A film about four people from the Midlands who now live and work in Tokyo.

The third candle on the Advent wreath is lit in the unique parish church of St Mary-in-the-Marsh within Norwich Cathedral. In a special Advent service,
Dr Margaret Spufford considers the Light that is Christ, the hope in the darkness. • STEREO

A challenge is put to other
European and American deaf programme-makers to help produce the first truly international programme of issues that concern the world deaf community. Presented by Maureen Denmark and Clive
Mason. With signing and subtitles. Editor Bryn Brooks

A series designed to encourage further education and training.
Into Print
First of a five-part series. The Power of the Pixel. It's never been easier to get into print. The technology that revolutionised Fleet Street has given birth to a new breed of entrepreneur - the desktop publisher. Presented by Michael Bywater.
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And at 11.30am
Skillshop
Advice on jobs and training. • STEREO
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Last part in a series about the social history of dress.
Style for All. High street fashion and the designer's role. TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
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John Craven and Radio 1's Dave Lee Travis launch a major new Environment Awards Scheme in search of the unsung heroes of the environment.
Plus at 12.55 the weather for the week ahead.

Followed by On the Record
The live political programme presented by Jonathan Dimbleby , with John Cole.

Omnibus edition. Grant has found himself a nice little earner, but why has he got Nick Cotton involved?
(Stereo)
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Starring Roger Moore James Mason
Anthony Perkins
When a gang of ruthless hijackers mount a daring plot to besiege a mammoth North Sea oil rig, the government calls in the most eccentric expert in the underwater sabotage game.
Director Andrew V McLaglen 0 FILMS: pages 55-64
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Julian Pettifer presents the monthly "right of reply" show that puts BBC programme-makers in the hot seat.
Reporters are Richard Jobson and Carole Stone.
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Today, the team take to the road to bring a special delivery of seasonal style to a community somewhere in Britain.
Presented by Jeff Banks , Selina Scott and Caryn Franklin. Producer Clare Stride
Executive producer Roger Casstles * STEREO

A six-part drama serial.
5: Merlin must seek out King Vortigern, Ambrosius' most powerful enemy, and lure his army south to a battleground where they can be destroyed.
Written by Steve Bescoby , based on the book The Crystal Cave by Mary Stewart Producer Shaun Sutton Director Michael Darlow
A Noel Gay production for BBCtv • STEREO
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Duncan Goodhew appeals on behalf of the British Sports
Association for the Disabled, which works to encourage people with disabilities to take part in sport and recreation.
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With Chris Lowe.
Weather John Kettley

Pam Rhodes joins in a Victorian "Christmas Extravaganza" in Brighton, Sussex.
Hymns: 0 Christmas Tree
(Tannenbaum); Come Home, Father; Good Christian Men
Rejoice (Weihnachtslied)/Here We Come A-Wassailing; Love's Old Sweet Song; Christmas Boxes;
While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks (Lyngham); The Holy City; It Came upon the Midnight Clear. Producer Christopher Mann Editor Roger Hutchings
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The Night of Reckoning. Cissy goes to the polls, James goes for a job and Teddy goes too far.
Director Roy Gould
Producer David Croft
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Introduced by Desmond Lynam and Steve Rider. Live from the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in London, the best of this year's sporting action, drama and excitement. Britain's sporting headline-makers gather to help recall the memorable moments of 1991 and to pay tribute to the man or woman you have chosen as the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year. Plus the presentation of the BBC's Overseas Personality and the Team of the Year.
Producer Martin Hopkins Editor Brian Barwick
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With Michael Buerk.
Weather John Kettley
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Series exploring issues of conflict, ethics and belief. 24 Hours in Tuzla
Two young lovers arrange to meet for a weekend rendezvous. But this is war-torn Yugoslavia; he is a Serb, she is a Croat, and the war has separated them for many months. Jasmina lives in the besieged front-line city of Osijek, sheltering in the cellars from the constant bombardments. Nikola is in Belgrade, facing assault on the Croatian cities. Everyman cameras followed both lovers on their risky journeys to neutral territory in Bosnia.
Here, for Jasmina and Nikola, a complex war of national and religious rivalry becomes a simple question: can human love survive it?
Producer David Ash
Editor John Blake
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Starring Judd Hirsch
Second TimeAround.John relives some fond memories when he fixes a date with his very first girlfriend (
Gwen Verdon ). Funny how time plays tricks on you, isn't it?

Last in the series on culture and identity viewed from a black perspective.
Is Noth ing Sacred Muslim artists, academics and the people of Bradford reflect on the burning of Salman Rushdie 's Satanic Versestvio years ago in the city, which shook the entire Muslim community. Producer Helen Fawcett Editor Luis Espana