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The attempts of an English mercy convoy trying to help the poorest country in Europe.
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Last in a children's drama set in 1900. After his escapade,
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Lucy returns to Ramsay Street after being expelled from her school. Cody believes Todd has his eyes set on another woman. (For cast see Monday. Shown at 1.30pm) ●STEREO
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This week there's a report on how India's Space Department is using satellites to find water in a drought. The tell-tale signs of hidden water - such as places where plants grow better than in others - are not always visible from ground level.
Satellite pictures can double the chances of finding the right spot to drill a well. But the pictures beamed back are not just of water sites. They also give a fuller picture of the country's natural resources. Bob Symes tries out the latest nautical inventions. Using a new easy-to-read compass, he navigates the Solent. And he tests a safety gauge that checks how hard the anchor is gripping the sea bed and warns if the boat is drifting onto the rocks.
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Investigative science series. Little Monsters. "He's like a Jekyll and Hyde, an angel one moment and a monster the next," says the distraught mother of a 7-year-old. Most children can be little monsters at times but there are some who seem to be permanently uncontrollable whatever their parents do. Hyperactivity is one of the most controversial conditions in child psychiatry. In older children it can lead to vandalism and serious crime.
Is it due to food additives, brain damage or just bad parenting? Tonight's programme reports on new research which has produced surprising answers, bringing hope for at least some of the little monsters.
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Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Jimmy Hill and Terry Venables. Football Czechoslovakia v England
Graham Taylor's bold experiments paid dividends in last month's 2-0 victory over France. Tonight's friendly in Prague gives him a further chance to assess the men who will form his 20-strong squad for the European
Championships in Sweden.
Scotland v Finland
A chance for Andy Roxburgh 's strike force to continue their preparations for a tough group in Sweden.
And highlights of Italy vGermany as the world champions return to Turin where a penalty shoot-out put England out of the last World Cup.
Boxing
From the Royal Albert Hall ,
London. Duke McKenzie puts his WBO bantamweight title on the line when he takes on Wilfredo Vargas. The Puerto Rican should provide a tough proposition for McKenzie's second defence of his world crown. Plus a full roundup of news and results.
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