with Frank Bough and Selina Scott
Today: The Breakfast Time
Doctor, between 8.30 and 9.0; Glynn Christian continues the build-up to Christmas; guests are Rod Hull and Emu.

Broadcast live simultaneously on BBC1 and Radio 4, an audience of 150 have a chance to say what they think about issues which guarantee a good argument long after the headlines have faded. In the last of the series, Paul Sieghart puts their opinions to the test. Research
ANN CHANCELLOR DAVIES, JUDY HILL Producers
ELAINE BEDELL , JULIET MAY
Executive producer JOHN WILCOX A Radiovision Unit production BBC Pebble Mill

with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather Michael Fish

Shakatak provide the music in a programme about the young entrepreneurs competing for the first prize in the final of the Youth in Business Award.

A See-Saw Programme

Presented by Barbara Dickson and Penny Junor Today they look at
Retirement: what should you expect from your family? Social Drinking: some tips for the festive season. Plus Vernon's Postbag:
Vernon Coleman answers more of your letters.
And People in View: stooge of the year, Chris Serle , talks about his career. Studio director JOHN ADAMS Producer MARIANNE BAIRD
Series editor GORDON MENZIES
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The last of four films looking at ideas of beauty in different societies.
South Seas: Beautiful Bright Flower
'Aitutaki, Aitutaki,
Beautiful bright flower,
The place where we were born:
Your beauty shines from the sun, the stars and the moon,
With the beauty of our song, like the grace of our dancing
We bring our love to this land.'
Thus Enni and Titia welcome us to their island, and give us the Polynesian view of beauty. Director SUE PUGH

The Life and Death of the 'Scharnhorst' with Ludovic Kennedy Forty-one years ago, on Boxing Day 1943, the most successful warship in the German Navy was sunk, off the North Cape of Norway, by the guns and torpedoes of the British Fleet. So ended a career during which the German battleship had sunk an aircraft carrier, an armed merchant cruiser, two destroyers and well over 100,000 tons of merchant shipping.
Ludovic Kennedy (whose father commanded HMS
Rawalpindi, the first ship sunk by the Scharnhorst) tells the story of the battleship's four years of war. The programme includes remarkable action film and participants in both navies.
The film is super (SUNDAY TIMES)
A dramatic, moving tale (OBSERVER) Produced by EDWARD MIRZOEFF and TONY BROUGHTON

A Selection of Decorations
Presenter Ben Thomas
Guest Kate Copstick
Story: "Baboushka", a traditional Russian folk tale retold by Arthur Scholey

The magical bear and his friend Spottyman challenge Texas Pete and his cronies in another adventure with the voices of DEREK GRIFFITHS PETER HAWKINS
MELVYN HAYES , ROY KINNEAR JON PERTWEE , VICTOR SPINETTI
SHEILA STEAFEL
Music CHRIS STUART , MIKE TOWNEND Writer ROBIN LYONS producer MIKE YOUNG
Designed and directed by DAVE EDWARDS
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Mark Curry introduces a friendly test of observation between the Screen Test champions of 1984 and a guest team representing Grange Hill. They will be answering questions about clips from The Christmas Story, 101 Dalmatians and Pluto's Christmas Tree.

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Mousehole Lights!
Cornwall's most famous
Christmas illuminations are switched on by Simon this year, and a Blue Peter galleon joins the glittering giant sea serpent in the harbour.
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by BOB GODFREY Caveman Cat
Narration BOB GODFREY Music JOHN HYDE
Production BOB GODFREY

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell

Episode 12 by WILLIAM INGRAM
The last in the series starring Nerys Hughes as Megan Roberts
'Same offer. Same job. He's willing to keep it for the end of the month.... until I come to some sort of decision.'
Series devised by JULIA SMITH and TONY HOLLAND Script editor BARRY THOMAS Designer GERALD MURPHY Associate producer
GWYN HUGHES JONES
Produced by BRIAN SPIBY
Directed by BERNARD THOMPSON BBC Wales
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by Alex Shearer

Malcom arrests a local small-time crook, Biff Martins, who is one of Sheldon's heroes. Sheldon applies for a seasonal job at the Job Centre - it seems such an unusual job for a Rastafarian with dreadlocks.
Starring Paul Barber as Malcom, Alan Igbon as Sheldon

with Julia Somerville Weatherman

The programme which asks you, the viewer, to turn crime fighter.
Serious recent crimes are dramatically reconstructed - the police show the evidence to date, and you could provide the clues they need. Just seven weeks ago Sgt John Speed was gunned down in a busy Leeds street during the rush hour - the police need your help.
Forensic experts also need your help in identifying a mystery woman; and there's a visit to a 'red light' district in Birmingham where a sex killer is on the loose.
Nick Ross and Sue Cook will be waiting for your calls in the Crimewatch studio. Police officers David Hatcher and Helen Phelps report on the latest crime news from the Incident
Desk. If you can help, call the Crimewatch number:
[number removed], any time from 9.25 to the end of the evening. And see Crimewatch Update at 11.5 pm.
Studio director PETER MORPURGO
Producer RICHIE COGAN
Editor PETER CHAFER

with Sir Robin Day at the Greenwood Theatre, London.
Tony Blair MP, Bernard Levin, Richard Needham MP, Sue Slipman

Developments and reminders from the Crimewatch team.

2: Italy and Greece
Following Mussolini's downfall, Harold Macmillan was involved in negotiations which led to the Italian armistice. Now Lord
Stockton, he talks with Ludovic Kennedy about bluffing the Italians into surrender, inadvertently capturing an Italian village, and breaking into the ambassador's wine cellar.... Videotape editor STEPHEN MOUNTJOY Sound SIMON PARMENTER Producer NICK WELLS