West Country nurseryman Dennis Cornish visits a herb nursery. Producer David Spires (R)
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Discovering Light. For the four Sundays of Advent, Rosemary Hartill visits sites in north-east
England which have strong links with Celtic Christianity, beginning with the Holy Island of Lindisfarne. Preacher: Rev Canon David Adam.
Readings: I Thessalonians 5, vv 1-11; Luke 21, vv 25-33. Producer Noel Vincent Editor Helen Alexander

French for beginners. 10: A review of the French covered so far. Producer David Wilson (R)
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Spanish for beginners. 10: How the Spanish spend their spare time. Producer David Wilson (R)
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How the new European Single Market might affect you in 1992. You and Your Community. Presented by Dick Taverne and Alan Watson. Series editor Christopher Capron
A Capron production for BBCtv (R)
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It's a Cover-Up. In the third of 20 programmes providing practical help with everyday maths, Carol Vorderman measures areas. Producer Dave Thomas Editor George Auckland
(More maths help in 'Sum Chance' at 6. 15pm)
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In the sixth of eight programmes,
Maggie Philbin looks at the methods used to teach reading in schools. Series producer Jenny Stevens (R)
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A magazine programme presented in sign language by Maureen Denmark and Clive Mason , with interpretation by John Lee and Brenda Mackay.
Series producer Bryn Brooks

Another severe winter in Scotland could see a repeat of the 1989 crisis in which thousands of deer starved to death. John Craven reports from the Highlands on moves to cull up to 50,000 hinds humanely before nature takes its terrible toll. Including at 12.55pm the weather for the week ahead with Michael Fish. Producer Dick Colthurst Editor Michael Fitzgerald
a chance to vote for the winner of the Radio Times/County File Photo Competition.

With Moira Stuart.
Followed by On the Record
Analysis of the latest stories in British politics, with in-depth reports and live interviews. With
Jonathan Dimbleby and John Cole. Editor Glenwyn Benson

Another chance to see last week's episodes.
Mo takes her future into her own hands.
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Only two sessions remain of this year's UK Championships final. David Vine introduces coverage of this afternoon's seven-frame session.

A look at batik design in Manchester and Christmas fashions, plus last-minute news of next week's Clothes Show Live.
With by Selina Scott, Jeff Banks, Caryn Franklin and Sheryl Simms.
Producer Clare Stride
Executive producer Roger Casstles
MAGAZINE: £1.00, from newsagents.
FASHION: for a chance to claim a free gift, see page 5

A lively and entertaining look at
Europe today with Phillip Schofield. Switzerland. Including the band
Matterhom Project, whose song Muh hit the charts with the assistance of synthesised cows, plus a spectacular hot-air balloon flight over the Alps. Director Christopher Morris
Executive producer Eric Rowan
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An adaptation of the classic stories by C S Lewis.
Dramatised by Alan Seymour.
Giants and dragons are just two of the dangers one meets when setting out on lion's business.
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Carol Vorderman investigates why there are 60 minutes in an hour, while Gail Poonawala explains some of the mathematics in nursing. Also, how often do the Germans change their underwear? Producer Jonathan Drori
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With Moira Stuart.
Weather Michael Fish

The candle-lit magic of a Christingle service heralds the Advent season.
Martin Bashir looks at the varied work of the Children's Society, which introduced the service to the Anglican church, and enjoys the family atmosphere in All Saints' Church, Leighton Buzzard.
Hymns: The Christingle Carol (The Holly and the Ivy); 0 Come, 0 Come,
Emmanuel; When Is He Coming; From the Darkness Came Light; Be Not Afraid; Long Ago Prophets Knew
(Personent Hodie); God That Madest Earth and Heaven (Ar Hyd y Nos); One More Step.
Producer Christopher Mann Editor Roger Hutchings
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A comedy series by Jimmy Perry and David Croft. Starring Paul Shane Jeffrey Holland , Su Pollard
The Meldrum Vases. Lady Lavender calls in the police. Will her money turn up at the Bishop's auction inside one of the Meldrum vases?
Director/Producer David Croft
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David Vine introduces the latest action from the final of this year's championship from Preston.
Commentary by Ted Lowe ,
Jack Kamehm and Clive Everton. Summary by John Spencer and Ray Edmonds.

With Michael Buerk.
Weather Michael Fish
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Killing Priests Is Good News
Ten years ago, four American churchwomen were raped and murdered by Salvadorean soldiers. Their deaths marked the start of a decade of persecution against the church in El Salvador. The carnage culminated in the killing of six Jesuit priests in November last year. Everyman tells the story of three men whose lives have been profoundly affected by these killings. Each of them - a Wall
Street lawyer, a Salvadorean priest, and a social activist from New
York's South Bronx - has reached an extraordinary conclusion: that hope can emerge from tragedy, that murder can be good news. Producer Catherine Seddon Editor Jane Drabble

The final report on this year's
Stormseal UK Championships, from the Guild Hall, Preston.

The education magazine.
Should Muslims in Britain be educated at separate schools?
Krishnan Guru-Murthy reports from the Muslim Girls' School, Bradford, where pupils are taught according to an Islamic ethos. Clean Slate also looks back 50 years to what was happening in a village school in the golden summer of 1940. With Jackie Spreckley.

A 91-part epic Indian drama.
29: Shakuni (Gufi Paintal) has a house built in Varnavat for
Yudhishtira (Gajendra Chauhan ) and his plan is to set fire to it. (In Hindi with English subtitles.
Shown yesterday at 2. 45pm on BBC2)