6.45 Pure Maths: Ideas of Space
7.10 James Hutton : Geologist
7.35 The Grain Story
8.00 How Long Can You Go?

The Dot Stop
Storyteller Simon Davies Music PAUL READE
Director ANNE GOBEY (R)

In the Wilderness
In the second of this Lent series, the Rev David Bridge , Dr Peter Graves and the congregation of Epsom
Methodist Church in Surrey, share in an act of worship exploring the theme 'coping with conflict'. Readings: Luke 4, w 9-12; Luke 11, w 14-20; Peter 5, w 6-11
Praise the Lord! Ye heavens, adore him; Believe not those who say; God of grace and God of glory; Fight the good fight.
Organist RONALD PERKINS
Director of music DAVID DE VILE Director VALETTA STALLABRASS
Series producer HELEN ALEXANDER

Seventh of 11 programmes. The man - Mike Kendall - and the boy - Simon King explore the British countryside in search of wildlife.
This week: Cornwall
Film editor CHARLES ALDRIDGE Director JOHN KING BBC Bristol (R)

DIY science presented by Carol Vorderman and Professor Ian Fells of Newcastle University. Director HENDRIK BALL
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND (e)

A series of 20 programmes 16: A visit to Leningrad
Peter the Great's 'window onto Europe.' (R) (e)

A series of 20 programmes 16: From Regensburg. Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden
Director MARION ALLINSON
Producer MADDALENA FAGANDINI (e)

Judi Spiers and Rob Curling find out how to save time, effort and money - in the marketplace of ideas. Producer DAVE THOMAS
Series producer ERICA GRIFFITHS (e)
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Weekly magazine for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
Introduced by Clive Mason and Maureen Denmark, plus Stephen Fry and Harry Enfield learning to sign for Comic Relief.

The Church of England's policy of selling off old village schools is outraging many local communities.
Anne Brown meets former Master of the Rolls Lord Denning, in his new role as champion of angry villagers. Chris Baines joins Benny Rothman, who in 1932 led a mass trespass onto Kinder Scout in Derbyshire, and won access to the countryside.
12.55pm Countryside weather with Ian McCaskill.
BBC Pebble Mill
(Repeated tomorrow, 4.10pm, BBC2)

with Moira Stuart followed by On the Record
Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John Cole. London's future as an international centre is in the balance as transport hold-ups choke the capital's economy and lifeblood. Who'll have to pay to break the logjam? Reporter John Nicolson Producer DAVID JORDAN
Studio director DAVID COLEMAN Deputy editor GLENWYN BENSON Editor DAVID AARONOvrrCH

by Tony Holland and Bill Lyons.
"It's taken me ages to get accepted round here - but I think I've finally cracked it..."
(Ceefax subtitles)

featuring the FA Cup Fifth Round Watford v
Nottingham Forest Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Live coverage of a potential thriller as Second Division
Watford, conquerors already of First Division Newcastle United and Derby County , meet last year's semi-finalists Nottingham Forest.
Watford have never won the FA Cup but neither has Forest's Brian Clough. It should be a fascinating afternoon's football backed up with a goal-packed half-time review of yesterday's action.
With comment from Jimmy Hill.
Commentator
JOHN MOTSON
Producer JIM RESIDE
Series producer JOHN SHREWSBURY Editor BRIAN BARWICK

Sling Shot (R)

Why do we wear what we wear? Lucy Pilkington investigates the power of dressing for success. Jeff Banks and Caryn Franklin present the best of the new spring looks and Selina Scott prepares for the new season with a look at the umbrella.
Bride of the Year Nia Parry tries on the calico version of her wedding dress designed by Catherine Walker , and there's a report on a traditional Hindu wedding. Producer CLARE STRIDE
Series producer ROGER CASSTLES

Introduced by Hugh Scully. You would expect to find examples of Leeds
Creamware when the Roadshow visits Leeds, but there's much more, including fine cameo glass, a rare Japanese stick clock, and the longest dining table yet seen on the show. Directors
DIANE REID , IAN PAUL , NICK BAMFORD Producer CHRISTOPHER LEWIS BBC Bristol
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Fourth of seven programmes Animals
EastEnders stars Roly and Willy help with advice on Photographing pets and Photographer Heather Angel visits a zoo park for the best wildlife shots.
Director JONATHAN DRORI Producer FIONA PITCHER (e) 0 SOAPBOX: page 6
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with Moira Stuart
Weather BERNARD DAVEY

from Whitchurch, Shropshire. Whitchurch has been on the map for 2,000 years. Its proud history is reflected today in many fine timbered buildings and several impressive churches.
Cliff Michelmore introduces this week's hymns, sung by local Christians in St John's Methodist Church. He visits the oldest firm of clockmakers in England and meets Kay Casbolt , matron of Whitchurch's two hospitals. O praise the Lord: Give me joy; Thy hand. oh God; Make way; Love divine; Dear Lord and Father; Guide me. oh thou great redeemer. The head that once was crowned. Research HELENA TAYLOR
Producer ROGER HUTCHINGS Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Pebble Mill
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First of a six-part series written by JONATHAN MARR and ROSS BENTLEY starring
Recently divorced
Laura Kingsley arrives home after ten years in California to find her beloved Britain much changed. Ever a magnet for the unexpected she has no sooner touched down at
Heathrow than she is up to her neck in disorder.
Signature tune JACK PARNELL
Sound recordist RICHARD MERRICK Film cameraman JOHN RHODES Designer BERNARD LLOYD-JONES Produced and directed by JOHN B. HOBBS
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with Magnus Magnusson from University of Glasgow.
John Fleming (social worker) Scottish Wars of Independence, 1292-1330. William Donnelly (smallholder)
Life and Travels of Marco Polo. Sheila McMillan (housewife) Life and Reign of Henry HI. John Hudson
(engineering storeman) City of Istanbul
Lighting GEOFF HIGGS
Assistant producer MARY CRAIG Director ANDREA CONWAY Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBCElstree
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with Michael Buerk Weather

Presented by Esther Rantzen with Gavin Campbell , Adrian Mills ,
Grant Baynham and Doc Cox. Director ROB!N BEXTOR
Producer RICHARD WOOLFE Co-editor ESTHER RANTZEN Editor BRYHER SCUDAMORE

with Joan Bakewell. Ties of Blood
Heart of the Matter returns with a specially extended programme marking the start of the new series. In 1978, at the height of Argentina's repression, a baby girl was adopted in Buenos Aires. Eleven years later evidence has come to light that she is the child of parents who were abducted by the military and disappeared. Today her true grandparents and her adoptive parents are locked in a conflict about her custody - a conflict that reflects not only personal tragedy, but the struggle of a country haunted by its brutal past.
Film editor MIKE ALOOF
Director and series producer OLGA EDRIDGE

Presented by Sue Robinson. Town and country is the theme this week.
Lynne Curran lives in the dales of Northumbria, weaving images with very personal significance, while Lois Walpole makes baskets from materials gathered in city streets.
Producer MARY SPRENT
Series producer DICK FOSTER (e)

starring Amy Irving
Richard Dreyfuss Lee Remick.
Paul Dietrich is a promising concert pianist who has been a frequent competition finalist but never a winner. The Hillman competition is his last chance. When it takes place, however, he finds he has to face not only his rivals but his growing love for one of the contestants, the beautiful Heidi Schoonover.
Produced by WILLIAM SACKHEIM Written and directed by JOELO LIANSKY
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