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Monday 19 May
13:25
BBC TWO
Coast Short
A highlight from the popular series exploring the shores of the British Isles.
A highlight from the popular series exploring the shores of the British Isles.
22:35
BBC ONE
Meet the Immigrants
The final episode of the series that puts a human face on the statistics about migration to the UK. Taxi driver Catalin Dobrisan from Romania reveals the emotional cost of separation from his family, while Famara Cessay, who fled a coup in his native Gambia, is surviving on weekly welfare vouchers as he's forbidden to work.
The final episode of the series that puts a human face on the statistics about migration to the UK. Taxi driver Catalin Dobrisan from Romania reveals the emotional cost of separation from his family, while Famara Cessay, who fled a coup in his native Gambia, is surviving on weekly welfare vouchers as he's forbidden to work.
Tuesday 20 May
Wednesday 21 May
01:35
BBC ONE
A Child of Our Time
Children are facing more stress than ever before. Seven year olds sit exams, bullying is on the increase and some children experience the devastating effects of illness in the family. Does stress in childhood prepare us for an uncertain life ahead or is it too much, too young? (Signed Version)
Children are facing more stress than ever before. Seven year olds sit exams, bullying is on the increase and some children experience the devastating effects of illness in the family. Does stress in childhood prepare us for an uncertain life ahead or is it too much, too young? (Signed Version)
14:10
BBC TWO
Coast Short
A highlight from the popular series revealing the human heritage and natural history to be found around the British Isles.
A highlight from the popular series revealing the human heritage and natural history to be found around the British Isles.
20:00
BBC ONE
A Child of Our Time
In a ground-breaking project, each of the Child of our Time children was filmed continuously for 48 hours, putting their day-to-day lives under the microscope. Every laugh, every tear and every movement was recorded, counted and analysed to build up a real picture of a day in the life of the average British child.
In a ground-breaking project, each of the Child of our Time children was filmed continuously for 48 hours, putting their day-to-day lives under the microscope. Every laugh, every tear and every movement was recorded, counted and analysed to build up a real picture of a day in the life of the average British child.
Thursday 22 May
01:40
BBC ONE
Meet the Immigrants
There are more that one hundred and fifty thousand Filipinos living in London. We meet two of them who work as domestics - Suzi, who sends most of her earnings home to her four sons in the Philippines, and Juana who's been trying to keep her sick brother alive by sending home all her money, and now is heavily in debt. London also has a vibrant Roma immigrant community. Youth worker Zorba is organising a talent show as a celebration of Roma culture and history. (Signed Version)
There are more that one hundred and fifty thousand Filipinos living in London. We meet two of them who work as domestics - Suzi, who sends most of her earnings home to her four sons in the Philippines, and Juana who's been trying to keep her sick brother alive by sending home all her money, and now is heavily in debt. London also has a vibrant Roma immigrant community. Youth worker Zorba is organising a talent show as a celebration of Roma culture and history. (Signed Version)
20:00
BBC FOUR
A Child of Our Time
Return of the series that follows a group of children growing up at the start of the 21st century. At 8 our children are struggling to make sense of gender roles. In the home they see their parents striving for equality. But increasingly they are looking to the outside world for their role models. So in a culture dominated by sex, celebrity and consumerism, what are they learning? And is the divide of the sexes growing? (First shown on BBC ONE)
Return of the series that follows a group of children growing up at the start of the 21st century. At 8 our children are struggling to make sense of gender roles. In the home they see their parents striving for equality. But increasingly they are looking to the outside world for their role models. So in a culture dominated by sex, celebrity and consumerism, what are they learning? And is the divide of the sexes growing? (First shown on BBC ONE)
Friday 23 May
No Open University broadcasts on the BBC today.
Saturday 24 May
No Open University broadcasts on the BBC today.
Sunday 25 May
No Open University broadcasts on the BBC today.