9.20 Tout compris
Everyday life and language of French teenagers.
A la peche; A l'unisson; A la fête du 14 juillet
9.38 La maree et ses secrets
A five-part adventure serial in French by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL and JANE COTTAVE.
5: La chasse d mort
Producer SUE WEEKS
9.55 Thinkabout What's Cooking?
10.12 Science Workshop Analysing 'A'
10.34 Scene
Somewhere to Call my Own
11.5 Near and Far Timber
How does the demand for timber affect the landscape, both locally and globally? Producer ROBIN GWYN
11.30 Home Ground Towns of Wales
3: Standing at the Crossroads Each town of Wales is unique. Why should this be so? Today's broadcast examines town location and layout. Producer J. PHILIP DAVIES BBC Wales
11.55
Swim ANDREW HARVEY introduces a series for swimmers and non-swimmers of all ages. 5: Backstroke
12.20 pm Illusions of Reality An examination of newsreels of the 1930s.
5: Wonderful Britain
12.45 Letting Go
Six films for parents and teenagers.
Crisis
1.10 Mind How You Go
Ten programmes about road accident prevention presented by JIMMY SAVILE OBE
5: Two-wheel Power
1.20 Encounter: Germany 5: Leisure
Shopping in Hamelin and an evening meal. The scouts, a pop group, the volunteer fire brigade.
1.38 Around Scotland The Great Glen
3: The Caledonian Canal
JOHN CARMICHAEL 'S boat trip along the Caledonian Canal includes an investigation into the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster.
BBC Scotland
2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Clap Hands. NINA BADEN SEMPER and TOM SAFFERY invite us all to shake hands and clap hands and tell us a traditional West Indian story. Producer JUDITH MILES
2.15 Music Time 5: Bells
2.40 Everyday Science Sporting Materials
Badminton shuttlecocks, pole-vault poles and tennis rackets depend on the versatility of plastic materials.

When the Bough Breaks
More paternity problems for Sue Ellen when she leaves hospital to face J.R. and Peter - who would have been the proud father? Meanwhile Bobby presses Jenna for an answer to the same question, but has Katherine found
Jenna's achilles heel in Naldo Marchetta ?
Written by LEONARD KATZMAN Directed by NICK HAVINGA
(For cast see Monday. Continued tomorrow at 4.0 pm. Repeat)
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International Snooker
The Rothmans Grand Prix
The Third Quarter-final CUFF THORBURN (3) and EDDIE CHARLTON (6) the number one Canadian and Australian players over the years could have the table to themselves this afternoon. However, both players failed to justify their seedings in the season's first tournament, and TONY MEO ,
DOUG MOUNTJOY and JOHN PARROTT were all lurking in the wings. DAVID VINE introduces the best of the nine frames from the Hexagon, Reading.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON Producers
MIKE ADLEY , KEITH MACKENZIE
Executive producer NICK HUNTER Racing from Newbury
4.0 The Horns Hill Stakes (7f 60 yds)
Presidium, a half-brother to the great Kris bids to enforce his 1985 classic claims.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

starring
Hardy Kruger Greg Rowe
Blue Fin is a trawler, skippered by tough and unyielding Bill Pascoe , who believes that his young son Steve will 'never make a good sailor'. The story of how young Steve - known as 'Snook' - saves both his father's life and the ship is the story of this adventure film based on a book by COLIN THIELE , author of Storm Boy.
Screenplay by SONIA BORG Produced by HAL MCELROY Directed by CARL SCHULTZ
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The Rothmans Grand Prix
DAVID VINE introduces highlights and the result of this afternoon's quarter-final match from the Hexagon, Reading.

Where the public sets the agenda. Theresa
Theresa John is 28 years old and a slow learner. Most of her life has been spent in special schools or training centres. Like her friends
Debbie and Susan she has had to put up with the insults and patronising attitudes of so-called normal people.
'I just don't like the words mentally handicapped - it's not fair calling us that' (Debbie aged 25).
But for Theresa life is changing, she has become a star athlete and is the favourite for a gold medal at this year's Mini Olympics ... Film editor RAY HOUGH Producer PAUL PIERROT

A series that follows the fortunes of entrepreneurs around the world as their stories unfold.
Levis - Not by Jeans Alone Would you buy a pin-stripe suit from the world's biggest manufacturer of blue jeans? Peter Haas and Steve Goldstein are two rising young Levi's executives who are praying that you will.
Levi's senior management have given them the responsibility of taking the company upmarket by launching 'Tailored Classics', a new line of expensive men's clothes.
First they must do their homework - intensive market research behind one-way mirrors, the right design, the right colours.....
A year later, both Haas and Goldstein have moved on in Levi's - but is it sideways or upwards? Narrator
Hugh Sykes
Produced by LOUISE HENRY for WGBH BOSTON
Executive producer JONATHAN CRANE

Presented by Chris Kelly with food specialist and cook Michael Barry and drinks expert Jill Goolden
There are a thousand apple varieties in Britain, but rarely more than six on offer in the shops. Why is the choice so narrow, and whatever happened to our traditional varieties? Food and Drink investigates.
Also in the programme, a new colour coding system which demystifies a subject beloved of connoisseurs: choosing the right wine for a particular dish.
Just two of the stories in this weekly round-up of the topical, the exotic and the best value in the world of Food and Drink. Director PETER CHAFER
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE
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The Rothmans Grand Prix
The Fourth Quarter-final
STEVE DAVIS (2) versus JIMMY WHITE (7) was the attractive forecast for tonight's nine-frame contest, a repeat of last year's World Championship Final. Davis has already beaten
White this season but both players will have had to have been at their best to reach this stage with DAVID TAYLOR , JOHN SPENCER and SILVINO FRANCISCO in their way.
DAVID VINE introduces the names and frames from the Hexagon, Reading.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON Producers
MIKE ADLEY , KEITH MACKENZIE
Executive producer NICK HUNTER

Concluding the story of a hazardous submarine mission.
Submarine U-96 has been badly battered in an ill-fated attempt to break through the British-held Straits of Gibraltar. Working feverishly in their dwindling air supply, the crew struggle to repair their crippled submarine. (For cast see Sunday)

The Rothmans Grand Prix
The Fourth Quarter-final
DAVID VINE introduces further coverage from the Hexagon, Reading.

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Ian Smith and Paul Barry present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.

DAVID VINE introduces the last of the frames, and the result from Reading.