Anne Kelleher discovers how different faiths in Britain exist side by side. Today she meets an Anglican vicar and his Hindu wife.
Director Terry Bailey
Editor Helen Alexander
Fr Stephen Maxfield from
Welshpool explores the theme of persistence in faith.
With Linda Mary Evans.
Reading: Luke 18, w 1-8. Producer Iwan Russell-Jones
Editor Helen Alexander
French for beginners.
14: Carolle Rousseau and Patrick Simpson-Jones look at life in Pezenas before the war.
Producer David Wilson (R)
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Spanish for beginners.
14: Where do sevillanos go to escape the summer heat?
Yolanda Vazquez finds out. Producer David Wilson (R)
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Twenty programmes to help you read, write and communicate more effectively. Writing for Yourself With Chris Serle.
Producers Elizabeth Cretch and John Brooke (R)
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8: Mine's a Pint. Practical help with maths. Why does gravity affect the price of beer? Carol Vorderman looks at volumes. With Johnny Ball. Producer Dave Thomas
Editor George Auckland
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Alison Mitchell offers a three-point plan to get out of debt; three people boast their way to a new job; and Nerys Hughes discovers Carol Smith 's 'unemployment survival kit'. (R)
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A magazine programme for the deaf community. Presented in sign language by Maureen Denmark and Clive Mason. With
John Lee and Brenda Mackay. Editor Bryn Brooks
A blizzard kept the winners of the 1990 Radio Times/
Country File Photo Competition from getting to Pebble Mill last month, but today John Craven meets them all.
Viewers at home can vote for the best picture by telephone. The photographer of 1990 wins a safari holiday in Kenya. And there's news of the 1991 competition. Including at
12.55pm the weather for the week ahead with Suzanne Charlton.
Director Annette Martin
Editor Michael Fitzgerald
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With Moira Stuart.
Followed by On the Record
An in-depth look at the political scene with film reports and live interviews. Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John Cole. Editor Glenwyn Benson
Another chance to see last week's episodes.
Mark takes to his sick bed.
(Ceefax subtitles)
Live coverage of the most intriguing FA Cup Fourth
Round tie: Arsenal v Leeds
United. Arsenal, five times
FA Cup winners, meet Leeds United who have won just once - ironically against the Gunners in 1972. Commentary by John Motson with Trevor Brooking.
Reporters Gerald Sinstadt and Ray Stubbs. Introduced by Desmond Lynam and Jimmy Hill with Terry Venables.
(Match of the Day: the Road to Wembley tomorrow at 10.10pm)
President of the British
Knitting and Clothing Export Council, HRH the Princess Royal, presents this year's awards for success overseas, including The Clothes Show New Business Award.
Producer Colette Byrne
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In Hexham, Northumberland, the experts discuss a fine collection of Japanese porcelain and works of art and a valuable 20th-century
German painting with Cubist influences. And Hugh Scully sets another competition question.
Producer Christopher Lewis
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The third of eight programmes on dealing with strong emotions.
After 0-levels, A-levels and university Alan expected a high-flying career. Not getting a job left him feeling useless. Producer Dick Foster
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With Moira Stuart.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
From Westminster Abbey. Debbie Thrower joins the choir and congregation of this ancient church.
Hymns: Glory to God (Highwood); King of Glory (Gwalchmai); Ecce Dominus , E W Naylor; Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation
(Westminster Abbey); God Is
Love (Theodoric); Forth in Thy
Name (Angel's Song); We Have a Gospel (Fulda).
Editor Roger Hutchings
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After launching Britain's biggest talent search, Esther Rantzen introduces the first of the new faces auditioning tonight to join Gavin Campbell and Howard Leader on the That's Life! team. And Scott Sherrin and Doc Cox present your choice of misprints.
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With Martyn Lewis.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
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Four contenders face Magnus Magnusson to answer questions on their specialised subjects and general knowledge. From the Great Hall of the University of Exeter.
Contestants:
Andy Taggart (teacher) history of the Balkans 1774-1923;
Patricia Pay (assistant land registrar) life and works of Tolstoy;
Ralph Kite (freelance researcher) land weapons 1900-75;
Jeremy Parrott (lecturer) 20th-century fiction publication in Britain.
They Shoot Children, Don't They?
Englishman Bruce Harris took on more than he bargained for when he accepted the job of boss at a refuge for street children in Guatemala City.
He has now become the not so local hero. This film documents his investigations into violent acts, including murder, against Guatemala's street children by the national police. His pursuit of justice on behalf of these children is legendary but has placed him in a personally dangerous position: 'A lot of people say to me; "You are stupid! Don't you know where you are? Don't you know what you are up against?" - I am not looking for heroes or martyrs but nobody is going to kill these kids - nobody.' Director Judy Jackson Editor Jane Drabble
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Mary Follain looks at how France is trying to change century-old traditions in its primary schools. Poet Wendy Cope has a chance to revisit the scene of her education.
With Jackie Spreckley.
A 91-part epic drama in Hindi with English subtitles.
35: Arjuna shoots the arrow and it hits the mark.
