9.35 Encounter: Austria: 4: Apprentices
What is it like to train for a job in Austria? Behind the scenes in a hotel school and in the Puch factory in Graz.
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9.52 Making History: Local Studies: Workshops
In the 19th century there were more workshops than factories, though traces of them may be harder to find. By looking at directories, censuses and buildings, a Birmingham school has built up a detailed picture of working conditions in the jewellery quarter.
Presented by Richard Burrows
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10.15 Equal People: Women Work
Technology alters the sexual division of labour. A look at the first textile mills and the computers of today raises some awkward questions about women workers and the future.
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10.38 Brazil: Amazon Frontier
Brazil's hectic pace of economic development has carried new ventures to the depths of the Amazon region.
Some have succeeded, but many have failed.
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11.0 Watch: Senses: Looking Closer
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11.17 Near and Far: Nations and Boundaries
How Europe's most important river, the Rhine, unites peoples and cultures as well as dividing them.
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11.40 Mindstretchers: Tight Living: The Problem
Problems for 10- to 12-year-olds to work on, with suggested solutions.
Feroza Syal is moving into a new bedsitter. How can she fit in everything she needs to make it comfortable?
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11.48 Life Goes On: Cells
Every living thing on the earth is made up of cells.
The cells divide and specialise to produce the vast range of living material.
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12.8 pm Pages from Ceefax

12.30 Marketing in Action: Launching Neptune
Can the National Trust broaden its appeal in order to save Britain's threatened coastline?
A BBC/Open University production

12.55 Startup your own Business: Opening Doors
Developing a sales strategy can be difficult and thankless.
A BBC/Open University production