6.45 Panel Painting

7.10 Education: Time to Learn

7.35 Evolution: Sexual Selection

8.0 Special Needs in Education

8.25 Computing at British Airways

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Carol Leader
Andrew Secombe and Simon Davies say
Hallo Again with songs, games and play ideas.
'In Mick the mess's house nothing is where you'd expect it to be, and you should see the way he dresses!'
Musicians CHRIS WALKER
ALAN GRAHAME , JOHN WHELAN Story: Mick the Mess by MARGARET JOY
Director SALLY GEORGE Producer PENNY LLOYD
Series producer BARBARA RODDAM Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

Rediscovering religious belief In Imitation of Christ
The demands of Christian living can only be worked out in practice.
John Bowker considers the conflicting claims of doctrine and of conscience.
Director LELIA GUINERY. GREEN Producer DAVID CRAIG (R)

New Ways for Old
An opportunity to join with other viewers in a simple service of prayer and meditation.
Linda Mary Evans with David Wormald at the nurses' home in the grounds of the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford.
Readings: Isaiah 42: w 1-8; Mark 2: w 15-17
Director MARK WADDINGTON
Series producer HELEN ALEXANDER

David Bellamy , Jenny Owen and Michael Stoddart identify the sights and sounds of nature.
Chairman Michael Jordan Producer JOHN DOBSON
BBC Bristol

Michael Newman visits one of the West Country's most charming villages.
Overlooking the green at Blisland, high on Bodmin
Moor, stands a rare Cornish manor, now home for
Beryl and Michael Ward-Lee . The manor provides a perfect setting for a fascinating and eclectic collection, mixing furniture, porcelain, pictures and silver with confidence and style. Director MIKE BOW
Producer HOWARD PERKS

Nine documentaries that look at many unusual aspects of medicine.
8: Balancing the Body
Few people learn to use their bodies fully or really understand the effect of what they eat, yet the knowledge is available.
The late Moshe Feldenkrais worked from the outside in, developing an exercise system that he believed could enable the body to realise 'full potential'. Modern nutritional doctors work from the inside out, adjusting diet with the same aim.
Narrator Geraldine James Series adviser TED KAPTCHUK Written and produced by MICHAEL CROUCHER
BBC Bristol
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with Chris Baines
'Most landscape architects seem to do nothing else but create new landscapes - I seem to spend a great deal of my time battling to save old landscapes, and then trying to find someone to look after them.' Chris Baines , walking near his home in Stourbridge, visits the oases of green space, many now threatened by development, which have traditionally provided recreation for thousands of industrial workers.
Director ANTHONY GEFFEN
Producer MIKE WEATHERLEY (R) (e) For leaflet send large sae with 13p stamp to: [address removed]

Recent programmes with sign language and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. John and Shades
The courage and the humour of two wheelchair world champions from Wales, John Harries , discus champion, and Chris 'Shades' Hallam, a paraplegic swimming champion whose wheelchair came home first in this year's London Marathon.
This film shows how they found fulfilment in the world of paraplegic sport.
Reporter Bob Humphreys Producer JEFFERY IVERSON BBC Wales

Les Cottington and Philip Wrixon report on the news, life and business of the countryside.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON
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BERNARD DAVEY

starring with A Place to Hide
Rose Beckett , a friend of the Cartwrights, comes to the Ponderosa but her arrival seems to be of unusual interest to an army major and Rose herself begins to act very mysteriously ... Written by WARD HAWKINS and WILLIAM D. GORDON
Directed by HERSCHEL DAUGHERTY (R)

The Bear that Couldn't Sleep

by Michael Robartes and Tony McHale.
"Now get out there and die for the glory of the Vic."
(Ceefax subtitles)

n starring
Ann Blyth
Edmund Purdom and the singing voice of Mario Lanza
Prince Karl, heir to the throne of Karlsburg, enjoys his first taste of freedom when his father sends him to Heidelberg to finish his education.
Unfortunately he also acquires a taste for beer and the attractions of the innkeeper's daughter.
This spectacular version of Romberg's famous musical features choreography by HERMES PAN - famous as dance director for
Astaire-Rogers musicals and other great Hollywood films. sung by Music by SIGMUND ROMBERG
Screenplay by WILLIAM LUDWIG and SONYA LEVIEN
Produced by JOE PASTERNAK Directed by RICHARD THORPE
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Clyde Bunny is cramming for an important history test when Uncle Bugs gives him a Bunny's-eye view of the key events in American history. These include the famous battle of Bunny Hill with Rabbit E. Lee right up to John B. Rockabunny.
Executive producer HAL GEER (R)

If everything goes according to plan, today's show will be a gentle and relaxing occasion. Guest star folk-rock artist
Arlo Guthrie will sing such cowboy standards as Whoopi ti o, the Muppets will entertain you with a genteel square dance and absolutely nothing will go wrong! Producer JIM HENSON

Angela Buick and Paul Whittaker are both 16 and want to become the Torvill and Dean of roller-skating - to win the Roller Dance
Championship of the World. But first they must become British champions.
The film follows Angela and Paul through the Junior
European Championships in Holland to Bury St Edmunds , where they bid to become the youngest couple in 64 years of roller-dance to win the British Championship.
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS (R)
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Debbie Thrower ; Weather

from Dover
Sally Magnusson visits the 'gateway to Europe' and discovers that Dover is more than just a check-in point for cross-Channel travellers.
Sally meets GEORGE TOOK, a 92-year-old bird-watcher, at one of his favourite haunts on the cliff top.
KEN CHARNOCK , who was chief engineer on the Herald of Free Enterprise, reflects on the daily reminders of the Zeebrugge disaster.
And Sally visits phujp FORD in the coastguard station which overlooks the busiest drive-on-drive-off terminal in the world.
Holidaymakers, travellers and residents gather near the hoverport to sing their favourite hymns.
At the name of Jesus (Camberwell); All things bright and beautiful:
Through all the changing scenes of life (Wiltshire); God is working his purpose out (Benson); Make me a channel of your peace; 0 God, our help in ages past (St Anne); Gaelic Blessing (Rutter); Eternal Father, strong to save (Melita)
Conductor ADRIAN BOYNTON Organist SCOTT FARRELL
Researcher MARK WADDINGTON
Assistant producer STEVE BENSON Producer DAVID KREMER Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE
Record or cassette Your Songs of Praise Choice: Thora Hird selects your favourite hymns, REC/ZCM 469
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starring
Ralph Richardson Deborah Kerr Diana Rigg
Beau Bridges
Did Leonard Vole kill Emily French? All the evidence points to his guilt and when his wife Christine takes the stand and testifies against him his fate seems sealed. Can Sir Wilfred Robarts , Vole's wily old barrister, prove his client's innocence and save him frum the gallows? An all-star cast features in this adaptation of AGATHA CHRISTIE 'S famous play.
Screenplay by JOHN GAY
Produced by NORMAN ROSEMONT Directed by ALAN GIBSON
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Written by CARLALANE
The story of the Boswells, a family of lovable rogues, their unity, loyalty and ability to survive in today's world of unemployment with the help of a little gentle skulduggery.
Title song by DAVID MACKAY Film director SUSAN BELBIN Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH (R)

Debbie Thrower ; Weather

Narrated by Michael Jordan Humpback whales, passing Newfoundland on their annual migration from the Caribbean to the Arctic, are confronted by a criss-cross of enormous drifting fishing nets. Some whales become trapped and either destroy the nets or are enveloped in the mesh and die.
Jacques-Yves Cousteau and the crew of the Calypso head north to witness the plight of the whales and, in the icy waters of the Labrador
Current, they encounter lion's-mane jellyfish, Arctic cod and lobsters, flatfish, the dangerous wolf-fish, noisy sculpin, feather stars and a million guillemots. And they save a baby whale from certain death.
Produced for the National Film Board of Canada and the Cousteau Society Productions by JACQUES- YVES COUSTEAU and JACQUES BOBET
Presented for BBCtv by MICHAEL BRIGHT BBC Bristol
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In the last programme in this series, the debate centres on whether people are adequate stewards of the earth and its resources.
People claim to want future generations to inherit an unpolluted environment, but are they really prepared to sacrifice the benefits of new technology in order to achieve that?
Rabbi Julia Neuberger is joined by Edward Goldsmith ,
Editor of the Ecologist,
Martin Trowbridge , recently retired Director General of the Chemical Industries Association,
Miriam Rothschild , natural scientist, and Jonathon Porritt , Director of Friends of the Earth and, together with a specially interested audience, they look at the choices available.
Studio director SIMON HAMMOND Assistant producer ROGER STOTT Producer PATTI STEEPLES
Series producer JAMES MURRAY