6.5 Maths: Continuity. 6.30 Introductory
Electronics. 6.55 Pathways in the Bram
7.20 England is the Place for Me. 7.45 The Objector.

How can applied research help professionals who deal with handicapped people? This programme looks at goal planning, and the progress of two young children with mental handicaps.
Producer ANN POINTON
A BBC/Open University production

A chance to see again some of the concerts recorded at the Regal Theatre, Hitchin, and featured in the recent Sight and Sound In Concert series.
This week: The Thompson Twins
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON

with Nicky Croydon , Bob Goody Leni Harper , Billy Hartman and Trevor Laird
Dear Heart magazine features a new angle on corporal punishment, spots and TV in bed, but not all at once. Leni has a remedy for embarrassing little itches and Trevor is still depressed.
Musical director MICHAEL OMER Designer BRUCE MACADIE Producer JUDY WHITFIELD

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Five programmes examining the role of Members of Parliament. Consultant MALCOLM DAVIES 2: The Art of the Possible
Life at Westminster: ancient ritual, legislation, the Whip and the guillotine, Question Time, select committees.
Back-Benchpower: reality or myth? MPs taking part include: The Rt Hon John Biff en
The Rt Hon Edward Du Cann Julian Critchley
The Rt Hon Michael Cocks and George Cunningham
Film editor TERRY Williams
Directed by NICHOLAS METCALFE Producer TONY ROBERTS

at the National Film Theatre

Catherine Deneuve is France's most popular film star. However as a youngster she had no ambition to be an actress until she was 'pushed' into small film parts by her theatrical family. Today her classic beauty and cool, enigmatic quality have helped to establish her as an actress of international stature. Yet, as she tells Michael Billington in tonight's Guardian Lecture, she has never appeared on the live stage and is haunted by a fear of doing so.
(The Young Girls of Rochefort next Saturday)

Vladimir Ashkenazy
Ashkenazy, one of the world's top pianists, has also developed a successful career as a conductor. Tonight, a rehearsal session with the Philharmonia Orchestra in which Ashkenazy combines both roles by directing concertos by Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms from the keyboard.
Narrator MICHAEL TUDOR BARNES
Executive producer KENNETII CORDEN Director RODNEY GREENBERG

Presented by Henry Kelly and Susan Grossman , with drinks correspondent Jill Goolden
Every week the Food and Drink team looks at the exotic, the new and the best value in the food and drink world. This week they examine the most expensive potatoes in the world, investigate the threat to Britain's great wealth of local cheeses, and recommend the best buys in supermarket wines.
Director ROBERT TONER
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE

Oil
Ade Edmondson , Rik Mayall
Nigel Planer , Christopher Ryan with Radical Posture and TONY ALEFF , ROBBIE COLTRANE BARRY COOKSON , MARK EZRA
RONNIE GOLDEN , TERRY MEDLICOTT PATRICK NEWELL , DAVID RHULE
Written by BEN ELTON. RIK MAYALL , LISE MAYER. Additional material ALEXEI SAYLE Music PETER BREWIS
Designer GRAEME STORY
Producer PAUL JACKSON

Mike, Neil, Vyvyan and Rick move into their new home. Vyvyan thinks he has found oil in the basement, and Mike quickly takes control of the situation. Show more

Korda at
Denham Denham was perhaps the most glamorous film studio ever tp be built in Britain and certainly the most romantic. On the 165 acres of Buckinghamshire countryside, Alexander Korda was determined to take on the Hollywood moguls at their own game and produce British pictures with an international flavour.
And certainly films like Rembrandt and The Four Feathers are every bit as good as anything produced in America at the time. But, as technicians and studio staff recall in this film, Korda over-reached himself at Denham and by 1938 his principal financial backers, the Prudential Life Assurance Company began to ask themselves just how prudent their investment was in Korda's brand of lavish film-making.
Narrator ANDREW FAULDS
Film editor ROLAND ARMSTRONG Producer CHRlSTOPHER COOK

With Love, Belinda
Dramatised by JOSEPHINE POOLE Narrated by JACK WATSON
It made sense, moving to the country. Life had to go on despite the loss. But how could they persuade their daughter, Belinda, that she was only imagining that David was coming back to play?
Assistant producer JULIET MAY
Produced and directed by JOHN KING

11.30 Images: The Third Dimension
An ordinary photographic Image may look 3-dimenslonal but it isn't; a laser-produced hologram is a 3-dimensional image but doesn't look like it. This programme shows how the special characteristics of laser light makes it possible to record all three dimensions on a 2-dimensional holographic plate.
11.55 The Language of Advancement?
The schools in Gwynedd are extending their bilingual policy. The resurgence of Welsh culture has had some effect in bringing this about.