(to 7.20)

10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Cosmo, Dibs and Jeni all lay claim to a wooden doll.
Dressing-up song: 'What would it be like to be a fireman?'
Book: The Elephant and the Bad Baby by Elfrida Vipont
Illustrated by Raymond Briggs
(R)

10.15 Pages from Ceefax

11.0 Words and Pictures: I am Better than You
(Shown on Monday at 2.0 pm)

11.17 Pages from Ceefax

11.33 Mindstretchers: The Spy Who Came in from the Code: The Problem
A spy makes her escape with an important message in cipher. Where was it hidden and what did it say?
(Shown yesterday at 12.2 pm)

11.40 Scene: We are Jewish
(For details see Friday at 2.0 pm)

12.2 pm Pages from Ceefax

2.0 Watch: The Romans: 4: Roman Soldiers
Quintus describes his career in the Roman army and the part he played in the invasion of Britain. He revisits Hardknott Fort and, with the aid of the Ermine Street Guard, teaches James Earl Adair his legionary marching song.
(Shown yesterday at 11.0 am)

2.18 Look, Look and Look Again: Bits and Pieces
In Wiltshire they examined light and dark; in Leeds they made a model city of the future and filmed a story set there.
(R)

2.40 Zig Zag: Festival of Animation
(Details on Monday at 11.0 am)

The Benson and Hedges Cup PETER WEST introduces further coverage of one of today's semi-final matches.

The second of two programmes
The story of Beckum, a small German town under the Nazis, told by its people, using their own contemporary film and pictures. It reveals a pre-war world of beer-drinking and shooting-parties, of Nazi uniforms and falling in love, and of a carnival float that caricatures Jews in prison. During the war they filmed pigs in their gardens, SS soldiers exchanging clothes and roles with local youths, a wartime wedding in lace sent from conquered France and, finally, desolation and defeat on the Russian front.
Videotape editor TERRY STAPLEY Researcher SALLY ANN KLEIBEL Producer LYDIA HOWARD (R)

A six-part series in which novelist and playwright
Beryl Bainbridge , with help from families north and south, examines the concept of a nation divided.
5: The McLeans of Liverpool George and Rose were married in 1937 and live in Toxteth. Eleven of their children have survived and seven of them are men, of whom four are out of work. Whatever their difficulties, none of the family wants to leave the city.
Photography JOHN WARWICK Film editor ROBIN JACKMAN Producer JAMES DEWAR BBC West
Showcase 86
There is still just time for young film and video makers to enter the BBCtv Showcase 86 with a chance of having their work screened on BBCl and winning £6,000-worth of video equipment. Any film or video completed since 1 January 1984 can be submitted - unfinished movies are also eligible provided they make sense and the judges can see how they are going to develop. There are two age groups,
11-18 and 19-25, each of which carries a first prize of E2,000 and a second prize of £1,000.
Entry forms and competition rules are available from:
Showcase 86. BBCtv Villiers House. The
Broadway,London W5 2PA Entry forms should be submitted by 20 June 1986. No films or videos should be sent at this stage.

starring
Sticky Wicket
The OR is piled up with wounded. It's hectic, tense and Frank is being his usual self: incompetent, demanding, distracting, dumb - and those are just his good points.
Hawkeye tears into him for masquerading as a doctor, but when one of his own patients suffers a relapse, Frank wastes no time in taunting the 'Super Surgeon'...
Written by LAURENCE MARKS and LARRY GELBART
Directed by DON WEIS (R)

An original serial in seven parts by Andrew Davies
Starring Peter Davison with Graham Crowden, Barbara Flynn, David Troughton, Amanda Hillwood
Bob tries to enlist Stephen's help in a doubtful research project which he sees as the answer to all his problems. The result, however, is far from what he expected...
CEEFAX SUBTITLES

The Benson and Hedges Cup PETER WEST introduces highlights of one of today's semi-final matches.

12.0 The Natural History Museum
Mark Girouard considers why medieval German Romanesque style was used for a 19th-century museum, and how the inside was seen as a cathedral dedicated to knowledge.
(R)

12.25 The Central Nervous System
The notion that damage to the central nervous system is irreparable is changing Considerable rewiring is normal. Can medical science exploit this?
(R)

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