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9.38 Science Workshop: Tracks (B)
(R)

10.0 You and Me
Cosmo and Dibs try to mend the hole in their bucket with help from Indira Joshi. A look at children doing mime.
Book: "Buzz, Buzz, Buzz"
(R)

10.15 Maths Counts: How to Find Venus
Second left under the motorway - just where is Venus going?
(R)

10.38 Maths at Work: 1
Young people use CSE maths at work.
(R)

11.0 Words and Pictures: Oink and Pearl

11.17 Let's See: Getting Around: 4: Finding the Way

11.40 Scene: Funny People

12.10 pm You Can't See the Wood...: 5: The Foresters
David Bellamy examines the natures and uses of trees.
(R)

12.35 Rockschool: 6: Funk Disco
A series of nine programmes giving hints and tips on playing to budding rock musicians.
(R)

1.0 Maths Help (II): 6: Functions and Inequalities
For adults studying maths to O-level, this series offers help with common difficulties.
(R)

1.15 Higher Education: Polys and Colleges: Diploma Level Studies
Non-degree courses are designed to provide vocational training leading to a good job; but they can also open up further chances of getting a degree.
(R)

1.38 Home Ground: Environment: 3: Rivers
An investigative journey to the source of Britain's biggest river, the Severn. Following it from its first muddy beginnings to its vast slimy meeting with the sea is naturalist Lionel Kelleway.
BBC Wales

2.0 Watch: Then and Now: Home
What was it like to live in a house with no bathroom and to cook on a kitchen range? Watch visits Elvaston Castle Museum, Derbyshire to find out, in the first of five programmes about life when great-grandma and great-grandad were children. Presented by Louise Hall-Taylor and James Earl Adair
(R)

2.18 Walrus: What's it Gonna Be?: Dip, Dip, Dip
by Gerry Huxham
(R)

2.40 Zig Zag: Spaceship Earth: The Rocks
With 4,000 million passengers on board, the earth is a spaceship made of rock.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Introduced by Jeremy James Learn all the basics and improve your play as Jeremy Flint guides novices and regulars of the Bristol Bridge Club towards a better understanding of the game. Director LINDA MCCARTHY
Producer MARK PATTERSON (R)

starring
Raymond Massey Ralph Richardson To end the Korda season, one of the most extraordinary movies ever made, a spectacular glimpse into the future of mankind based on the prophecies - made in the 1930s - of H.G. Wells.
Everytown, Christmas 1940. Ignoring the threats of war, the people are unprepared for battles that continue for 30 years. A grim pestilence follows until Wings over the World bring peace.Their next quest is the moon.
Screenplay by H. G. WELLS , based on his book The Shape of Things to Come
Produced by ALEXANDER KORDA Directed by WILLIAM CAMERON MENZIES
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TV's law and justice magazine. In the studio,
David Jessel and Sue Cook This week:
WHAM! spent six months away from the recording studio in the High Court in order to overturn a contract that paid them barely a living wage despite a string of hits.
Ed Boyle talks to the lawyers and the managers who make and break the deals and follows a new band as it negotiates the legal minefield of a record contract and embarks on the road to fame and, hopefully, fortune. Director PIETER MORPURGO Producer HUGH PURCELL

An 11-part television history of Britain at work in the 20th century.
5: Planemakers
Aircraft factories are full of enthusiasts, like
Paul Murphy , a supervisor at British Aerospace, Manchester:
'People who work in the aircraft industry consider themselves an elite. There're some magnificent tradesmen. There's also a real mystique about aircraft.'
With archive film dating back to the First World War, aircraft workers tell a technical success story. They pioneered the pure jet, the turbo prop, the jet airliner, the supersonic airliner, and the jump jet.
But the cost of developing new planes was rising all the time.
Narrator
John Woodvine
Producer JONATHAN LEWIS Executive producer
PETER PAGNAMENTA (R)
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starring
The Moose
Nothing much shocks
Hawkeye and Trapper but when Sergeant Baker arrives with a young Korean girl slave in tow, the surgeons are stunned. Appeals to finer feelings and offers to buy her freedom fall on cynical ears - but who knows what lies in the cards?
Written by LAURENCE MARKS Directed by HY AVERBACK (R)

Three films set in a Paris studio during a century of scandal and revolution. 1: The Passing Show with James Laurenson as Jacques-Louis David
From the last decadent days of the old monarchy through the Revolution and the rise and fall of Napoleon, the arts in France are dominated by one man - the mysterious figure of David. He is the greatest painter of his day, an ardent revolutionary - and a leading figure in Robespierre's secret police. and Costume designer USA BENJAMIN Designer RICHARD MORRIS
Film cameraman JOHN HOOPER Film editor ARDAN FISHER Written and directed by LESLIE MAGAHEY
* FEATURE: page 98

The humanities - art, music books, philosophy and religion: an introduction to the Arts Foundation course.
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