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The comprehensive/grammar school debate refuses to die. A look at the lessons and attitudes in two schools.
A BBC/Open University production (R)

Two teenagers, Jasbinder Singh and Simran Deol, are about to sit their A-levels; both hope to go on to higher education.
A BBC/Open University production (R)

also starring
Ginger Rogers
The first of four films starring one of Hollywood's favourite leading men. A young botany professor marries a New York night-club singer on impulse, then has to return home to his small town society to face another kind of music, not least from his former fiancee.
Screenplay by p. j. WOLFSON and ERNEST PAGANO
Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN Directed by GEORGE STEVENS
(James Stewart in the Mortal Storm tomorrow at 3. Opm)
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starring
Labour of Love
Golden works himself and fellow students around the clock to get each issue of the Law Review out on time.
When spring arrives, Hart determines to turn Golden's fancy to thoughts of love ...
Written by JUDY MERL and PAUL ERIC MYERS
Directed by JACK BENDER

with subtitles; Weather

The last in the series, with Fred Harris , John Coll ,
Freff, Ian McNaught-Davis and Lesley Judd

continues a season of musicals, today starring Doris Day Gordon MacRae
[n this lively sequel to On Moonlight Bay Marjorie is waiting for sweetneart William Sherman to return from the war. But William has matured and marriage is no longer the only thing on his mind .. !
Screenplay by ROBERT O'BRIEN and IRVING ELINSON Produced by WILLIAM JACOBS Directed by DAVID BUTLER
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The Price of Insubordination People are now discovering the price of insubordination and insurrection. And boy, are we going to make it stick!
(IAN MACGREGOR , NCB Chairman)
And it sticks in the throat of sacked miners like Alan Day. He was hardly involved in the strike but was arrested for standing in his own front garden on the day his neighbour returned to work. And men like
Jackie Aitchison , NUM Branch
Secretary in Bilston Glen, sacked by the NCB for a trespass offence not even recognised by the police.
There are sacked miners all over the country who see themselves as victims of unjust anti-union trends but they are not forgotten by the network of active support groups who have made this programme.
Made by the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT for the NATIONAL CO
ORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR MINERS SUPPORT GROUPS
Film cameraman NIALL KENNEDY Film sound JACK CURTIS Film editor JAMIE HAY
Executive producer TONY LARYEA Producer SUE DAVIDSON

AIDS: A Strange and Deadly Virus
The virus that causes AIDS has become one of the most intensively studied disease-causing organisms in the history of science. Its anatomy has been dissected, and the way it penetrates the body's defences understood. This year a vaccine has reached the crucial stage of testing in monkeys. And a powerful new drug may offer some hope to sufferers. But the more AIDS researchers learn, the more worried they become. The virus has now infected 20 million people across the globe; it is spreading sexually between males and females; and attacking not only the immune system, but also the brain. Eventually, hundreds of thousands of young people with AIDS may require specialised mental health care.
Narrator Paul Vaughan Film editor PETER PARNHAM Written and produced by DAVID DUGAN and MAX WHITBY
Horizon editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL
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Presenting, in the interest of political bias:
Middle-ground Militants Hard Leftovers
Power-crazed Don't-knows Extremists in Moderation Moderates in Excess or, if wet, something else featuring Rory Bremner with ANN BRYSON , SARA CROWE
JOHN DOWIE , JEREMY HARDY
STEVE STEEN , JIM SWEENEY Written by RORY BREMNER IAN BROWN. JOHN DOWIE
JAMES HENDRIE , JOHN LANGDON NICK REVELL. PETE SINCLAIR
Musical director RICHARD GEERE Musical associate SIMON BRINT Script editor BOB SINFIELD
Lighting WARWICK FIELDING Designer JIM GRANT
Director MARCUS MORTIMER Producer BILL WILSON

America's leading comedy star, Joan Rivers , in the company of her co-host
Peter Cook , presents another show featuring outrageous conversation, gossip, humour and music.
Is Samantha Fox still a virgin?
Will Pete and Dud still hit it off after all these years? Is Kenneth Williams still a virgin?
Join Joan's guests tonight, Phil Collins
Samantha Fox
Dudley Moore and Kenneth Williams to find out.
Music HARRY STONEHAM
Programme associate NEIL SHAND Script associates BARRY CRYER TOM PEREW. DICK VOSBURGH Sound HUGH BARKER Lighting BILL MILLAR
Designer. GRENVILLE HORNER Director GEOFF MILES
Produced by JOHN FISHER

After an absence of nearly two years, Eros was flown home today to its rightful place in the heart of London. A rejuvenated Piccadilly has a reborn centrepiece-the angel of Christian charity which became a symbol of love.
Tonight's film tells the story behind that rebirth with the help of the craftsman who made it possible, George Mancini.
Narration John Humphrys Film editor JOCK CLARK Director LOUIS MILLER BBC Scotland

John Tusa , Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Olivia O'Leary present the main stories of the day.
Ian Smith and Jenni Murray with a round-up of the news from home and abroad. Producers JANA BENNETT
TIM GARDAM , MARK THOMPSON and DIANA MORTON Directors
JOHN WILKINSON , CHRIS FOX Assignment editors
NICK GUTHRIE , COLIN STANBRIDGE Deputy editor TIM ORCHARD Editor RICHARD TAIT

A series of 26 programmes

Tonight's news bulletin comes from Antenne Deux, and there's also a round-up of today's main stories across Europe.
Presented by Chantal Cuer

How should a seat belt be designed?
(R)
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