6.30 Eighteenth-century Bath

6.55 Ethology: Newts to Newborns

7.20 Weekend Outlook

(to 7.25)

9.30 Science Topics: Electromagnetic Spectrum
(Shown on Tuesday at 1.15 pm)

9.52 Look and Read: Fair Ground!: 7: Ozzie Thinks Again
(Shown on Tuesday at 10.10 am)

10.15 Mathscore Two: 9: Graphs Rule, OK?
Elaine Donnelly and Roger Sloman show how to turn a mathematical rule into a graph.
(Repeat)

10.38 Exploring Science: Stars
From the earliest times, people have looked at the stars and wondered.
(Repeat)

11.0 Look, Look and Look Again: Pattern in Place
A walk in the forest; a visit to the seashore, a Banbury class looks closely at natural textures and patterns.
(Repeat)

11.22 Geography 11-13: The Iron and Steel Industry
Bernard Clark looks at how the iron and steel industry moved its location and its current problems.
(Repeat)

11.44 Going to Work: Life and Social Skills: 2: At Work
(Shown on Monday at 9.38 am)

12.5 pm Making the Most of the Micro: 7: Sounds Interesting
What micros can do and how to use them.
(Repeat)

12.30 Sorry Mate, I Didn't See You: 7: Training to Survive
For the young motorcyclist.
(Repeat)

12.55 You Can't See the Wood...: 7: Trees in Towns
With David Bellamy, who examines the diversity, uses and conservation of trees in the UK.
(Repeat)

1.20 Pages from Ceefax

1.38 Around Scotland: Preserving the Past: 2: Auchindrain
(Shown yesterday at 1.38 pm)

2.0 Scene: Death in the Family
'Why me, why my father?' What happens when somebody dies? What actually goes on at a funeral? What effect does a death in the family have on those who are left behind?
(Shown yesterday at 10.34 am)
Helplines: pages 71

2.30 English File: Media Studies: 2: Reporting from the Scene
How a news reporter puts a story together. Film of BBC reporter Kate Adie on an assignment, and a discussion between Home Affairs correspondent Bill Hamilton and Brent students who have filmed their own local stories.
(Repeat)

Tripitaka takes pity on an old woman who claims him as her long-lost son. While his master lies to enforce Mother Tzu's delusions, Pigsy wallows in the pleasant hallucinations conjured up by the Grey Gloves Devil.
English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELL for WORLDWIDE SOUND LONDON
Produced by NTV and KOKUSAI HOEI

with subtitles, followed by Weather

A cartoon series based on Peanuts by Charles M. Schultz
(Repeat)

with lan MeNaught-Davis and Lesley Judd
In this, the last programme of the current series, Lesley investigates new applications for the laser disc. Mac challenges a robot at its own game, table tennis.
Fred Harris reviews some portable and lap-held computers. And a look at the difficult job of live subtitling...
Director TERRY MARSH
Series producer DAvm ALLEN
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as Sergeant Bilko Big Investigation
When Bilko hears of a Congressional committee probe into military waste he turns Fort Baxter into a picture of abject poverty. Produced by NAT HIKEN
Directed by AL DE CAPMO (Bioct am! M)/)t<e. 7!epea<)

Control of the Oxford Road studios goes this week to guest presenter Billy Bragg. Timmy Mallett hosts the Megaquiz and more - John Walters, TV superstar, introduces The Three Mustafas 3. Janice Long's band to watch is Red Guitars - and Curt Smith of Tears For Fears takes the ORS cameras to his home town of Bath.
With live music from The Alarm, film features, and horoscopes, that's the menu for this week's live edition of BBC2's electronic magazine.
Researchers
CMUSTTNE LUNT , CHRiS SALT Production PETER HAMLTON BBC Manchester

A weekly look at wildlife and the issues affecting the living world with Tony Soper and Brian Leith
GoMeK Z.MM Tamarins: only 400 of these monkeys remain in the wild. Fourteen captive-bred animais have been released into a Brazilian reserve. Can they survive?
Witr !M t/M Sky: first used in the Battle of Britain, radar is now involved in the battle against insect pests.
BtMton-doHar Bug: how an African weevil reached the parts other pollinators couldn't, and transformed the oil palm industry in South East Asia.
Producer ROBIN HELUER Editor ANDREW NEAL BBC Brts<o<

from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton
Last year's trials in the organic plots showed some of the strengths and weaknesses of pure organic gardening. Potatoes and beetroot were marvellous but the fly decimated the carrots. Geoff plans a wide range of vegetables for this year. Tony Hender recommends new and well-tried hardy and half-hardy annuals.

BBC Pebble Mill
Subtitles on Ceefax page 261
Gardeners' World Fruit Garden £2.50 Gardeners' World The f2 Garden, £2.25 from booksellers

S/MdOM 0/ </M Rising Sun
For the peoples of the Asian Pacific, whose 'economic miracles' have so dazzled the West, success has come from unquestioning acceptance of authority and self-sacrifice in the interests of the common good, virtues that stem from the ancient Chinese philosophy Confucianism.
But Confucianism has an Achilles' heel-it stifles creativity and does not encourage those intuitous leaps of imagination that can lead to new discoveries.
Japan, for one, is worried that she will always lag behind the West in pure research, and never quite become No 1. This final programme of the series looks at inventiveness, Japanese style, the technology of the information revolution and Japan's attempts to be first with the celebrated but elusive fifth generation computer. If Japan wins the race, the result, according to Stanford's Professor
Eigenbaum, will be 'an electronic Pearl Harbor'. Narrated by Peter France Fi)m editor JEFF SHAW
Produced and directed by MICHAEL MACtNTYRE

Starring Jean Gabin, Michele Morgan
A season of Marcel Carne's most acclaimed films begins with this atmospheric thriller.

An army deserter arrives in the fog-enshrouded port of Le Havre, hoping to stow away on a freighter. When he runs into an unhappy waif and her bullying protector, his fate is sealed.
(A French film with English subtitles)
Films: page 20 and Feature: page 74