6.4S Pure Maths: Cycles
7.10 Working for Love
7.35 Images: Diffraction in Action
8.00 Docklands Light Railway
8.25 The Evolution of Mammals

The Dot Stop
Dotty Dot likes to tot up dots.... But today she stops at seven.
Storyteller Iain Lauchlan Music PAUL READE
Director JOHN PROWSE (R)

... of Jesus
How much is really known about the man Jesus? Donald Reeves believes that, just as the gospel writers created images of Jesus which were influenced by their own background, so it is important that people today relate to relevant and meaningful images of Christ: 'Some black Christian communities do not like having to worship a white
Messiah. For them it's a sort of racism. They want to produce their own Messiah, a black Jesus Christ.'
Videotape editor TIM NICHOLSON Director RICHARD ALWYN
Producer HELEN ALEXANDER

Do Not
Judge Gary Davies joins Joyce King for a simple service of prayer and reflection at her home near Polperro in Cornwall. Fr Adrian Toffolo looks at the need to accept others, warts and all ...
Reading: Romans 14, w 7-13 Director TONY HEMMINGS Producer CHRIS LOUGHLIN

Presented by Sue Robinson Featuring Lucy Goffin 's embroidery and a report on the work of a group of musicians - Echo City. Producer MARY SPRENT
Series producer DICK FOSTER (R) (e)

Make Money, Make Money Greed and Fear
The two ruling passions among Chicago Futures traders are greed and fear - greed for more money, fear that they will lose it all in seconds.
Presented by Andrew Neil Producer ALAN HAYDN GRIFFITHS Series editor BRIAN DAVIES

A series infiveparts.
4: Market, Porchetta, the Inedible Vegetable, e la Vita ContodinaAssistant producer DANIELLA DANGOOR
Series producer DAVID CORDINGLEY (R) (e)

Will They Eat It?
Knowing what food is best for your child's health is one thing, making it tempting - especially if money is tight - is another.
Series producer IAN WOOLF
Producer MARY SPRENT (R) (e)

A series of six programmes presented by Jonathan Miller 3: As Long As You Can CopeHow do people cope with the day-to-day practicalities of caring for someone at home? What happens when they decide they can't cope any longer?
Film editor PETER RINGSTED Producer TONY MATTHEWS
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A chance to see previously broadcast programmes, this time with sign language and subtitles.
Today's programme,
The Making of Supersense, provides an insight into the techniques used in the filming of the nature series Supersense.
Presented by Clive Mason.
Sign language interpreter JOHN LEE

Pastures New
Rising prices are making it extremely difficult to get started in farming in Britain. France, however, has lots of reasonably priced land and is keen to attract young farmers. But is farming in France all it is cracked up to be? Anne Brown meets four British families who are giving it a try
Plus at 12.55pm the weather with BILL GILES.
Producer ANNE BROWN
Editor MICHAEL FITZGERALD BBC Pebble Mill
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with Moira Stuart followed by On the Record
Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby. With John Cole The Embattled Chancellor Nigel Lawson has been
Chancellor of the Exchequer for exactly six years today.
For much of that time, he has been a hero to his party and his Prime Minister.
Now all that has changed. In the last of the present series, Jonathan Dimbleby looks at the battles ahead for
Mr Lawson and asks him how he intends to fight them.
Reporter JOHN RENTOUL Producer NICK ROBINSON
Studio director VICTOR MELLENEY Editor DAVID AARONOVITCH

by Gillian Richmond and Ayshe Raif.
"Pat says you got something important to tell me. Only make it quick because I'm in the middle of me eels."
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starring
Christopher Lee Oliver Tobias
Emma Samms.
At the foot of a mighty mountain stands the city of Jadur, ruled by the wicked Caliph, Alquazar. A dangerous place for newcomers like the orphan boy Majeed or young prince Hasan. Dispatched on a deadly quest for the fabled
Rose of Elil, they unwittingly serve Alquazar's desire for absolute power.
Flying carpets, a magic gem, and an ancient genie feature in this fabulous fantasy of long ago and far away. Vahishta capucine
Daad El Shur. ..MiCKEY ROONEY Screenplay by BRIAN HAYLES Produced by JOHN DARK
Directed by KEVIN CONNOR * FILMS: page 15
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starring in On the Road Again
Charlie has reason to regret a rash moment of generosity.
Written by MARK FINK
Directed by ALAN ROSEN

Jamaica Jeff Banks reports from the Caribbean Fashion Carnivale in Jamaica, home of the world's fastest-growing fashion industry. He meets jewellery designer, former Miss World
Cindy Breakespeare , and two young designers who studied fashion and textiles in Britain.
Executive producer ROGER CASSTLES
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with Desmond Morris and Sarah Kennedy
Today, from the Principality, Desmond and Sarah sing the praises of some rare Welsh animals. They meet the pet your mother would never allow into the house and Johnny Morris confesses the secret behind his animal magic.
Down in the valleys,
Desmond visits the pony which has been the backbone of the Welsh mining industry and Nerys Hughes shows her Welsh-speaking tomcat. Research ALISON FORSYTH Director DAVID WALLACE Producers
IAN CHRISTIE. POLLY PHILLIPS
Editor DAVID MARTIN. BBC Scotland
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The second of six pairs of programmes For What We Are About to Receive
Presented by Chris Baines According to Government figures about 40 per cent of fruit and vegetables that we buy in the shops contain tiny amounts of the pesticides used during their growing. Nobody knows for sure if these chemicals do us any harm, but suppose you don't want to take the risk?
Part 1 of today's Big E asks how easy is it to obtain chemical free food and how much it costs.
Director RICHARD DALE
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD (Part 2 is at 11.35pm) (e) 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES

with Moira Stuart ; Weather

with Paddy Moloney and the Chieftains, Noirin Ni Riain.
Paddy Moloney is regarded as Ireland's most famous living traditional musician.
Together with the Chieftains, he has made Irish music popular worldwide. He tells Val how priests at one time conducted open-air masses when such worship was illegal. In her youth, Noirin Ni Riain learnt hundreds of traditional and religious songs collected from rural Irish-speaking areas. Today, she is gaining international recognition for her unique presentation of this music. Val meets her in the grounds of Glenstal Abbey near Limerick and hears her sing her setting of The Magnificat in the Abbey's icon room.
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by the Social and Liberal Democrats

based on the books by JAMES HERRIOT
For Richer, for Poorer by JOHNNY BYRNE starring with
Young James performs at the piano recital and Siegfried 'performs' the perfect operation!
Producer BILL SELLARS
Director RODERICK GRAHAM (R)
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The Final with Magnus Magnusson from the University of Warwick
Who will be Mastermind Champion 1989?
That question is answered tonight in what promises to be a fiercely fought final.
Mastermind has travelled the length and breadth of the country, testing the nerve and knowledge of 64 contenders.
Only the final five remain: Tom Bean (farmer) Life and Works of Edward Lear
Myra Knight (housewife) City of Glasgow from earliest times
Mary Elizabeth Raw (veterinary surgeon) Life and Reign of Charles I
GUI Doubleday (civil servant) Life and Works of John Bunyan Dick Jones
(policy research officer) History of the Conservative Party (1832-1940)
Lighting GEOFF HIGGS Assistant producer MARY CRAIG
Director ANDREA CONWAY Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBCElstree
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with Martyn Lewis Weather

Presented by Esther Rantzen with Adrian Mills ,
Grant Baynham , Gavin Campbell and Doc Cox.
Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from the letters you send each week.
Director STEPHEN STEWART Producer ESTHER RANTZEN
Deputy editor BRYHER SCUDAMORE Editor SHAUN WOODWARD
Regretfully, it is not possible to answer all your letters.

'Do we want to teach our children that Auschwitz was all there was?'

Samuel Oliner was the only one of his family to survive the Holocaust. A Polish peasant risked her life to save him. For the last seven years, Oliner has been collecting stories from people who rescued Jews in the Second World War. It is a project inspired by a personal debt of gratitude and a desire to recover the light of human decency from the blackness of Nazi-occupied Europe. In Rescuers Speaking, dramatised by Wilfred Harrison from Oliner's research, actors retell the true stories of some of those anonymous heroes.

Jack's Eye View
Dave Dawson and Pete Thompson are Somerset steeplejacks. For them, Truro Cathedral and Glastonbury Tor are jobs. A cathedral spire doesn't seem quite so elegant when worked on from two feet away.
Producer COLIN THOMAS Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY BBC Bristol (R)

Foodfor Thought
Chris Baines looks at the issues raised in tonight's earlier programme.
He visits an organic farm in Somerset and sees how vegetables can be raised without chemicals in balance with nature, then follows the vegetables on their long journey to a packing station in mid Wales. Lastly, Chris talks to farmers who produce organic meat and dairy products and hears of an exciting project for the future. (e)
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