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9.58 Thinkabout: At the Seaside
Sally and the children find all sorts of things down at the seaside - including a monster?

10.13 Pages from Ceefax

11.0 Near and Far: Drought
In 1976 the rains failed both in Britain and in Africa. Here it led to one of the most serious droughts on record; for Africa it was just the beginning of the most devastating drought of our time.

11.20 Pages from Ceefax

2.0 pm You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Dibs and Cosmo find out about rhymes when they get a shopping-list wrong.
Film: Having an eye-test and choosing glasses.
Song: 'Work calypso'
(R)

2.15 Music Time: Java Food
Two songs about Javanese food from the musical Panji and the Buffalo

2.40 History File: British Social History: 20th-century Woman: Changing Roles

The Stella Artois Championship
Further coverage of today's play on Centre Court.

A Gamble Close to the Edge
Peter Phillips wanted to build Britain's biggest racing catamaran. But his course was far from easy. A mast broke, money ran short. In a year of spectacular racing scenes, he was fighting to keep his project alive. Now, with the 1986 sailing season under way, he's back in action, determined to make his gamble pay off. Picture editors
PETER SNOW, GREG WADE Producer TONY BYERS

Last of six programmes written by CLIVE DOIG Film and Photography
A murder and a mysterious disappearance figure in the true stories of the invention of cinema photography. The camera obscura, the forerunner of the photographic camera, means 'a darkened room'. What happened to Mona Lisa and Leonardo da Vinci in a darkened room? Look out for nothing appearing on your screen.
All other inventors and characters played by the company.
Videotape editor SAM SEAL
Visual effects MALCOLM JAMES
Assistant producer PETER LESLIE Designer JOHN ASBRIDGE Produced and directed by CLIVE DOIG

with Harve Presnell, Ed Begley, Jack Kruschen, Hermione Baddeley

The lively story of a tough Colorado backwoods girl who pursues fame, fortune - and love - with non-stop energy, and finds that entering high society requires more than just wealth.

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by ROY CLARKE starring Roy Kinnear and Sandra Dickinson with Hugh Lloyd Shaun Curry Carmel Cryan Glynis Brooks
Just when all seems lost in her unreturned love for
Arnold's partner Vernie,
Dawn unexpectedly receives a letter from him which dramatically reverses the situation. Arnold's gift as a clairvoyant provides the necessary assurance that the traditional happy ending is at hand. Burma's experiences fighting the Japanese make him not so sure.
Studio lighting ALAN HORNE
Studio sound DAVE THOMPSON Studio cameraman
ALEC WHEAL
Designer SUZY LAWRANCE Produced and directed by ALAN J. W. BELL
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'Blue Moon Detective Agency. We'll solve your problems ... once we've solved ours.'
Starring with The Next Murder You Hear DJ Paul McCain. the voice of the 'Heartbreak Hotline', is murdered on air and this, reasons Addison, is the big case. It has everything: sex, violence, hit tunes. Maddie thinks it's too unseemly. But things are never quite what they seem - and anything is better than David's obsession with things that go 'boink' in the night....
Written by PETER SILVERMAN Directed by PETER WERNER

First of two programmes about fate and divine intervention
Steering Clear
Are our lives really subject to supernatural influence? Many of us behave as if we thought so: as if at least some of the things that happen to us have been predetermined by forces outside ourselves - forces which we can perhaps discover and dodge. Ancient Greeks consulted the oracle at Delphi; modern men and women study horoscopes and have their palms read.
Susan Crosland addresses these old mysteries.
Talking to an astrologer, a clairvoyant, a magician, the actor Derek Jacobi and the barrister and author
John Mortimer , she asks how seriously we take the idea of outside influence, and how seriously we ought to take it. Film editors
TONY HEAVEN. PAT O'GRADY Film cameraman IAN STONE Research DAVID WILLCOCK Producer OLGA EDRIDGE
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John Tusa , Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Olivia O'Leary with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith Producers
JANA BENNETT. TIM GARDAM
MARK THOMPSON. DIANA MORTON Directors
JOHN WILKINSON. CHRIS FOX Assignment editors
NICK GUTHRIE. ADRIAN MILNE Deputy editor TIM ORCHARD Editor RICHARD TAIT

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

Development of the Brazilian economy in the 60s was based on manufacturing, but the energy crisis of the 70s threatened further progress.
(R)
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