Listings
: The Little Polar Bear
Animated tales.Repeated at 8.55am ........................
: Teletubbies
King Pleasure/See SawMarjory Daw. The Teletubbies watch some children dance.
Shown yesterday at 10am ..................
Contributors
: Tom and Jerry Kids
Cartoon.Repeat.
: Blue Peter
Children's magazine.Shown yesterday at 5.10pm on BBC1
Subtitled........................................
: Robinson Sucroe
Animated castaway stories. Repeat: Wishing
Animation.RePeatedatlpm Repeat
: The Little Polar Bear
Animation.Shown at 7am .................................
: School programmes
Note: repeats are not indicated.9.00 Dynamo (ages 5-9) 7652836 9.10 Working It Out ... Sorted (ages 11-19) 5030010 9.30 Clementine (ages 14-16) 8777229 9.45 Numbertime 1-10 (ages 4-6) NumberSeven
: Teletubbies: Photo Faces
A telescope appears in Teletubbyland.Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am Repeat
: School programmes
10.30 Watch (ages 5-7) Magic Grandad: 90 Years Ago 322301010.45 Science Zone (ages 9-11) Light and Sound
11.05 Space Ark (ages 7-11) Light and Sound 9770229
11.15 Megamaths (ages 7-9) Subtitled 9924107
11.35 Watch: Music - the Song Catcher (ages 5-7)
11.50 History File (ages 11-13) First World War 7287300
12.10 Higher Still - Intermediate History (ages 16+)
: Working Lunch
Business and consumer news: Wishing
Shownat8.45am ..........: Sophie Grigson's Herbs
Recipes for roast monkfish and a chocolate dessert, botti including rosemary.: The History Hour
Adam Hart-Davis visits the north coast of Norfolk, where he takes a look at the local fishing industry. RepeatContributors
: Match of Their Day
Series in which Garth Crooks meets some Wthe leading figures in British football.Today, Scotland coach Craig Brown recalls his sporting memories..
Contributors
: Westminster with Diana Madill
News and views from in and around parliament. Subtitled ..................: Gardeners' World
Alan Titchmarsh looks at varieties of grass and checks on his vegetable crops.Repeat
Contributors
: Change That
Design roadshow. Repeat: Ready Steady Cook
Cookery challenge. Subtitled ......: Today's the Day
Nostalgia quiz, with Martyn Lewis.Subtitled..................
Contributors
: Fresh Prince of Bel Air
US comedy series about a streetwise young man fromPhiladelphia who goes to live with rich relatives in California.
Repeat Subtitled ...................
: Heartbreak High
Draz finds Di has a secret love when he is given two weeks of detention by her.: The O Zone
The pop music magazine features interviews with Portishead and Neil Hannon and a preview of M People's new album. With Jayne Middlemiss and Jamie Theakston.Producer Angela Ferreira ; Executive producer Paul Smith Repeated next Sunday
Contributors
: Just One Chance
Last in the current series of the education consumer magazine.Former terrorist Billy Hutchinson discusses his belief that schools that teach Catholic and Protestant children together are the key to peace in Northern Ireland. He tells of how he didn't meet people of other faiths until he was jailed for his part in the murder of two Catholics. He now sends his son to an integrated school, in spite of the churches' opposition to them.
Plus Liz Kershaw reports on how parents can establish their own after-school clubs, a new form of childcare which is transforming the lives of working parents. Producer Hilary Rosen; Series producer Sandy Smith Subtitled .................
Contributors
: University Challenge
Jeremy Paxman presides over another first-round meeting as Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and Oriel College, Oxford, compete for a second-round place.Contributors
: Delia's How to Cook
Continuing the series in which Delia Smith demonstrates the basics of good cooking. This week she reveals the art of making pastry. She uses shortcrust, flan and flaky pastries to bake a smoked fish quiche, her own version of pumpkin pie, and caramelised mincemeat ravioli.See today's choices.
Director John Silver ; Series producer David Willcock Subtitled..............
# Making perfect pastry: Delia Smith , page 38; Free set of wooden utensils: page 35
Contributors
: Back to the Floor: Seeing Red
The programme that demotes top company bosses to ground level for a week returns for six editions.Tony Marshall, the managing director of Butlin's, samples life as a redcoat at the Somerwest World in Minehead, Somerset, following the company's £140m makeover. Sparks fly when some of the guests complain to him, and Marshall is displeased himself when he discovers a leak in the camp's new £7m swimming pool. Producer Hugh Dehn ; Executive producer Robert Thirkell Subtitled..............
Contributors
: Modern Times: Drinking for England
The return of the idiosyncratic social documentary series.Individuals with large alchohol consumptions use poetry and song to describe their often tragic, and sometimes amusing, relationship with drink.
They include a man who drinks a minimum of ten pints of beer a night, a fashion model who drinks until she collapses, and a woman receiving detoxification treatment in a private hospital.
(Subtitled)
Followed by Video Nation Bangladesh Shorts
Contributors
: Seinfeld
The Soup. Jerry accepts a free suit from a comedian he dislikes-Subtitled.
Contributors
: The Larry Sanders Show: Arthur and Angie and Hank and Hercules
Arthur runs off to Italy with old flame Angie Dickinson.Contributors
: Despatch Box
Late-night political programme, with Garth CrooksFollowed by Weatherview
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated. OPEN SCIENCE12.30 Earth and Life - Science of Climate Subtnied 38072 1.00
Therapies on Trial Submed84633 Ut Building by Numbers SCHOOLS
2.00 Mathematics
LANGUAGES
4.00 Italianissimo 5-8
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Career Moves
OPEN UNIVERSITY
545 Restoring the Balance 4028140 6.10 The Rinuccini
Chapel, Florence
3261966 6.35-7.00am Science
Skills
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