(Timetable on Monday)

With Sally Magnusson and Paul Burden.
Timetable on Monday

Second in the daily series giving young people the chance to express their views. Today's programme looks at juvenile crime, asking if youngsters are the scapegoats of the new crime wave. With media attention being focused on holidays for young offenders, is it society or parents that are to blame - or the children themselves?

Daily verbal communication game.
Today's contestants are Radio Times' columnist Dr Mark Porter , Really Wild Show presenter Michaela Strachan , writer Clare Francis and MP
Austin Mitchell. With Gordon Burns.

Coverage from Brighton. This morning's agenda includes Charles Kennedy giving his final address as President of the Liberal Democrats. Among subjects for discussion is employment Including at 11.00,12.00
News and Weather subtitled (news) Regional News; Weather

submied Weather

Detailsat5.35pm Stereo

Word quiz presented by Rob Curling.
WINNING WORD COMPETITION: ring 0891-447711
(39p per minute cheap rate and 49p at all other times). Stereo..............................................89342681

Wardrama starring
Ralph Richardson
In occupied Holland, a shipyard ownerforced to build submannes for the Nazis, takes drastic action.
Directors Vernon Campbell Sewell , Gordon Wellesley
(1943) B/W......................................,9823730 * FILM REVIEWS pages 59-62

With Toby Anstis. Stereo Paul and Barry try their hand at fast food.

Yogi appears in a movie.
(Rpt)

Game show with Peter Simon and Shane Richie , including a look back at the series.

Jacko has an idea which might help his mother to get better. Mrs Keele's strange ideas are causing concern.
Episode written by Sarah Daniels
(Rpt) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Gaby receives a surprise kiss. Pam and Dougare in keen competition.
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With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather John Kettley

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Former jockey Fred Quilly is terrified. He is convinced that gangsters who once paid him £300 in a racing swindle are on his trail.

Phil finds that love means having to say you're sorry. Pat has her hands full and David catches a thief.
This week's episodes written by Barrie Shore

(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Ancient soda lakes in Africa's Rift Valley are the settingforthis nature documentary, following the colourful and spectacularflockingof flamingos searching for food, and a place to breed. Narrator John Shrapnel. See today's choices.
Producers Amanda Barrett and Owen Newman
Executive producer John Sparks

Remote cameras give a unique insight into life in a bird's nest.
Robin. Each day is a struggle for survival for a family of robins, but one group in a Bristol garden have the added dangerof an open toilet pan. Afterfilmingthem all summer, the moment comes for the six fledglings to leave the nest

WithPeterSissons. Regional News
Weather John Kettley ....................2198

Concluding part of FNewman's powerful medical drama.
Aftera a widely-publicised healing, things go badly wrongfor DrJohn
Lassiter. He learns that his strange gift is not within his control. For cast see
Monday.

"If it's a British dependent territory, basically it's a magnet for people in the money-laundering business," says Kenneth Rijock, himself a money launderer, in Islands of Secrecy, the last of three documentaries about international financial crime.
Sixty percent of the world's money is held offshore, attracted by secrecy, low taxation and minimal regulation. One US investigator believes it is almost impossible to run a serious financial fraud unless the money is put through an offshore centre.
A joint Scotland Yard/FBI team is trying to improve regulation on the islands in the offshore business but the global financial market is difficult to police. As Rijock says, "I was involved in laundering ... hundreds of millions of dollars through the British dependent territories. I regarded it as easier than brushing your teeth."
With Gavin Hewitt. Series producer Peter Molloy; Executive producer Glenwyn Benson TRANSCRIPTS of this programme are available from the BBC. PO Box 5080.
London W 12 6AJ. Telephone 08 1 -[number removed].

Poland meets the United Kingdom in the last international competition before next week's trophy final.
Introduced by Rosemarie Ford , with Donnie Burns and Gaynor Fairweather. ProducerSimonBetts Stereo Subtitled ...683914

Erotic thriller starring
Linda Blair
When drifter Joe and hairdresser
Leonie fall in love, they cross three states to begin a new life. But wherever Joe goes, girls are murdered.
Director Vincent Monton (1991) * FILM REVIEWS pages 59-62

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