Self-employment can lead to emotional conflict - independence on the one hand; risking everything on the other.
A BBC/Open University production

1986 is Energy Year. This programme looks at how two successful UK companies are 'managing to save it'.
A BBC/Open University production

Chris Serle discovers some of those glorious golden moments from the largest film and videotape library in the world. Today he looks at what we all stand up in - the body. There are beautiful 60s bodies from Whicker's World, fashionable bodies from the 30s, and unique footage from original keep fit expert EILEEN FOWLER. Guest
Bonnie Langford shows how to move the body on The Hot Shoe Show and looks at Chris moving his in In at the Deep End. There's comedy from The Rag Trade, the best of the 1984 Olympics, even flowerpot bodies from Bill and Ben The Flowerpot Men. All this - plus, the naughty bits from Monty Python 's 's Flying Circus.
Producer NIGEL HAUNCH
Series producer ALBERT BARBER (R)

The first of two films featuring the legendary star Clark Gable. Also starring Spencer Tracy
Claudette Colbert Hedy Lamarr
Two tough oil wildcatters - Big John McMaster and Square John Sand - meet in a small Texas town in the early days of the great American oil boom. They start off as partners and strike it rich, but both business and friendship are threatened when McMaster marries ...
Screenplay by JOHN LEE MAHIN Produced by SAM ZIMBALIST Directed by JACK CONWAY
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Judgement Day
Associate Professor Wendell Peterson is a much-loved teacher, but less successful as a writer of legal articles.
Unfortunately, his chances for permanent tenure depend on his latest article being published....
Professor Wendell Peterson
JOHN RUBINSTEIN
Written by PAUL L. EHRMANN Directed by NICK HAVINGA

with subtitles, followed by Weather

By barge and boat, Pete Morgan navigates the ancient waterway used by the Romans to provision their northern garrisons.
Sails Along the Trent and Ouse Pete boards the sloop Amy Howson to do it the way the Romans did - by wind and tide. Once a familiar sight with her fore and aft rig and high black leeboards, this working vessel has now been retired to the Humber Keel and Sloop Preservation Society. But she's still eager for the fast flowing waters of the Ouse on the voyage towards Howden and the towers of Selby Abbey. Film editor MARTIN HARRIS Producer DOUGLAS B. SMITH

Joni Mitchell
A profile and extended interview with one of the most influencial personalities in rock. Whistle Test visits folk minstrel, jazz singer, composer and painter
Joni Mitchell in California.
Richard Skinner finds the writer of 'Big yellow taxi',
'Woodstock' and 'Free man in Paris' simultaneously putting the finishing touches to her latest LP Dog Eat Dog and preparing an exhibition of her startling abstract paintings for a prestigious Los Angeles gallery. During discussions about her unusual style of painting Ms Mitchell picks up the brushes and demonstrates her technique, providing an amusing and instructive commentary.
Including music from a 1970 BBC special, London concerts in 1974 and 1983 and a lavish new video.
Producer TREVOR DANN
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The fights, the chases, the spectacular flaming car crashes - they are all an illusion. Top Hollywood stuntmen provide step-by-step demonstrations of these unique and often dangerous special effects.

The first in an occasional series in which some of the world's great mysteries are re-examined and, in some cases, solved. Tonight's programme takes as its starting point a sensational discovery made by a film researcher while viewing newsreel material for a series on the 1930s. A trail of clues that had been hidden for half a century was unearthed, and an amazing conclusion reached.

Long before Dr Beeching wielded his axe, the railway line from Hexham to
Riccarton Junction had disappeared from the map.
The Border Counties line was highly scenic and totally unprofitable. Its closure and the opening of Kielder
Reservoir destroyed entire communities.
But memories disappear less easily than bricks and mortar ... Executive producer JOHN MAPPLEBECK Producer
IAN KRAUSE

Ladies' Championship for the Budweiser Trophy Presented by David Vine
The second programme from Hever Castle, Kent - a dramatic setting for Starshot, the new and exciting way of watching the sport of clay pigeon shooting.
The two ladies' pro-celebrity team finalists are:
Suzi Quatro , the rock and roller who shoots pool and clays equally well, with Chrissie Alexander , the British Ladies' Skeet champion for nine years - against Divina Galica who skis down mountains at almost 120 mph and drives cars even faster, with Anthea Hillyer who holds the record for the most titles ever held by a shooter in one year. (Produced in association with Trans World International)
Event producer DAVID MAXWELL Lighting JOHN LIVINGSTONE
Videotape editor PETER REASON Designer IAN RAWNSLEY Television production
PETER HYLTON CLEAVER

'Let's dance under the moonlight, the serious moonlight.'
David Bowie, one of rock music's most influential and surprising artists, is here seen performing in Japan during his 1984 World Tour. In a spectacular stage show the many facets of Bowie's extraordinary talent are on display as a fascinating picture emerges of the man's musical changes. Songs include, 'Heroes', 'Golden Years', 'China Girl', 'Space Oddity' and 'Young Americans'.
A Stenton SA production.

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.