6.30 Special Education: A Dependant Future: 2

6.55 North Uist: Where Sunday Survives

(to 7.20)

9.15 Higher Education: 5: Universities: Getting that Degree
A film about undergraduates and their studies at universities in Scotland, Wales and England. What kind of careers guidance do the universities provide?

9.38 Going to Work: Life and Social Skills: Working it Out: 5: Fresh Starts
by Bill Lyons
Mrs Woodthorpe visits Kay and Steve in London. Steve gets the job abroad, but how will it affect his marriage?
(Rpt)

10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Mike Grady helps Cosmo and Dibs put the right labels on things in the market. There's a film about a 6-month-old baby and the puppets musically ask 'Do your ears hang low?'

10.15 Music Time: 10: Hary Janos
The puppet film of the story told by old Hary Janos; with music from the opera by the Hungarian composer Zoltan Kodaly. The children sing two songs from the opera: 'The chicken song' and 'ABC D'.
Presented by Jonathan Cohen and Helen Speirs. With the Leicestershire Schools Symphony Orchestra, conductor Stuart Johnson

10.38 British Social History: Education for All
The State education system has been developing for over 100 years. How has it changed since the Act of 1870?

11.0 Zig Zag: Roads: A Better Road?
The last travellers programme looks at travel today and in the future. (Ceefax Subtitles)

11.23 Des le debut: 5: Dealing with Money; Talking About Yourself
Face-to-face French - a resource series for video-recording to support the teaching of basic skills in French.

11.42 General Studies: Can Marriage Survive?
Both Church and State attach great importance to formalising the unions of men and women but many prefer to make their own arrangements. This programme looks at four different lifestyles and asks sixth-formers what they think about marriage.

12.8 pm Pages from Ceefax

12.35 Receding Horizons
Modern theories and observations of astronomical space and time reveal a vast expanding universe of galaxies whose origin was an explosive 'big bang', which took place around 15,000 million years ago.
A BBC OU Production

1.25 Pages from Ceefax

1.38 Scotland this Century: 10: Changes on the Land

2.0 Words and Pictures: The Tale of the Turnip
Vicky and Charlie make lunch with their own home-grown bean sprouts and Vicky tells the story of the turnip that grew and grew until it was enormous.

2.18 Exploring Science: Solving the Energy Problem?
What is the energy problem and how can it be solved?

2.40 The Music Arcade: 10: Children's Film Music
The Fisherman film with a selection of sound-tracks which children have sent in.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Dangerous Cargo
The Coastguards share Spurn Point with the Humber lifeboat. In the winter of 1982/3 some containers of toxic chemicals were washed up on the beaches round Spurn. This set in motion a train of events that was to keep the Humber Coastguard very busy for the next 48 hours. Written and narrated by Brian Thompson Produced by JOHN GAU
Directed by PAUL berriff

also starring
Ray Milland
Robert Cummings The classic thriller starring the most famous of 'Hitchcock blondes'.
After discovering that his wealthy wife is having an affair with an American crime writer, retired tennis champion Tony Wendice , fearing divorce and disinheritance, plans to kill her -but if he is to come into her fortune, it has to be the 'perfect murder'.
Screenplay by FREDERICK KNOTT from his own play
Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
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Tonight: Give Me Some Action from Great Britain, illustrates a song by PAGODA about unemployment-using a simple but effective animation technique Directed by GILL BRADLEY Produced by the ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART

6: Tandoori Prawns
Madhur Jaffrey shows how to make samosas - delicious little stuffed savoury patties, as well as tandoori prawns and poppadums.
Assistant producer JENNY STEVENS Producer JENNY ROGERS

How on earth did they film Indiana Jones on a collapsing bridge over a torrential river in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom"? Or create the astounding space battles of "Return of the Jedi"? Or the awesome realism of deep space in "2010"? "Horizon" goes behind the scenes to watch how the world's best special effects technicians created some of Hollywood's most spectacular pictures. Images are built like super jigsaw puzzles, 170 separate pieces of film and three months work creating just two seconds of cinema magic.

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Who will be tonight's Lucky B?
Another chance to see the ultimate game show, the ultimate bigot and the ultimate ghoul in the penultimate compilation from the series.
Starring Robbie Coltrane, Ron Bain, Louise Gold, John Sessions
(Repeat)

Oil
'Witty, rich, priceless, side-splitting, light, comic, mock heroic, farcical, clownish, knockabout'
(ROGET'S THESAURUS) starring Ade Edmondson Rik Mayall , Nigel Planer Christopher Ryan featuring Alexei Sayle as the Balowski Family 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 , USE 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

Old Kent Road
From Chaucer's pilgrims to inter-continental juggernauts, generations of travellers have taken this historical route from Dover to the old City of London. It has become part of London's folklore, living up to its reputation as a place for a good night out; there are still 14 pubs along its two-mile stretch. You can also get a quick suntan or wallow in a Jacuzzi at Sundance City, buy the latest casual wear at Le Pel men's boutique, or sip a "slow comfortable screw up against the wall' in the Dun
Cow Champagne Bar. These establishments live happily side by side with Bert's Eel and Pie Shop, the Fishing Tackle Specialists, and the world-famous Thomas a Beckett gym.
This film looks beyond some of the shopfronts you'd normally pass down the A2 and reveals a host of unexpected personalities, mostly two-legged but above all Bermondsey born and bred. Film cameraman LAURIE RUSH Film editor MARK DAY
Producer MARY DICKINSON Executive producer ANTHONY WALL
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John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith

Tonight, from Canada, a tragic tale of our times Top Priority, a film set in a Third World country that gives weapons priority over water and feeding its population. Directed by ISHU PATEL
Produced by the NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA