7.35 The Changing Countryside: Face of the Fells

8.00 Head Start: Children of the Dream

8.25 Education: Open Skies, Grass Roots

(to 8.50)

Mike Amatt and friends say Hallo Again.

A Warner Brothers cartoon

Velsheda
Built in the 1930s, the J Class yachts achieved a pinnacle of grace and beauty. Only ten of these massive racing machines were constructed to compete for the America's Cup or simply to provide for their wealthy owners a form of yachting on a grand scale.
Terry Brabent was determined that the J Class yacht should not pass into history.
Bob Fisher charts the struggle that resulted in the rebirth of the Velsheda.
Film editor NIGEL PARDOE MATTHEWS Producer JEREMY PALLANT BBC Pebble Mill (R)

A service of thanksgiving for the harvest of the sea from the harbour at East Looe in Cornwall, conducted by the Rector of Looe, The Rev
Nigel Fox. The preacher is
The Rev John Bell , a member of the lona Community. The praise is led by the POLPERRO FISHERMEN'S MALE VOICE
CHOIR, the CALLINGTON
CHORAL SOCIETY, the CHOIR OF ST MARTIN 'S PARISH CHURCH and the BAND OF THE CONGRESS HALL OF THE SALVATION ARMY in Plymouth.
Readings: Job 38, w 1-11 Matthew 17. vv 24-27
Hymns: My soul, praise the Lord! (Old 104th); For the fruits of His creation (East Acklam): Let all the world in every comer sing; I'll praise my Maker while I've breath (Monmouth); Creation's hymn (Beethoven)
Solo: Apple tree carol
Responsorial chant: Sing a new song Soloist MARGARET THOMAS Organist GRAHAM WILLIAMS
Musical director JOHN BISHOP Producer ERNEST REA BBC Bristol

For thousands of years the healers of India and Pakistan have plied their ancient remedies. Today Asian medicine has taken root in Britain, practised by traditional healers. Producer SUE BOURNE
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF

The first of five programmes with Andrew Sachs and his guide from Barcelona, Manuel.
(R) (e)

News and entertainment with sign language and subtitles. Introduced by Clive Mason Maureen Denmark and John Lee
Produced by EDDIE MONTAGUE (e)

with Les Cottington and Philip Wrixon
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

MICHAEL FISH

with Vivian White
Starting with News Summary This week's programme asks how the Labour Party is shaping up after its third consecutive electoral defeat and asks if there-is a future for socialism.
Editor LYDIA HOWARD

by Michael Robartes and Jane Hollowood.
"My idea of being happy does not include trundling prams around Albert Square for ever and ever."
(Ceefax subtitles)

continues a season of films starring the celebrated comic actor. Today with Lionel Jeffries
Nanette Newman Bernard Cribbins
Pearly Gates , a leading light in the London underworld, is dismayed to find his lucrative business being disrupted by some upstarts from down under. Disguised as police officers, the audacious Aussies have the cheek to help themselves to Pearly's hard-earned loot.
Something must be done before the syndicate goes bankrupt, and who better to ask for help than Scotland Yard ...
Written by RAY GALTON
ALAN SIMPSON and JOHN ANTROBUS From a screenplay by JOHN WARREN and LEN HEATH Produced by ROBERT VELAISE Directed by CLIFF OWEN 0 FILMS: page 26

Presented by Mike Smith, John Hutchinson
RAF Finningley is one of the four stations selected by the RAF each year to be 'at home' as a tribute to those who fought in the Battle of Britain. The programme features highlights of last weekend's spectacular flying display at the north of England's major air show.

starring
Families and Friends Havoc reigns in the Witherspoon household with the arrival of one J. J. Moon , although Gus refuses to hear a word said against his marine corps buddy.
Written by CHRISTIAN DAVID Directed by HARRY HARRIS

by William Makepeace Thackeray, dramatised in 16 episodes by Alexander Baron

Becky meets her match in the redoubtable Miss Crawley, but it is Sir Pitt who finally brings her to her knees.

(Ceefax subtitles)

from the BBC newsroom Weather

for Harvest
HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, as President of World
Wildlife Fund International, introduces this special edition of Songs of Praise. It asks about the Christian responsibility for creation, and the exploitation of natural resources, at a time when overproduction and famine exist side by side. In Southwell Minster
Roger Royle joins local
Christians to sing traditional harvest hymns. He asks
GEOFF FARNSWORTH how he safeguards his business interests while still caring for the environment. A school choir travels from Blackburn to sing its own new harvest song. In Zambia President Kenneth Kaunda speaks of his faith, and reflects on an African answer to the use of natural resources; and the HERITAGE CHOIR sings an African setting of the Canticle of St Francis.
Come. ye thankful people, come (St George); All things bright and beautiful (Rutter); Morning has broken (Bunessan); For the beauty of the earth (Noricum); Care for your world; Canticle of the creatures; Let us. with a gladsome mind (Monkland) Prayer and blessing
THE BISHOP OF SHERWOOD
Conductor KENNETH BEARD Organist PETER WOOD
Researcher KERENA MARCHANT Film director
VALETTA STALLABRASS
Producer ROGER HUTCHINGS Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE
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A series in 13 parts devised by GERARD GLAISTER and ALLAN PRIOR starring
Episode 4 by JEREMY BURNHAM 'So you're not even going to put up a fight, Tom?' 'How can I when the surveyors have already found me guilty?'
Title music
SIMON MAY and LESLIE OSBORNE Designer BOB FARR Script consultant
RAYMOND THOMPSON
Script editor MARK LYONS
Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director MICHAEL E. BRIANT
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written by CARLA LANE
The story of the Boswells, a family of lovable rogues.
Title music by DAVID MACKAY Designer TIM GLEESON
Directed by SUSAN BELBIN Produced by ROBIN NASH
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Winner of the 1986 Radio Times Drama Award starring
Timothy West. Peter Vaughan Jill Baker. Larry Lamb
Screenplay by RON PEARSON
It's the most important night of the year for the dynamic salesmen of King Double
Glazing - the company prize-giving. It's all smiles for the winning salesmen and their ladies, but this is the world of Harry King , where you're only as good as your last double patio. One mistake and you're on Harry's chop list.
Music STANLEY MYERS
Script editor SARAH CURTIS Editor DICK ALLEN
Photography JOHN WALKER Designer PAUL JOEL
Producer RICHARD BROKE Director ROBERT YOUNG
0 FEATURE: page 98
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from the BBC newsroom Weather

Courtroom Crusaders with Helena Kennedy
Who revealed to the world what really happened to the nuclear worker
Karen Silkwood ? Who took the Ku Klux Klan to court and won? Who fights for social justice in the courtrooms of America?
The Christie Institute: a group of men and women with deep religious conviction who use the law to defeat present-day
Goliaths. Now, in their biggest case, they claim to have uncovered an underworld of cocaine smuggling, assassination plots, bombings and illegal arms dealing. The defendants - former CIA officials and US servicemen. Tonight Helena Kennedy takes a look at these courtroom crusaders, and what their members do in the name of their faith. Film editor MIKE ALOOF
Director RICHARD BRADLEY
Series producer OLGA EDRIDGE

The Story of a Farm
A personal history in five parts by Tony Harman 4: Today
Tony Harman , of Grove
Farm, near Chesham, tells how the Second World War revolutionised farming and brings his story of the changing countryside up to date. Now his son farms alongside him and together they have adapted to the modern world of farming. Produced by LUCY PARKER (e)

The Exploding Star
In February of this year a supernova burst out in a neighbouring galaxy and became visible to the naked eye. It has provided astronomers with all kinds of problems. Patrick Moore talks to Dr Russell Cannon , Director of the Siding Spring Observatory in Australia, and to Dr Paul Murdin of the Royal Greenwich Observatory about this remarkable event.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO

Patrick Moore discusses the sighting of a supernova in the Large Magellanic Cloud with Dr Paul Murdin and Dr Russell Cannon.