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In the last of Gharbar's musical specials,
Ghazala Amin presents the music of Najma Akhtar
Sudha Malhotra Ustad Rais Khan and Abida Parveen.
An ASIAN UNIT presentation BBC Pebble Mill

Live coverage of the afternoon session from
Brighton.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Families and their houses
The Johnsons
A semi-detached in Harrow
'I object to the label
"semi-detached suburbia". It implies I'm some sort of cardboard cut-out. This is nonsense. If you look at this road every house is different.' Bill Johnson still lives in the house he grew up in. His father had it built in 1924 during the Metroland boom. He and his wife Elsie have brought up a family who now regularly return home with their children. They have never wanted to move. (R)

In which Stonehenge bluestones, Bruno Brookes , Richard the (Hump) Third, the entire Radio One
Roadshow, Henry Tudor
(father of the one with six wives), a monk called
Fr Desiree , an aerobatic display team, the Thane of Cawdor (remember MacBeth -
Scottish Lord - married a Welsh girl), the best videos, latest charts, the French invasion, film releases and Carmarthen cattle mart all meet up with Messrs Baker and Powell in Wales. Tonight there are No Limits for Tenby. Associate producer JONATHAN KING Production PETER HAMILTON BBC Manchester

Miss Poland 85 in the Palace of Culture and Science
Emotions run high about this beauty contest in the Soviet bloc. There are hints of scandal, favouritism, walk-outs and secret trysts. It's Magda's last chance - next year she'll be too old to compete. Her mother borrowed from the factory to pay for the dresses and the hotel bill. If she gets to the final she stands a chance of winning a VW Golf Turbo - beyond the dreams of most Poles. Sylvia put off her marriage to enter the contest. But she's broken the rules. Will she be allowed to join the 25 finalists?
A sad, funny and very artful film
(DAILY MAIL)
Directed by Witold Starecki , who only makes masterpieces (THE GUARDIAN) Director WITOLD STARECKI
Series editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
(First broadcast as Forty Minutes)

Part One
Tonight's live relay from the Royal Albert Hall features Alfred Brendel as soloist in the Piano Concerto No 1 in D minor by Brahms with the London Symphony Orchestra leader MICHAEL DAVIS conducted by Claudio Abbado
8.20* The Promenaders During the interval
Michael Berkeley looks at a unique group of music lovers, the Promenaders, including those who remember earlier years in the Queen's Hall. His survey also includes archive film of sm HENRY WOOD and SIR MALCOLM SARGENT
8.40* Part Two
Debussy Nocturnes with the women's voices of the London Symphony Chorus
Bartok The Miraculous Mandarin (Suite) Introduced by Michael Berkeley Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Lighting DENNIS BUTCHER Executive producers KENNETH CORDEN
RODNEY GREENBERG
Directed by RON ISTED
A simultaneous broadcast with Radio 3. Viewers with stereo Radio 3 may wish to turn off TV sound ana pusuwn their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.

Last of three episodes.
The Arctic - a huge and largely unspoilt wilderness of exceptional beauty - still teems with wildlife. The traditional skills of the early Eskimo hunters enabled them to survive in the Arctic without squandering its wildlife. But today snowmobiles and rifles have almost replaced huskies and harpoons, and the Eskimo people now share their harsh domain with oil-men, miners and scientists. Will the rich reserves of oil and minerals be extracted without pollution? And can animals like whales, caribou, musk-oxen and, above all, the ice bear, be protected? (R)

The last film in the series looks at the impact of mining on the Arctic’s fragile ecosystem and the Inuits. Can they be protected for future generations?

Introduced from Brighton by Nick Clarke. Coverage of today's sessions of the Trades Union Congress, including the address by The Rt Hon Neil Kinnock , mp.
From London, news and analysis of today's events.

Michael Collins (clarinet) and Kathryn Stott (piano) play
Messager Solo de Concours and Busoni Elegie (R)

The first of two programmes portraying a comprehensive school with 1,000 pupils in the decaying inner-city area of Toxteth in Liverpool.
(R)
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