With Philippa Forrester.
Nature series.
Cartoon.
Today: the Tent Stop. A Felgate production for BBCtv
David Frost interviews the week's news makers and reviews papers with his guests.
Executive editor Bob Wheaton
Including at 8.15am and
Stories of Art. Museum curator Harry Dunlop talks about his reaction to religious exhibits.
Judy Merry travels to Little Gidding, Cambridgeshire, to find out about the continuing influence of poet George Herbert.
The last of three chat shows from the Silent Network in Texas. With signing and subtitles.
Western
. Tim Mallory kills an outlaw in self-defence, but finds himself mistaken for the killer.
With Skip Homeier , Kristine Miller , George Macready , Wallace Ford.
Director Joe Kane (1956)
SEE FILMS pages 40-45
Slapstick silent comedy starring Eric Sykes Tommy Cooper
Two workmen try to transport a wooden plank to a building site, but stumble across a few mishaps along the way.
(1967)
See Films pages 40-45
With John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.55pm.
Followed by On the Record
New presenter
John Humphrys introduces this analysis of the week's political events, including an interview with Paddy Ashdown.
Omnibus edition. The Fowler family picks up the pieces.
Based on John Buchan 's famous novel, starring Robert Powell
1914: with war looming, engineer Richard Hannay is inadvertently embroiled in a deadly conspiracy. Hunted by enemy agents and the police, he has to solve the mystery of "the thirty-nine steps".
Director Don Sharp (1978)
SEE FILMS pages 40-45
Gavin Campbell finds out how to deal with cuts and bleeding. A Diverse production for BBCtv
FREE: a poster and booklet is available to accompany the series. Write to BBC
Education. PO Box 7. London W 1 2 7TS.
Tony Robinson presents more cartoons from around the world, today featuring cartoon bad guys.
Series producer Nick Freand Jones
Faddy Eating. This week
Nanny Smith deals with the problems posed by fussy young eaters. She meets three families for whom mealtime is a daily battle.
Series producer Pat Holland
Executive producer Nikki Cheetham A Bazal production for BBCtv
BBC BOOK: Nanny Knows Best, £12.99, from booksellers.
In this first show
Elizabeth Emanuel demonstrates how costume design for the movies has been a major influence on this autumn's clothes, and actress Dulcie Gray looks back at the glamour of the 1930s.
Withjeff Banks, Caryn Franklin and Brenda Emmanus.
Executive producer Roger Casstles
With Moira Stuart.
Subtitled
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Come Back to Erin. Pam
Rhodes savours life in Europe's youngest capital Dublin, where over half the population is under 25. Here, music and blarney abound in a cauldron of creativity, yet a mere stone's throw away churches and social workers contend with the evils of unemployment, homelessness, drug abuse and crime. Tonight's hymns are sung in the new St Michael 's Church, Dun Laoghaire. Producer Maurice Maguire Editor Helen Alexander
With Martyn Lewis. Subtitled
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Must the Priest Believe?
A newsix-part series opens with an issue which has caused consternation in the Church.
Last month, priest Anthony Freeman was sacked for proclaiming that he did not believe in God. Did Freeman have to go? Joan Bakewell talks to the priests who don't believe that God is in his Heaven.
Producer Mike Mitchell
Series producer Michael Waterhouse.
Roger Bolton production for BBCtv
Marlo Thomas won an Emmy award for her performance in this powerful, true story of a woman wrongly detained in an asylum for more than 20 years, and her fight for freedom.
With Ray Baker , Caroline Kava , Kathy Baker , Blanche Baker and Anna Maria Horsford.
Director Lee Grant (1986)
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Patrick Moore talks to Prof
Richard Davis of Jodrell Bank about his current work with the Lovell radio telescope. Producer Pieter Morpurgo
