Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart Weather MICHAEL FISH
(London and SE only: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
Life and leisure in the changing world of the 80s and 90s is today's theme. Bob Langley , Donny MacLeod, Marian Foster and David Freeman examine new attitudes to work and the expanding possibilities of leisure.
Royal milliner Freddie Fox will be in the Pebble Mill foyer as well, to look at new fashions in hats inspired by the Princess of Wales.
With JOHN THAW
Eight programmes for and about parents who are concerned about the way they treat their young children.
4: It's for his Own Good ...
Research MAGGIE WINKWORTH
Producer BERNARD ADAMS (Part 5: tomorrow at 2.0 pm)
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A weekly programme for people with hearing problems. News, views, and entertainment made more accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by subtitles and sign language.
This week: Christmas books
Culture for the deaf and blind Introduced by MAGGIE WOOLLEY and MARTIN COLVILLE
Produced by EDDIE MONTAGUE
Magazine for the deal on Ceejax p 169
The last of ten programmes presented by Delia Smith. (Repeat)
(Shown on BBC2 at 11.0 am)
A cartoon series (Repeat)
by A.A. Milne
with Willie Rushton
Three Cheers for Pooh! (for Who?) For Pooh-
(Why what did he do?) I thought you knew ...
(Rpt)
A picture puzzle series starring
Adrian Hedley , Janet Ellis
Tommy Boyd and Wilf Lunn
The last programme of the present series has in it a word beginning with Y and a word beginning with Z. Stand by for the best clues of the series and a really difficult competition word.
Designer DEREK NICE
Director RICHARD SIMKIN
Written and produced by CLIVE DOIG
The Second Book of Jigsaw Puzzles 85p from booksellers
CLIVE DOIG 'S PUZZLES: pages 89 and 90
with Simon Groom , Sarah Greene and Peter Duncan
Assistant editors IAN OLIVER , RENNY RYE Editor BIDDY BAXTER
Blue Peter Eighteenth Book, 11.95 from booksellers
Introduced by Tony Hart
(Repeat)
with Richard Baker ; Weatherman
The live current affairs magazine programme which links London with the BBC's regional studios throughout Britain.
Frank Bough, Sue
Lawley Richard Kershaw , Hugh Scully and Sue Cook are the team that each weekday presents the features and films that make up the scene Nationwide.
Including Watchdog presented by HUGH SCULLY
Producer lino FERRARI, PHIL HARDING MIKE HOGAN , RICHARD TAIT
Deputy editor ANDREW TAUSSIG Editor ROGER BOLTON
Experimenting with Life
Next year there'll be a boom in test tube babies. Laboratory fertilisation is becoming commonplace, and human embryos are now being frozen for future use. Margaret Jay examines the implications of this brand new world. How should we define the rules under which scientists help create life?
Producer FRANCESCA KIRBY-GREEN Editor GEORGE CAREY
with John Humphrys ; Weatherman
with Barry Norman
Treat Williams plays a Prince of the City in Sidney Lumet 's film about corruption in the New York Police Department.
Heavy Metal combines animation and rock music in a comic strip adventure story.
A background report on the making of Gone With the Wind, the most legendary film in movie history, which will be screened on British television for the first time this Christmas.
Director MITCHELL SYMONS Producer JUDY LINDSAY
