9.15 Job Bank: Fire!
The daily life of Blue Watch at Southsea Fire Station in Portsmouth.
(R)

9.38 Going to Work: A Woman's Work?
Are our attitudes to job stereotyping changing?

10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
When Gary smashes Jeni's new china by mistake, Cosmo and Dibs help choose some more. A group of blind children visit a special exhibition at the Natural History Museum, where they can touch the animals on display.

10.15 Music Time: Musical Patterns
The up and down shape of tunes. Children perform some percussion music with contrasting sounds.
With Keith Bragg (flute), Rodney Stewart (double-bass)
(R)

10.38 History File: China Since Mao
Some events and changes from 1976 to 1985.
Written by Philip Short

11.0 Zig Zag: Stars
Sheelagh Gilbey and Paul Coia pilot starship Zig Zag into hyperspace to unravel some of the mysteries of the stars.
(R)

11.22 Thinkabout: Sound Effects
It's Frank's birthday, but it sounds as if Sally's present is going to take everyone by surprise.
(R)

11.40 General Studies: The Bugs Business
Is biotechnology a new growth industry, or have its claims been exaggerated?
(R)

12.10 pm Recovery: 3: The Take-over
British companies that made it - their story of recovery from recession.
Presented by Brian Redhead
(R)

12.40 Technical Studies: 14: Micro-electronics
(Continues from autumn 1985)
How basic concepts in manufacturing technology are used in modern industry.
(R)

1.5 Better Badminton: 4: Level Doubles
with Jake Downey
Basics for beginners and film items about the past, present and future of the game.
(R)

1.38 Casebook Scotland: 4: Cleaning the Clyde
A few years ago if you fell into the Clyde you were more likely to be poisoned than drowned! Yet today it's clean enough to go fishing... Muriel Gray investigates, with a little help from Andy Cameron.

2.0 Words and Pictures: Owl at Home
Disturbed at his supper one winter's night, Owl opens his door to a very strange visitor.
(R)

2.18 Sex Education: Someone New
A series on growing and human reproduction for 8- to 10-year-olds.
(R)

2.40 Buddy: 4: That'll Be the Day
by Nigel Hinton
A drama serial in five parts based on the novel by the same author. Featuring
Roger Daltrey as Terry
Buddy's mum has made contact and Buddy hopes desperately that she'll come home. But there are still problems - his dad's job, an accident, and a crook called King.

The Benson and Hedges Masters
Ray Reardon v Willie Thome DAVID icke introduces further coverage of the nine-frame match from Wembley.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACKKARNEHM, CLJVE EVERTON Summarisers
JIM MEADOWCROFT , JOHN VIRGO Producers KEITH MACKENZIE , ALAN GRIFFITHS
Executive producer NICK HUNTER

with subtitles, followed by Weather

This week Micro Live visits a garden centre which uses a database to help its customers find the plants they need and Fred Harris explains how to use a database on a home micro.
From America, Freff reports on the fascinating world of fractals and Ian McNaught -Davis takes a look at a promising new British development in flat-screen technology.
Studio director ALAN GRIFFITHS Series editor DAVID ALLEN
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continues a season of musicals tonight starring Alice Faye John Payne
San Francisco's famed Barbary Coast plays host to a lively period musical starring the enchanting Alice Faye. This glittering romance of the naughty nineties includes the award-winning song 'You'll never know', plus 'I gotta have you' and 'Ragtime Cowboy Joe '.
Screenplay by ROBERT ELLIS ,
HELEN LOGAN and RICHARD MACAULEY Directed by BRUCE HUMBERSTONE
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Where the public sets the agenda.
The Dividing Line
The fighting on the streets in Newham, in London's East
End, is not just among young gangs. Old people and young children are attacked simply because they are black. Some have died, and many have been injured. The Newham Monitoring Project argues that police, schools and local authorities have not done enough. So black people have taken to defending themselves.
Film editor PETER PARNHAM
Executive producer TONY LARYEA Producer PETER LEE WRIGHT

The Mould, the Myth and the Microbe
In May 1940, in a blacked-out laboratory, four white mice were rescued from certain death by a substance derived from 'mould juice'. Four years later, 40,000 D-Day casualties were treated with it. Penicillin was a miracle - harmless to people yet lethal to microbes.
A romantic myth has clouded the true story of the development of medicine's first antibiotic. Sir Alexander Fleming became a world hero, often wrongly credited for work he did not do.
Professor Gwyn Macfarlane , FRS, has carefully researched the full story. He concludes that the time has come to extend well-deserved recognition to the men who really brought penicillin to the world.
Narrator Paul Vaughan Film editor PAUL RAPLEY
Horizon editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL
Written and produced by DAVID DUGAN and OLIVER MORSE

by IAN DAVIDSON and PETER VINCENT starring George Cole and Barbara Ewing Doris Hare
For Reg , living in the USSR/GB is a dream, but sometimes the line between a dream and a nightmare is a narrow one.
Designer MARK SEVANT
Produced and directed by JOHN KILBY

Bob Monkhouse presents another edition of his international comedy showcase, featuring this week the well-rounded belly-laugh humour ofLes Dawson, the rotund dancing skills of The Roly Polys and, from Canada, the striking impressionist talent of Jim Carrey. Featuring
THE HARRY STONEHAM BAND Programme associate NEIL SHAND Script associate DENNIS BERSON Sound supervisor
ADRIAN BISHOP LAGGETT Lighting director
BERT POSTLETHWAITE
Designer DAVID HITCHCOCK Director DAVID TAYLOR
Produced by JOHN FISHER

Ocean Safari: The Hunt
HMS Warspite is a nuclear-powered hunter-killer submarine - 4,500 tons of sleek steel menace. Ocean Safari is a major NATO exercise in which Warspite plays the part of a marauding Russian submarine. Between searching for targets to attack, the crew reflect on the pain and the pleasure of the submariner's artificial life. Narrator John Nettles
Excellent value (THE TIMES) Photography MIKE RADFORD Written and produced by JONATHAN CRANE
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John Tusa , Peter Snow , Donald MacCormick and Olivia O'Leary present the stories and interviews behind the main news of the day.
Ian Smith and Jenni Murray with a round-up of the news from home and abroad.

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Watch the news seen tonight on Austria's first channel with some help from Klaus Roemer. Chantal Cuer brings you the best stories from TF1.

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