6.45 Pure Maths: Orthogonal Bases
7.10 The Changing Experience of Women
7.35 Images: Beyond the Eye
8.00 A Macroscopic Viewpoint
8.25 Evolution: Origins

stops today at
The Why Bird Stop where the Who What When
Where and Why Bird, usually known as the Why Bird, helps the driver to sort out lost property and uses her machine to tell her story. Driver Brian Jameson Puppeteer
FIONA BEYNON BROWN Title music RICHARD BROWN Producer PENNY LLOYD (R)

In the Wilderness
5: Dialogue with Doubt. Gary Davies joins the congregation of Epsom
Methodist Church and the Rosebery School choir for this programme in the Lent series. The preacher is the Rev Dr Peter Graves and the service is conducted by the Rev David Bridge.
Readings: Psalm 42, w 14,9-11 We give immortal praise;
When my love to Christ grows weak; Meekness and majesty;
When I survey the wondrous cross Organist RONALD PERKINS
Director of music DAVID DE VILE Director VALETTA STALLABRASS
Series producer HELEN ALEXANDER

Mike Kendall and Simon King explore the British countryside. This week: The Norfolk Broads. Film editor LIZ THOYTS Director JOHN KING BBC Bristol (R)

DIY science presented by Carol Vorderman and Professor Ian Fells of Newcastle University.
Ian and Carol look at the paintings of Vermeer and the relationship between art and science. Carol looks through the Ames window but finds it all an illusion. Plus,
Leonardo's flying machine finally takes off.
Written and directed by HENDRIK BALL
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND (e)

A series of 20 programmes. 19: Tourism in Moscow (R)

A series of 20 programmes. 19: Mayrhofen, in the Austrian Tyrol. Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden
Director MARION ALLINSON
Producer MADDALENA FAGANDINI (e)

with Judi Spiers and Fred Harris.
Anne Davies produces meals to fill up the family; clean a bathroom in three minutes with Don Aslett ; a new look for your bedroom from
Jocasta Innes ; fill your house and garden with free plants with Richard Jackson. Producer ELIZABETH CRETCH
Series producer ERICA GRIFFITHS (e)

Introduced by Clive Mason and Maureen Denmark. This week: Usher's
Syndrome, a congenital deterioration of vision which can affect deaf people.
Interpreters BRENDA MACKAY JOHN LEE
(e)

Buying a few cows and going into dairy farming would seem an ideal way for new farmers to get started. But it's not as simple as that. At least 50 people who've tried to do this have come up against a closed shop which makes it virtually impossible to get a foot in the door.
Behind it all is something called milk quotas. Ian Breach reports.
And Chris Baines announces a competition for viewers - with £10,000 in prizes.
12.55pm Countryside weather with JOHN KETTLEY Producers
DICK COLTHURST , MIKE DERBY Editor MICHAEL FITZGERALD BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John Cole.
Will the battle between the judges and the Government over legal reform lead to a real constitutional crisis? Reporter David Walter Producer MICHAEL STEVENSON Studio director JANET CROOKE
Deputy editor GLENWYN BENSON Editor DAVID AARONOVITCH

by Charlie Humphreys and Rob Gittins.
"I want to make money, Pat. I want to do some deals again, not change barrels all day."
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Her first screen pairing with co-star Rock Hudson also starring Tony Randall Thelma Ritter.
Interior decorator
Jan Morrow knows her own mind; she loathes songwriter Brad Allen , and likes the handsome stranger she meets at a dance. What she does not know is they are one and the same man.
Screenplay by STANLEY SHAPIRO and MAURICE RICHLIN
Based on the story by RUSSELL ROUSE and CLARENCE GREENE
Directed by MICHAEL GORDON Produced by ROSS HUNTER and MARTIN MELCHER
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Rolf Harris presents classic cartoon comedy. Today: What's Brewin' Bruin?,
Popeye in Gopher Spinach and Tom and Jerry in The Flying Cat
Producer DAVID PLATT

Selina Scott , Jeff Banks , Caryn Franklin and Lucy Pilkington open another edition of television's award-winning fashion magazine. Right now it's London
Fashion Week and there's an up-to-date report on how
Britain's designers see the end of the 80s and start of the 90s in their autumn/winter collections.
Producer CLARE STRIDE
Series producer ROGER CASSTLES BBC Pebble Mill

Introduced by Hugh Scully. A completely untouched 19th-century embroidered chair seat which has never been sat on, a valentine card made of seashells, a primitive painting of farm animals and rare ivory figures make an exciting day when the experts visit Glenrothes in Fife.
Directors DIANE REID. IAN PAUL NICK BAMFORD
Producer CHRISTOPHER LEWIS BBC Bristol
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Cliff Michelmore and Debbie Thrower report on the latest charity news.
Sarah Kennedy appeals on behalf of the Leukaemia Care Society, which offers advice, information and emotional support to leukaemia victims and their families.
The society urgently needs funds to replace 14 holiday caravans that it runs at resorts around the coast of Britain within easy reach of hospital centres. These holidays are always fully booked because they are ideal for sufferers whose natural immunity to infections has been destroyed by chemotherapy treatment. Please give what you can.
Donations should be sent to: Sarah Kennedy
Leukaemia Care Society [address removed] Producer JILL DAWSON

with Moira Stuart Weather BILL GILES

from Ballina, County Mayo. It was in Roman Britain in the 5th century that St
Patrick had a vision in which he heard the voice of the Irish from 'beside the Wood of Voclut which is near the Western Sea' calling him to come and walk among them. At the beginning of the week which celebrates the saint's festival, Ian Gall visits the people of the west coast of Ireland where the folk memory of the saint lives on. In St Muredach's Cathedral, Ballina, choirs from the area sing their Songs of Praise. 0 come. and let us to the Lord:
Ag Criost an siol; For all the saints; Holy God, we praise thy name;
The King of love my shepherd is: St Patrick's breastplate; Praise to the holiest; Be thou my vision. Researcher JUDITH PEERS Producer JAMES SKELLY Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Northern Ireland
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written by JONATHAN MARR and ROSS BENTLEY starring
Laura finds that life with Oberon and Holly is much more fun than with her stuffy son and, much to his horror, plans on moving into their squat.
Costume designer VELMA BUCKLE Make-up designer
SALLY BOUNDEN WARREN
Lighting director HENRY BARBER Designer BERNARD LLOYD-JONES Produced and directed by JOHN B. HOBBS
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with Magnus Magnusson from Queen Mary College, University of London.
The spotlight is on four more contestants aspiring to be the 1989 champion. Peter Shirtcliffe (ship's cook)
World Heavyweight
Championship Fights from 1960.
Richard Oates (schoolteacher)
Boys' Public Schools of England.
Julie Speedie
(antiquarian book dealer) The Life and Works of Oscar Wilde.
Padraig Kirby
(chief accountant)
The History of Ireland, 1600-1920.
Lighting GEOFF HIGGS
Assistant producer MARY CRAIG Director ANDREA CONWAY Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBC Elstree

with Martyn Lewis ; Weather

Presented by Esther Rantzen. With Gavin Campbell , Adrian Mills ,
Grant Baynham and Doc Cox. Director ROBIN BEXTOR
Producer RICHARD WOOLFE Co-editor ESTHER RANTZEN Editor BRYHER SCUDAMORE
Regretfully it is not possible to answer all your letters.

Moral issues are coming ever more into public awareness: the daily headlines proclaim as much. But where headlines deal in black and white the issues are rarely so simple.
Heart of the Matter seeks out such issues;
Joan Bakewell examines the moral conflict between people with strongly held and frequently opposing views and considers what their dilemma means for us all. Film editor MIKE ALOOF
Series producer OLGA EDRIDGE

The television craft magazine presented by Sue Robinson.
'Think big' is the motto of Julienne Dolphin-Wilding, who makes giant garden furniture inspired by things nautical. The textures and patinas of weather-worn materials combine with the large scale to evoke an almost medieval grandeur. Sitting in one of her throne-like chairs 'either makes you feel very powerful or very childlike, depending on your personality,' says Julienne. Equally dramatic are the wall paintings of the first purpose-built Buddhist temple in Europe. In the London suburb of Wimbledon, a team of artists from Thailand have been working for three years to produce an epic cycle of paintings. Within the confines of traditional style and iconography, the murals incorporate images from the modern Western world - sometimes to startling effect! In the studio workshop, stained glass and fabric. Producer MARY SPRENT
Series producer DICK FOSTER (R) (e)

Cosmic Lighthouse
Pulsars are among the most bizarre objects in the universe. They are very small, amazingly dense and spinning round rapidly. Astronomers have been waiting to see whether the supernova in the Large
Magellanic Cloud, seen in 1987, will produce a pulsar. Reports from the Cerro Tololo Observatory in Chile indicate that this may well be the case, as Dr Paul Murdin discusses with Patrick Moore.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO