Listings
: Teletubbies
Boom Boom DanceSome children dance to drum music.
Shown yesterday at 10am ..................
: Smurfs' Adventures
More forest frolics with the blue folk. Repeat.: The Really Wild Show
Remarkable facts from the animal world, with Michaela Strachan. Repeat Subtitled .............Contributors
Unknown:
Michaela
Strachan.
: Noah's Island
More polar bear antics.Repeat Subtitled ............................
: King Greenfingers
The king neglects royal duties and picks strawberries instead. Repeated at 3.25pm on BBC1 Repeat.: Harry and the Hendersons
The Bride and Gloom. Brett decides to marryanaupair. Repeat Subtitled.: School programmes
Note: repeats are not indicated.9.10 What? Where? When? Why? (ages 6-7) EarlyPeople-Shelter
9.25 Techno (ages 11-13) Food
8318526 9.45 Words and Pictures (ages
5-7) The Very Hungry Caterpillar
: Children's BBC Teletubbies
Peacocks. Andy Brown and some children look at peacocks.Repeated tomorrow at 7am .....
Contributors
Unknown:
Andy
Brown
: School programmes
10.30 Numbertime 1-10 (ages 4-6)NumberOne 9635878 10.45 Cats' Eyes (ages 5-7) Types of Materials -Protection 9623033 11.00 Around Scotland (ages
10-12) Scotland during the Second World War the Threat from Above
11.20 The Geography Programme (ages 11-13) France 2000-Paris: Growth ofa WorldCity Subtitled 3391946 11.40
Science in Action (ages 11-14) States of Matter Subtitled 7561694 12.00 Teaching Today Art Classics-Primary
: Working Lunch
Business and consumer news: Joshua Jones: Treasure
Animated tales. Ravi searches for treasure.(Repeat)
: The Little Polar Bear
Animatedtales from the North Pole. Repeat.......: The Countryside Hour
Series in which Bob Langley tours the British countryside. Today he's in Aberdeenshire, where he learns exactly what a ghillie does .....Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Langley
: News
and Regional News: Liberal Democrat Party Conference
Live coverage from Brighton .where including a debate on Europe. David Steel discusses today's debate on Europe with Huw Edwards and Diana Madill.Contributors
Unknown:
. David
Steel
Unknown:
Huw
Edwards
Unknown:
Diana
Madill.
: News
and Regional News: Change That
Today's edition of the design roadshow comes from Bath. Presented by Mark Curry.Contributors
Presenter:
Mark
Curry
: Ready Steady Cook
Fern Britton presents another culinary time-trial challenge. Subtitled .....Contributors
Unknown:
Fern
Britton
: Esther
Single career-minded women who tell guest presenter Kaye Adams how they disappointed their mothers by not marrying. Guests include TV presenter Magenta DeVine.Contributors
Presenter:
Kaye
Adams
Guest:
Magenta
Devine.
: Today's the Day
Nostalgia quiz.: Star Trek: the Next Generation
HalfaLife. Troi's mother falls for a shy scientist.Repeat Subtitled .................. Deep Space Nine is tomorrow at 6pm
: Conference Talk
Live phone-in from the Liberal Democrat party conference, hosted by Andrew Neil. With guest Menzies Campbell, MP for Fife North East.Contact details Tuesday Subtitled.
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
Neil.
: Black Britain
The magazine programme returns for a new, eight-part series, hosted by Rianna Scipio.The Missing Girls
In March last year Joyce Fusin, a 17-year-old Liberian asylum-seeker, was taken to a social services home near Brighton, then vanished without trace. Joyce is one of 12 young female asylum-seekers who have disappeared in Sussex in the past four years. Brenda Emmanus investigates. Plus DJ Fat Freddy and comedian Curtis Walker look at the week's news.
(Subtitled)
Contributors
Presenter:
Rianna
Scipio
Reporter:
Brenda
Emmanus
Unknown:
DJ Fat
Freddy
Unknown:
Curtis
Walker
Series Producer:
Maxine
Watson
Executive Producer:
Patrick
Younge
: University Challenge
Teams from Harris ManchesterCollege, Oxford, and Selwyn
College, Cambridge, compete for a place in the second round. Quizmaster is Jeremy Paxman. DirectorVernon Antcliff; Producer
Peter Gwyn
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Paxman.
Producer:
Peter
Gwyn
: Two Fat Ladies
Barristers. Jennifer Paterson and Clarissa Dickson Wright prepare a dinnerto be served in the Great Hall at Lincoln's Inn, London. They produce beef in pastry, salmon mousse with cucumber sauce, Swiss chard with garlic and anchovies, and "strawberry breasts."Director Alison Field: Series producer
Patricia Llewellyn
Contributors
Unknown:
Jennifer
Paterson
Unknown:
Clarissa Dickson
Wright
Producer:
Patricia
Llewellyn
: Living with the Enemy: Old Labour/New Labour
Series of documentaries that put ideologically opposed people together so that they may find common ground.Paul Dainton, a Labour party member for 30 years, has lost faith and torn up his membership card. He meets Derek Draper, the New Labour lobbyist who was recently at the centre of the "cash for access" row, and spends a week gaining an insight into Draper's world of spin doctors, champagne receptions and a fast lifestyle.
(Subtitled)
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Dainton
Unknown:
Derek
Draper
Director:
Vivianne
Howard
Executive Producer:
Debbie
Christie
: Close Up: Manic Street Preachers
Continuing the arts and popular culture documentary series.In 1996, eight years of ambition and dedication paid off for Welsh band Manic Street Preachers when their album "Everything Must Go" became a multi-million seller. Their success came despite the unexplained disappearance in 1995 of their fourth member, guitarist and lyricist Richey Edwards. The film blends archive interviews, home movie and live stage footage of the band as they discuss how the loss of Edwards affected them.
Contributors
Musicians:
Manic Street
Preachers
Director:
Mike
Connolly
Series Editor:
Michael
Poole
: Jonathan Miller on Reflection
Series in which Jonathan Miller looks at how artists use mirrors and reflections in their paintings. Tonight he shows how things are only visible by reflection from primary light sources. Producer Patricia WheatleyContributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Miller
Producer:
Patricia
Wheatley
: Newsnight
Presented by Gordon Brewer.Then Video Nation Shorts
Contributors
Presented By:
Gordon
Brewer.
: Raiders of the Human Body: Fragonard the Obscure
The last of three documentary profiles of early anatomists.In the 18th century Honore Fragonard, director of the French Royal Veterinary School, is said to have exhumed the body of his deceased girlfriend, preserved it and skinned it.
: Grace under Fire
Grace Graduates. Having graduated in with a degree in English literature, Grace is frustrated at the low-gradejobs that are available................Followed by Weatherview
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated. OPEN UNIVERSITY12.30 Shaping Up 88415 1.00 Projecting Visions 24366 1.30 What You Never Knew about Sex
SCHOOLS
2.00 ZigZag LANGUAGES
4.00 Introducing Deutsch Plus-an overview; Deutsch Plus 1-2
(With subtitles)
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 RCNNursingUpdate Gender Matters-Women's Health
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Jets and Black Holes
5983163 6.10 Cosmology on Trial Subtitled 9738250 6.35-7.00am
Survivingthe Exam
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