6.30 Landscape: Bodmin and Dorset

6.55 Social Sciences: Getting It Together

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9.0 Tele-Journal
(Shown last night at 11.45 pm)

9.26 Maths Counts: 9: According to Plan
by John Tully
Twice as big, 50-times as big - it's a question of scale.
(Rpt)

9.48 Mathscore One: 9: Get Co-ordinated!
Transatlantic chess and a street map help Elaine Donnelly and Roger Sloman to show how grids can be labelled.
(Repeat)

10.10 Look and Read: Fair Ground!: 7: Ozzie Thinks Again
Ozzie is convinced that Mr Turnbull is up to no good - but Bert will not listen.
(Repeat)

10.35 Geography Casebook: Britain: Coal: The Future
What is an uneconomic mine? And what price a community? On the anniversary of the strike, the issues still remain.

11.0 Watch: Our World: Smells
(For details see tomorrow 2.0 pm)

11.17 Walrus: What Should I Do?: Larry and the Big Hello
by Tony Parker
Larry could easily get out of the trouble he's in, but there's a question of loyalty.
(Repeat)

11.40 Higher Education: 2: Polys and Colleges - What Sort of Course?
(Shown yesterday at 9.15 am)

12.0 Year of the French: 9: The Seaside Hoteliers
Dawn till midnight - a working day for the Laportes in their family hotel in La Rochelle.
(Rpt)

12.30 pm Inside Japan: 7: Grey Youth
Ten films on contemporary Japan.
(Rpt)

1.0 Maths Help II: 7: Matrices I
For adults studying maths to O-level, this series offers help with common difficulties.
(Repeat)

1.15 Science Topics: Electromagnetic Spectrum
The range of radiations beyond the visible.
(Repeat)

1.38 Let's See: 2: Rhythms and Dances
The story of the Shetland fiddle and Scotland's favourite instrument for dancing - the accordion.

2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Cosmo and Dibs sing 'Hammer with a hammer' and visit a carpenter's workshop. Henry the Kangaroo introduces the word 'ice-cream'. With Yashin Pettigrew
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2.15 British Social History: From Sail to Steam
How the steamship developed and why it took so long to oust the place of sail.
(Repeat)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The Midas Touch

The pages of the last issue of Dear Heart pulsate with pictures of sun-drenched beaches, detective stories and health advice.
Nicky Croydon , Bob Goody Leni Harper , Billy Hartman and Trevor Laird
Designer BRUCE MACADIE
Producer JUDY WHITFIELD

The first semi-final from Sydney
England, Australia, India and Pakistan were drawn together in Group A while West Indies, New Zealand and Sri Lanka made up
Group B. Today the winner of Group A plays the runner-up in Group B for a place in the final.
RICHIE BENAUD has all the up-to-date information as he introduces highlights of this 50-overs-a-side match Television presentation by CHANNEL 9. AUSTRALIA

Martin Shaw talks to Steve Blacknell about his record collection and illustrates some of his favourites with archive footage.
Producer JON PLOWMAN

Mark Ellen introduces live music from John Hiatt and James King and The
Lonewolves. Pete Best, original drummer with the Beatles, breaks a 20-year silence to talk to
Andy Kershaw. David Hepworth traces rock photography from journalism ... to art? Joan Armatrading and Eric Clapton call in to the studios for a chat en route to their respective gigs.
Richard Skinner surveys today's new charts.
Hindsight features Meat
Loaf from 1978. His latest video cassette and album are prizes in tonight's competition, while Video
Vote requests will be taken on [number removed]. Producers
JOHN BURROWES. TREVOR DANN Director DAVID G. CROIT
Editor MICHAEL APPLETON

The Geneva Show always has a surprise or two in store and this year is no exception. This is the international event that many of the manufacturers use to launch new products into Europe or show off their styling exercises. William Woollard and Sue Baker look at some of the highlights and, with Frank Page , test three new cars coming on to the market, the 150 mph BMW M635CSi, the Mercedes 200 Series and Lancia's new small car.
Producers PHILIP FRANKLIN and BRIAN STRACHAN
Executive producer DENNIS ADAMS BBC Pebble Mill

A new showbiz concept.... a semi-repeat!
Never repeat a success says Jonathan King ... at least not without up-dating it!
That's just what he intends doing in this look back at ten of the best Ent USA's of the past -there will be new videos, new charts, and new films/TV clips.
This week Memphis, including a trip round Elvis's house.
Compiled and researched by COLIN MARCHANT
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL Producer GORDON ELSBURY

by SIMON MOORE
4: Max entices Carla and the gang to his parents' crumbling seaside house on the pretext of moving the furniture. Will Max and Carla finally get it together?
Title music composed and performed by PHIL COLLINS
Make-up designer MO HAYNES
Costume designer SALLY NIEPER Script editor CAROLINE OULTON Producer SALLY HEAD Director PEDR JAMES
*CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Introduced by David Icke
The first quarter-final match in BBC2's international snooker tournament brings together a previous Pot Black champion, Doug Mountjoy , and a newcomer to the professional ranks, Neal Foulds. Commentator TED LOWE Referee JOHN WILLIAMS Producer JOHN G. SMITH BBC Pebble Mill

Reg Harris
For generations of Britons, the name Reg Harris has been synonymous with his sport. Five times he won the World Sprint Cycling title, once as an amateur, four times as a 'pro'. His professional attitude towards amateur cycling created shock waves through the whole 1948 Olympic Games. Barry Davies talks to Harris about that attitude, and his sporting philosophy.
'I competed to win, and if I finished second or third, the medal I received was not a token of achievement, but one marking my failure.' Film cameraman
MARTIN LIGHTENING
Film editor JOHN BEVAN Producer JEFF GODDARD

11.40 Weatherview

11.45 Acceleration at Constant Speed?
Travelling at a steady 100 mph you may feel nothing, yet driving slowly round a bend you feel a force - why?

12.10 am Pilgrimage in the Hindu Tradition
A study of the experience of Punjabi pilgrims journeying to the shrine of Ramdev, a 15th-century Hindu saint.

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