeat.......: Tales of the Tooth Fairies
Animated fairy adventures. Repeat ..........: The Countryside Hour
Bob Langley visits the countryside of central-southern England, the South Downs and the Weald, and unravels the secrets of the local wildlife. With Simon King , John Bailey , Roger Key. RepeatContributors
Unknown:
Bob
Langley
Unknown:
Simon
King
Unknown:
John
Bailey
Unknown:
Roger
Key.
: Golf
Steve Rider introduces first-round action from the Oxfordshire Golf Club of the International Open, the first British tournament of the 1998 European tour.Germany's indomitable Bernhard Langer should be back to begin the defence of the title he won last year by fighting off gales, storms and the challenge of Ian Woosnam to record a two-shot victory. Peter Alliss, Alex Hay, Mike Hughesdon and Beverly Lewis are in the commentary box
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Alliss
Unknown:
Alex
Hay
Unknown:
Mike
Hughesdon
Unknown:
Beverly
Lewis
: News
Regional News and Weather: Westminster with Anne Mackenzie
Live coverage of the day's business in Parliament. Stereo Subtitled .......: News
Regional News and Weather: Golf
Continued coverage of the action from the first round of the International Open at the Oxfordshire Golf Club. With Steve Rider.Executive producer John Shrewsbury ........
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Rider.
Producer:
John
Shrewsbury
: Today's the Day
Quiz about bygone years.: Star Trek: Voyager: Eye of the Needle
Via a wormhole, the crew of Voyager establish contact with a cargo ship in the Alpha Quadrant. But can they convince its captain of their story?(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
(Star Trek is tomorrow at 6.25pm)
Contributors
Captain Kathryn Janeway:
Kate
Mulgrew
Chakotay:
Robert
Beltran
B'Elanna Torres:
Roxann
Biggs-Dawson
Lt Tom Paris:
Robert Duncan
McNeill
Telek:
Vaughn
Armstrong
: Third Rock from the Sun
A double bill of the sci-fi comedy. Dick Like Me. The aliens decide they should join an ethnic group. I Enjoy Being a Dick. Dick infiltrates Dr Albright's women's group.Repeat Stereo
Contributors
Dick Solomon:
John
Lithgow
Sally Solomon:
Kristen
Johnston
Harry Solomon:
French
Stewart
Tommy Solomon:
Joseph
Gordon-Levitt
Dr Mary Albright:
Jane
Curtin
: Out and About
Attractions accessible from the A41 feature this week in the regional leisure guide with more ideas for enjoyable outings.Diane-Louise Jordan goes paintballing in St Albans , while Mike Embley learns to flamenco dance off Oxford Street.
Director Sukai Eccleston
Producer SuziWorster ................... REGIONAL PROGRAMME: see variations in panel on left
Contributors
Unknown:
Diane-Louise
Jordan
Unknown:
St
Albans
Unknown:
Mike
Embley
Director:
Sukai
Eccleston
: Wilderness Walks
Mountaineer Cameron McNeish accompanies enthusiasts on theirfavourite long walks.Baffin Island. McNeish tracks down Matty McNair , who lives on Baffin Island in Canada, to undertake a 90-milejourney in sub-zero temperatures, during which McNair explains the dangers of the expedition.
Director/Series producer Richard Else
Repeat Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Matty
McNair
Producer:
Richard
Else
: Top Gear
In the last of the series, Jeremy Clarkson looks at the opposition that the Cougar, Ford's new coupe, will face, whileTiff Needell tests the supercharged version of the Jaguar XK8.
Quentin Willson follows up an earlier report on why it is so hard to buy a right-hand-drive car outside the UK. The programme is setto return in September.
Producer Chris Richards ; Editor Jon Bentley WEB SITE: www.topgear.beeb.com
# Win a weekend in the fast lane: page 33
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Clarkson
Unknown:
Tiff
Needell
Unknown:
Quentin
Willson
Producer:
Chris
Richards
Editor:
Jon
Bentley
: Doctors at Large
Continuing the series updating the personal and professional lives of the individuals first seen in the programme Doctors to Be. ToBeaGP. Threedoctors-David, Ese and Jane-find that being a GP is not an easy option. With a patient to see every seven minutes, never knowing whether the illness will be trivial or terminal, the pressure is intense. Seetoday'schoices. Producer Alex Hearle ; Series producer
Tessa Livingstone WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/education
Contributors
Producer:
Alex
Hearle
Producer:
Tessa
Livingstone
: Horizon
The Gulf War JigsawSince the Gulf War,
70,000 British and US veterans have reported illnesses in various forms.
But officialdom refuses to accept that "Gulf War syndrome" has any basis in reality.
The last in the series looks at claims that counter measures used to protecttroops against chemical and biological weapons may have backfired, making some veterans seriously ill.
Horizon returns in September. See today's choices.
Producer Debbie Cadbury ; Series editor
John Lynch WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/horizon
Contributors
Producer:
Debbie
Cadbury
Editor:
John
Lynch
: Several Careful Owners
The secret life of another car is revealed through its log book as a vintage-car enthusiast from Birmingham explains how a Bristol 400 has passed through his restoration yard five times. Director/Producer Richard PearsonThen Israeli Shorts
Contributors
Producer:
Richard
Pearson
: Newsnight
News analysis, presented by Gordon Brewer. subtitled...Contributors
Presented By:
Gordon
Brewer.
: Late Review
Mark Lawson is joined by Tom Paulin, Allison Pearson and Suzanne Moore to review this week's cultural highs and lows.(Stereo)
Followed by Holiday Weather
Contributors
Presenter:
Mark
Lawson
Panellist:
Tom
Paulin
Panellist:
Allison
Pearson
Panellist:
Suzanne
Moore
Series Producer:
Janet
Lee
Editor:
Michael
Pooie
: The Midnight Hour withTariqAli
Political discussion.: BBC Learning Zone
Note: repeats are not indicated. OPEN UNIVERSITY12.30 Containing the Pacific
86776 1.00 The Black Triangle Stereo 82009 1.30 A New Sun Is Born 1: The Coup FURTHER EDUCATION
2.00 Changing Roles of Men and Women
TEACHING FILM AND MEDIA
4.00 Film Education Screening Histories 72738 4.30 Film
Education Masterclass on Production with Sally Hibbin TEACHER TRAINING
5.00 Teaching and Learning with IT; Teaching Today Special
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Alaska: the Last Frontier?
Subtitled 8749202 6.10-7.00am
Relationships
Contributors
Unknown:
Sally
Hibbin
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