Second of four programmes in which four young people are challenged to walk along the Pennine Way.
In the last of the series,
Mike Wooldridge tries to find out if there is a scientific explanation for healing.
The Most Rev and Rt Hon John Habgood , Archbishop of York, preaches on "making yourself available to God"
The magazine programme for the deaf community. Presented by Maureen Denmark and Clive Mason. With signing and subtitles.
Sixth part of a 20-part series for beginners in German.
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Today's quick-to-make dish from the last series of Bazaaris
Italian tuna pasta. With Nerys Hughes and Clare Connery.
A series designed to encourage further education and training.
Mosaic
The first of three programmes about equal opportunities.
Make It Fair. There is widespread racial discrimination in employment, despite equal opportunities policies. How can employers recruit staff fairly? 0 SUPPORT MATERIALS: an equal opportunities handbook, £5.00, and trainers notes. £5.00. available from [address removed].
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News and advice on jobs and training. With Paul Heiney and Juliet Alexander.
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Third of a six-part series about the social history of dress.
The influence of Hollywood on fashion in the 1920s and 30s.
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John Craven with the latest countryside stories.
Plus at 12.55 the weather for the week ahead.
Followed by On the Record
How far can Michael Heseltine influence the future course of the Conservative party?
John Rentoul reports. With Jonathan Dimbleby and John Cole.
Omnibus edition. Grant embarks on a new "deal" as soon as he and Sharon return from holiday.
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The seedings anticipate Jimmy White v Tony Knowles and Mike Hallett v Dean Reynolds. David Vine presents the key frames from the afternoon session.
The Dress of the Year is unveiled; there's music for percussion and embroidery machines; plus the masculine tailored look for women, the latest underwear for youngsters and the search is on for contenders for The
Clothes Show New Business
Award. With Jeff Banks , Selina Scott and Caryn Franklin.
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A six-part drama serial.
Young Merlin meets the wise old hermit who will alter the whole course of his life.
Written by Steve Bescoby
Producers Hilary Bevan Jones. Shaun Sutton Director Michael Darlow
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Developing self-confidence.
Asking for It. How to be confident in explaining what you want.
Producers Anne O'Dwyer. Julian Stenhouse fSee also Monday 10.40am Radio 5) ● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
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With Moira Stuart.
Weather John Kettley
Pam Rhodes visits a "Fellowship Week" at Skegness and travels around Britain to discover the role of the Salvation Army today. Hymns: Thine Be the Glory
(Maccabaeus); To God Be the Glory; God's Love Is Sufficient;
0 for a Thousand Tongues to Sing (Grimsby); When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Rockingham); How Much More; I'll Go in the Strength of the Lord. Producer Noel Vincent
Editor Roger Hutchings
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The comedy series by Jimmy Perry and David Croft.
Mrs Lipton's Nasty Turn. Ivy finds out the truth about Alf 's orphans and Miss Cissy decides to go into politics.
Director Roy Gould Producer David Croft e STEREO
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Last in the drama series.
No Way to Treat a Lady. Mike prepares Dangerous Lady for her big race. Featuring ex-Monkee Davy Jones.
Episode written by Christopher Green Producer Gerard Glaister
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With Michael Buerk.
Weather John Kettley
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Second in the four-part adaptation of Somerset Maugham's stylish First World War espionage stories, starring Alex Jennings, Joss Ackland, Ian Bannen, Alan Bennett, Anna Carteret
Based in Geneva, Ashenden is now accepted as a fully fledged agent, using his writing activities as a cover while running his network of spies. But there are complications when he gets caught up in the rivalry between his employers and one of his most valuable agents is brutally killed.
Screenplay David Pirie Producer Joe Knatchbull
Director Christopher Morahan
A Kelso production for BBCtv
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Return of the series exploring issues of conflict, ethics and belief. Do Men Hate Women?
In her time with the Metropolitan Police, Detective Inspector Carol Bristow has seen many women who have been raped, battered and murdered and has dealt with countless others who have been attacked just because they are women. It seems that some men at least are misogynists. Everyman unravels a cultural detective story to discover the background to this hatred of women. Clues come from surprising quarters: the Church, the National
Gallery, a local newsagent. DI Bristow investigates the web of images and attitudes which lie deep in the minds of even the newest of new men.
Producer David Willcock
Editor John Blake
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UK Championship from Preston's Guild Hall. David Vine introduces highlights of today's matches.
Four films on culture and identity viewed from a black perspective.
Norman Tebbit's criticism of British Asians for supporting Indian and Pakistani Test cricket teams provoked a storm of protest from Britain's black communities. Eighteen months later, it still raises deep questions about what being British really means.
A Lloyd Gardner production for BBCtv
(In Hindi with English subtitles. Shown yesterday at 2.45pm on BBC2)
