[ntroduced by Steve Rider , with Olympic summaries by David Icke at
5.30,7.30 and 8.30
There are also news headlines and weather at
7.00 and 8.00.
This morning Gary Davies joins Grace and John Wyatt at their home near Romsey in Hampshire; and the Rev Kathryn Compston talks about how to pray. Readings: Colossians 3, w 12-17, Matthew 6, w 7-15 Director STEVE BENSON
Series producer HELEN ALEXANDER
Introduced by Desmond Lynam and featuring
Olympic Games The Closing Ceremony from Seoul
Prior to joining the ceremonial and the festivities, a look back to the overnight medal winners in the individual show jumping final, the boxing, the volleyball and the marathon.
Programmes with sign language and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. Today: Food and Drink Chris Kelly
Michael Barry and Jill Goolden look at potato varieties, preserving wine, and the finals of 'Supercook 88'. Studio director JEREMY MILLS
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE (e)
How Much Is a River Worth? David Puttnam , award-winning film producer who made Chariots of Fire and The Mission, is also president of the Council for the Protection of Rural England. He lives by the Wiltshire
Avon and is worried about the river's future.
As privatisation of the water authorities approaches, environmentalists are concerned.
David Puttnam meets people in the water industry, farming and conservation. He hears that some fear rivers could become commodities, 'political pawns on a giant chessboard' Plus at 12.55 the weather with Michael Fish Producer RUTH SHARP
Editor MICHAEL FITZGERALD BBC Pebble Mill
with Moira Stuart followed by On the Record Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John Cole
As delegates assemble for the Labour Party Conference, On the Record asks just how much the party tias to do before it can challenge for Power.
Reporter JOHN RENTOUL Producer DAVID JORDAN
"eputy editor LYDIA HOWARD Editor DAVID AARONOVITCH
by Susan Boyd and Jane Hollowood.
"Well, you've got another thing coming, Mr Willmott-Brown... We're going to see you locked up for what you did to Kath."
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starring David Niven Art Carney
Maggie Smith Nicky is suave, charming, workshy and a total rascal.
- Charles is sober, hard-working and broke. Many Years before, Nicky and Charles were rivals for the love of Jennifer and either might be the grandfather of her granddaughter Bridget - a Precocious 10-year-old who just happened to have inherited 23 million dollars: ..
Produced by DAVID NIVEN JR and JACK HALEY JR
Written and directed by BRYAN FORBES 0 FILMS: page 26
A compilation of some of the most outrageous moments from the Carry On films. Produced by PETER ROGERS
Directed by GERALD THOMAS (R)
The game of moral dilemmas hosted by Simon Mayo with guests this week Sybil Roscoe
Tommy Docherty Jessica Martin John Fashanu and a special guest
Executive producer PAUL JACKSON Associate producer NICK SYMONS Producer JOHN ROONEY
A NOEL GAY television production for BBCtv
Get smart with Selina Scott. Jeff Banks. Caryn Franklin and Lucy Pilkington. The strong look this autumn is modelled by snooker's
Dennis Taylor and Anne Marie Farren. There's a seasonal snip in the air from hairdressers Trevor Sorbie and Winston Isaacs. There's a look at the mini mail-order catalogues. And big girls don't cry - or do they? Producer CLARE STRIDE
Series producer ROGER CASSTLES
by JOSEPHINE TEY dramatised in six episodes by JAMES ANDREW HALL starring and 2: 'A skinny spinster of 40. living with a rude old mother in an ugly house, who wants legal advice for which she probably can't pay.'
Music composed and conducted by PAUL HART and JO CAMPBELL
Costume designer GILL HARDIE Script editor PHILLIPPA GILES Designer ROB HINDS
Producer TERRANCE DICKS Director LEONARD LEWIS
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with Moira Stuart
Weather JOHN KETTLEY
from the Witney Feast
In 1243 Henry III granted the rector of Witney in Oxfordshire two bucks to help him celebrate the patronal day of the parish church of St Mary on its reconsecration. Today the feast is still going strong. Sally Magnusson joins in. talks to local Christians and explores the fascinating world of the showmen.
Crown Him with many crowns; Tell out, my soul; Stand up. stand up for Jesus; Medley from 'Shine, Jesus. shine' (Graham Kendrick ): The golden cockerel: Who put the colours in the rainbow?; Our eyes have seen the glory; The old rugged cross; God be with you till we meet again Conductor PAUL HERR1NGTON Producer CHRISTOPHER MANN Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE
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devised by GERARD GLAISTER and ALLAN PRIOR starring
Episode 5 written by DOUGLAS WATKINSON
'Something touches you, like another human being, in this case Avril. It starts to hurt a little, starts to get to you, so what do you do? You brandish your cheque books.'
Title music SIMON MAY and LESLIE OSBORNE
Film cameraman JOHN WILLIAMS Designer JIM HATCHARD
Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director ROGER JENKINS
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written by CARLA LANE
Title music by DAVID MACKAY Sound supervisor
GRAHAM WILKINSON Lighting director HENRY BARBER
Designer PAUL TRERISE
Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH
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by JULIA STONEHAM starring with Deep-sea diving is well paid and glamorous.
But the strain is huge, living in a tiny compression chamber for four weeks at a time.
And if anything goes wrong, you're a dead man.
No wonder Joe can't sleep easy at nights. His nightmares might become reality.
Music by JOHN ALTMAN
Photography NIGEL WALTERS
Designer CHRISTOPHER ROBILLIARD Script editors COLIN LUDLOW and ALAN DRURY
Producer ALAN SHALLCROSS Director ALAN DOSSOR
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with Moira Stuart Weather
Heaven on Earth? The Kibbutz Ideal
'We are a tribe', claims a kibbutz veteran with pride. But if so, it is a most astonishing tribe. It has no poverty, no snobbery, no class, no crime, no unemployment and no homelessness.
Kibbutz is a society of one for all and all for one. It ploughs all its profits back into social security and the common kitty.
But in the past year or two the kibbutz movement has been plunged into crisis: partly economic, and partly the result of a widespread loss of confidence from within. The tribe has 128,000 members and has been going for nearly 80 years. Forty years ago it was vital to the setting up of the state of Israel. But in the tensions of today, can it survive?
Narrated by Peter France
Timely and penetrating GUARDIAN Written and produced by STEPHEN ROSE
Everyman editor JANE DRABBLE (R)
This week the magazine programme covering Asian affairs goes to France and the United States.
From Paris a profile of top haute couture designer
Hemant Sagar featuring his autumn/winter 89 collection. And from Cleveland, Ohio, a report on how Asians in the US are confronting the problems facing a newly-established community. BBC Pebble Mill
