6.45 Sociology: Life
History Interviews
7.10 The Earth:
Ocean Crust
7.35 Technology: Living with Cracks
8.00 Physical Chemistry:
Reaction Mechanisms
8.25 Maths Methods: Heat
Transfer

The Playbus stops today at the Dot Stop.
Puppeteer: Saskia Wright. Designer Tony Lawrence Producer Michael Cole (R)

'Now that technology has taken human beings right into the heavens, into what our ancestors regarded as the very dwelling-place of God, is there still a place for religion? Or are we now so much controllers of our own destiny that religion no longer makes sense?
The Rev Donald Reeves, rector of St James's, Piccadilly, in London, believes it does, but it must be a religion which takes account of the real world.
(R)

Tony Phelan joins
Tina Harris in her London home for a time of prayer and meditation.
James Weatherley reflects on the circumstances which led him to conclude that God's way is best. Reading:
Matthew 25, w 14-30.
Director Berry-Anne Billingsley Producer Steve Benson

Stefan Buczacki wakes up the houseplants for spring; Jan Beaney shows a crafty way to make fashionable jewellery; Clare Connery cooks a meal in minutes and knitwear designer Sandy Black offers another exclusive pattern. And if you want to go green, watch Top of the Green Pops with Screaming Lord Sutch.
Presented by Janice Long. Director Anne O'Dwyer
Series producer Erica Griffiths (R)
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A hands-on science show.
'Gilding the lily' becomes a reality with the help of guest scientist Dr Mary Archer.
Also, how to make your own scientific jewellery, and Len Hawkes of the Tremeloes explains the science of making records. Presented by Carol Vorderman and Professor Ian Fells. Director Hendrik Ball
Producer George Auckland (R)
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Philip Crosby is one of the world's leading experts on the management of quality. To Crosby and his followers the creed of 'doing things right the first time' stretches far beyond the factory floor. Film editor Alex Richardson Series editor Brian Davies (R)
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Six programmes presented by Glenda Jackson.
1: Going back to work after looking after a family is a daunting prospect. Music Jane Sebba
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A series to help improve communication skills. With Chris Serle. 16: Getting and giving information.
Researcher Philip Adams Producer David Upshal
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A chance to see again Antiques Roadshow in Paignton, with sign language and subtitles.
Sign language interpreter: John Lee.

Tory-controlled
Cambridgeshire County Council plans to sell off more than half of its high-quality farmland. Farmers and opposition politicians see the plan as a new blow to the Fens.
Introduced by John Craven. Plus the weather for the countryside at 12.55pm with Bernard Davey. Producer Mike Derby
Editor Michael Fitzgerald BBC Pebble Mill

With Moira Stuart.
Followed by On the Record
New political forces are on the move. On the Record visits a part of the political battlefield. Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John Cole.
Reporter: Emily Buchanan. Editor Glenwyn Benson Producer Peter Lovering

Omnibus by John Maynard.
Nick's nutritional advice has yet to work wonders on Dot, and the Fowlers are forced to confront past events they would prefer to forget.
(Ceefax subtitles)

Starring Virginia McKenna, Ronald Fraser
This spellbinding family film of youngsters' escapades in the Lake District is based on the book by Arthur Ransome. For the Walker children, a farm holiday becomes an adventure when they find a sailing dinghy in a lakeside boathouse. Then they meet the Amazons, intrepid sailing sisters whose boat flies the Jolly Roger.
FILMS: pages 16-21

A window on the world of childhood in 12 parts, narrated by Judi Dench. 3: Christina, Richie,
Parameshwar, Biddy and Eliza's thoughts of home. It's a basic human need to belong, to have roots. But many of the world's children have no permanent home. An orphan in Brazil, a child of divorce in the United States, a migrant from countryside to big city in India, a traveller child in Ireland, a refugee in Zambia - each of these children has a different idea of where home is, or was, or should be. How do children cope with life on the move?
What kind of help do they need to find a true sense of belonging?
Series producer David Brown Producer Renny Rye BBC North
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Tracy Haines and Peter Jackson 's dreams come true as their marriage is blessed at sunrise by the pyramids. With the theme of ancient
Egypt, the dress was designed by Jeff Banks , shoes by Jimmy Choo , jewellery by the Royal
College of Art and hair by Trevor Sorbie.
Caryn Franklin joined
Banks with the couple and their families for this magical occasion.
Director Alexandra Fraser Producer Clare Stride

Moira Stuart presents the latest national and international news.
Weather
Bernard Davey

From East Belfast.
East Belfast grew and prospered in the last century amid the famous shipyards. Roger Royle visits an area which today discloses problems of unemployment, alcohol dependence and inner-city renewal.
In the East Belfast Mission, which ministers to the people of the area, the local people sing their songs of praise.
Immortal, Invisible (St Denio);
For I'm Building a People of Power, When I Survey (Rockingham);
The King of Love My Shepherd Is (St Columba);
I Hear Thy Welcome Voice;
We Rest on Thee, Our Shield and Our Defender (Finlandia); How Great Thou Art! (0 Store Gud);
Crown Him with Many Crowns (Diademata).
Organist Allen McCartney Conductor David Byers Producer James Skelly Editor Roger Hutchings BBC Northern Ireland
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A series based on the books by James Herriot. Episode by Alfred Shaughnessy. Starring
Christopher Timothy Robert Hardy
The Herriots prepare to move to Rowangarth, but there is an unexpected complication.
Meanwhile,
Granville Bennett leads James astray when they attend a veterinary lecture.
Producer Bill Sellars
Director Jeremy Summers (R)
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The contenders tonight are: James Moore
(freelance writer)
British-American musical theatre, 1915-35 Andrew Pantin
(civil servant)
Life and works of Christopher Isherwood Brian Daugherty
(post-graduate student) History of 20th-century astronomy
David Steele
(local government accountant)
Life and career of David Lloyd George. The last place in the semi-finals is at stake.
With Magnus Magnusson from the Firth Hall at the University of Sheffield. Director Andrea Conway Producer Peter Massey BBC Elstree

With Martyn Lewis.
Weather Bernard Davey

Real-life humour, mishaps, special investigations and consumer stories drawn from the 10,000 letters sent to That's Life! every week. With Esther Rantzen
Gavin Campbell , Adrian Mills , Howard Leader , Simon Fanshawe and Doc Cox.
Editor Shaun Woodward
Deputy editor Bryher Scudamore

A series of dramatic monologues. Ginger by Bob Larbey.
Starring George Cole
Ginger, an OAP, is now forced to sport a ginger wig to compensate for the ravages of time. Nattily kitted out, he decides to visit a local over-60s club with plans to 'ginger' it up. Music Bill Connor Script editor
Stephen Jeffery-Poulter
Designer Rochelle Selwyn Producer Fiona Finlay Director Guy Slater
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On 24 May 1989, French police arrived at the Priory of St Joseph's in Nice to arrest France's most wanted war criminal, Paul Touvier. The first Frenchman to be charged with crimes against humanity, Touvier now faces trial. Many were involved in his protection since the war: politicians, police, and above all the Church. Every man examines the extraordinary career of a man who has forced the French to confront a past many of them would rather forget.

A series of six programmes presented by Glenda Jackson. 2: Finding the right child care at the right price is a major concern for mothers planning to return to work. Tonight: mothers who have managed to do both. Film editor Jane Rowson Producer Marion Allinson
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A 91-part dramatisation of India's great epic poem.