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9.35-9.50 Treffpunkt: Osterreich: 1: Eine Bergrettung
9.58 Thinkabout: Our Place
10.15 Science Workshop: Seeds and Plants (A)
10.38 Religious Studies: Why Because?: All Creatures Great and Small...?
People's attitudes to animals reflect their beliefs.
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11.0 Near and Far: Grassland
Once a wilderness for wild animals, the world's grasslands have now become mainly a universal larder.
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11.22 Textile Studies: 1: The Right Stuff
It's very important to select the right fabric for the right job.
11.45 One World: Trading the Sun
Tourism is one way of helping a poorer country to develop. But there are costs as well as benefits.
12.5 pm Pages from Ceefax
1.43 Encounter Austria: 1: Mountain Rescue
What would happen if you had a climbing accident?
2.0 You and Me: Old King Cole
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Graham, Lynne and Kelly have fun making music and play with the Leyland Vehicles Brass Band.
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2.15 Music Time: Panji and the Buffalo
2.40 History File: The Brambles of Poverty
A short play about the origins of the Welfare State, showing how Rowntree's study, "Poverty", made an important contribution to the thinking behind the Liberals' welfare legislation.
Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship Tony Knowles (4) plays ten important frames against Neal Foulds that will decide who goes into the second round.
STEVE DAVIS (2) and DOUG MOUNTJOY (15) should begin their 25-frame second-round match with an eight-frame session - so long as they were not upset in round one.
DAVID icke introduces live coverage from the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. 1985 Embassy World Professional
Snooker Championship on BBC video BBCV/BBCB 5026from retailers
The String Final
Three of next Sunday's concerto finalists have already been chosen - tonight the fourth will be selected from the top string players in this year's competition. So far, a string player has never been declared Young Musician of the Year.
Humphrey Burton introduces the five young musicians competing for the first prize. Tonight's jury are Alun Hoddinott
James Blair , Csaba Erdelyi Christopher Warren-Green and Moray Welsh. Sound GRAHAM HAINES Lighting HENRY BURDIN Director ALAN TONGUE
(The final next Sunday evening)
Tony Knowles will have done well if he survives his match against Neal Foulds this afternoon.
DAVID vine has news of this match, together with STEVE DAVIS 'S second-round match that was due to start on the other table.
(Further coverage at 9. Opm)
Beautiful Strangers
The last of eight films presented by Tony Soper Film editor AL GELL
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD (R)
Introduced by Gerald Harrison from
The Assembly Rooms, Derby Two bands from traditional brass band areas, THE
MIDLANDS and YORKSHIRE, battle it out for the title
Best of Brass 86 and a prize of £1,500.
Presented by Harry Mortimer Current Best of Brass champions
Desford Colliery Dowty Band conducted by Howard Snell are challenged by IMI Yorkshire Imperial Band conducted by Ray Farr
Rossini, Ravel, Bach, Peter Skellern and Barry Manilow are just some of the composers whose music is heard in tonight's final.
With special guest supporters Kay Alexander and Harry Gration
Plus the Sovereign Award for the winning soloist voted for by RADIO TIMES readers. Lighting JOHN ALLINSON Sound NEIL MURRAY
Designer ANDY DIMOND Producer KEN GRIFFIN
Cloudburst!
Could a disaster on the scale of Bhopal happen in Britain? The chemical industry knows that the answer is yes.
It employs people to work out the odds on catastrophe, and how the dangers can be minimised.
But what responsibilities do the chemical manufacturers have to the communities in which they live and work? Do we know enough about the daily risks we live beside? Peter Taylor follows through the questions raised by last week's Brass Tacks and asks those at the heart of our industrial communities whether a race for jobs and investment is worth a gamble on safety.
Director MAGGIE SUTCLIFFE
Producer CAROLINE MILUNGTON
Executive producer COLIN CAMERON BBC Manchester
Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship
Two World Champions were due on stage tonight.
Cliff Thorburn , seeded 3, finishes his match with Bill Werbeniuk in an all-Canadian first-round tie.
DENNIS TAYLOR , the holder, barring first-round calamity, was expected to be beginning his second-round match against JOE JOHNSON.
DAVID VINE introduces the vital frames.
Commentators
TED LOWE , JACK KARNEHM
CLIVE EVERTON
Summarisers JIM MEADOWCROFT
JOHN VIRGO , JOHN SPENCER Television presentation
KEITH PHILLIPS , MIKE ADLEY
ALAN GRIFFITHS , PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH MACKENZIE
Executive producer NICK HUNTER (Further coverage at 10.30pm)
An 11-part series starring Marita Breuer Riidiger Weigang Karin Rasenack
6:The Home Front
Wilfried Wiegand has secured himself a cosy niche on the home front.
Maria's sons have gone to war and Martha, Anton's fiancee, arrives from
Hamburg. A wedding is to be celebrated, even if the groom is away at the Russian front.
(A German series with English subtitles- Part 7 tomorrow at 9.30pm)
Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship
DAVID VINE introduces further coverage of the matches involving CLIFF THORBURN and DENNIS TAYLOR.
(Further coverage on BBC1)
John Tusa , Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Olivia O'Leary with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith present the reports and interviews behind the main stories of the day.
Weekend Outlook helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University on Saturday and Sunday.
A BBC/Open University production
Having a clear idea of a sexual identity is different from being male or female. How liberated or constrained are we by the terms we use to describe ourselves?
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