West Country nurseryman Dennis Cornish visits gardens in Devon. Producer David Spires (R)
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Discovering God. For the four Sundays of Advent, Rosemary Hartill visits sites in north-east
England which have strong associations with Celtic
Christianity. Today: Hexham Abbey, where
Canon Michael Middleton leads a meditation from
St Wilfrid's crypt.
Readings: Luke 3, vv 1-14; 21, vv 5-12, 25-32; Matthew 7, vv 1-12

An examination of the debate raging among academics and teachers over approaches to history teaching in the light of the new national curriculum. Producer Nigel Maslin
A Hawkeshead production for BBCtv (R)

A guide to healthy eating.
Go with the Grain. Presented by Liza Goddard.

You and Your Nationality. In the final programme of the series
Alan Watson and Dick Taverne ask how
1992 and the Single European
Market will affect Britain's national identity and sovereignty. Series editor Christopher Capron

A Piece of Cake. How do you avoid arguments over restaurant bills? In the programme that provides practical help with everyday maths, Carol Vorderman looks at how to divide almost anything, whether it's a recipe, money or even a very unusual inheritance. Producer Dave Thomas Editor George Auckland

In the seventh of eight programmes Maggie Philbin looks at the help available to children with severe reading difficulties.
Series producer Jenny Stevens (R)
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A magazine programme for the deaf community. This week: a group of deaf children from Derby School join Thomas the Tank Engine's birthday celebration. Presented in sign language by Maureen Denmark and Clive Mason. Interpreters: Brenda Mackay and John Lee. Series producer Bryn Brooks

Today John Craven announces the winners of the Radio Times/Country File Photo Competition and viewers get to vote by telephone to choose the best photograph. The Radio
Times/Country File photographer of 1990, whose prize is a two-week safari holiday for two in Kenya, will be announced before the end of the programme. Radio Times Editor Nicholas Brett will present the prize. Including at 12.55pm the weather for the week ahead with Michael Fish. Director Annette Martin Editor Michael Fitzgerald
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John Nicolson reports from the EC nations's meeting in Rome. Will the Government agree to quicken the pace of economic union or will the rest of Europe go ahead without Britain? Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John Cole. Producer Narinder Minhas Editor Glenwyn Benson

Another chance to see last week's episodes.
Eddie tries to trap a thief.
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Starring
John Wayne New Mexico, 1878: when cattle baron John Chisum discovers a businessman is out to take his land, the scene is set for a range war.
Director Andrew V McLaglen
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Selina Scott , Jeff Banks ,
Caryn Franklin and Sheryl Simms report from the NEC, Birmingham, on The Clothes Show Live, Britain's largest public exhibition of fashion and beauty.
Producer Clare Stride
Executive producer Roger Casstles

A lively and entertaining look at
Europe today with Phillip Schofield. Poland. Featuring Krystyna Janda , the star of Interrogation, a gripping film banned for eight years; eastern Europe's first independent commercial radio station; and a visit to the Krakow animation studio. Schofield discovers rivalry among the sunflowers down on Warsaw's allotments and the surprising things they put in vodka. Producer Richard Simkin
Executive producer Eric Rowan
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An adaptation of the classic children's stories by C S Lewis.
Dramatised by Alan Seymour.
Eustace, Jill and Puddleglum have arrived at the Giant's castle. What sort of welcome will they get?
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Last programme in the series.
Newcastle labourer and artist
Mark James explains how maths helped dig him out of a 'sleep, work, drink' rut. Carol Vorderman investigates the golden number that links the human body with art and architecture.
Director Isabella Epstein Producer Jonathan Drori
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With Moira Stuart.
Weather Michael Fish

Pam Rhodes joins some of London's finest Gospel music singers and musicians at the New Testament Assembly Church in Tooting, south London. Producer Simon Hammond Editor Roger Hutchings
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A comedy series by Jimmy Perry and David Croft.
Starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland, Su Pollard
Alf tells Sir Ralph that Lord Meldrum cannot be having an affair with Lady Agatha because he was wounded in the artillery.
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With Michael Buerk.
Weather Michael Fish
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The Birmingham Wives, One evening more than 16 years ago, six men walked out of their front doors and have yet to return. They were arrested, tried and sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of 21 people in the 1974 bombing of two Birmingham pubs. This is the story of the wives and daughters of the Birmingham Six, the women who wait. They talk about the pain of lost relationships, the isolation and insecurity, the threats and the shattered expectations. Above all, they are driven by an absolute faith in the men's innocence and a determination to see their names cleared.
Producer Yvette Vanson
Series editor Jane Drabble
A Vanson Wardle production

Here's a Little Known
Ingrid Bergman Incident. It's time for memories as Molly (Blair Brown ) attends the reading of her father's will.

The education magazine with Jackie Spreckley.

ROSA T - a Space Telescope
Radiations of very short wavelength from space cannot reach the Earth because they are blocked by the atmosphere, but they are of increasing importance to astronomers. ROSAT, an artificial satellite designed specially for this research, is now sending back exciting information. Professor Ken Pounds of Leicester University and Patrick Moore discuss the latest results.
Producer Pieter Morpurgo

A 91-part epic drama in Hindi with English subtitles.