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9.35 La Maree et ses secrets: 1: Chez Keravec
A five-part adventure serial in French by Christopher Russell and Jane Cottave.
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9.52 Economics: A Question of Choice: 1: Free to Choose?
Family life in two different economies: Ghana and the UK.
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10.15 Science Workshop: Bread 'A'
(Shown yesterday at 10.15 am) (E)
10.38 History File: British Social History: Richard Arkwright
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11.0 Thinkabout: Face to Face
(Shown on Wednesday at 2 pm) (E)
11.18 Higher Education: Polys and Colleges: 1: Diploma Level Studies
Non-degree courses are designed to provide vocational training leading to a good job; but they can also open up chances of getting a degree.
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11.40 Scene: Patty, Fatty
by Kay McManus
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(For full details see Friday at 12.32 pm)
12.12 pm Media Studies: Two Samples of Soap
(Shown on Monday at 12.8 pm) (E)
12.45 Science Topics: Ecology and Conservation
Ecology has lots of interlocking questions, and as yet, few answers.
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1.5-1.30 A vous la France
For beginners in French, a multi-media course (based on recordings and film sequences made with a wide variety of French people), which aims to teach enough French to handle practical situations and make social contact.
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1.38 Outlook: Farming Through the Ages: The Early Farmer
A visit to the Butser Ancient Farm, Hampshire, where Iron Age farming methods still exist.
Presented by David Parry-Jones and Peter Reynolds
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BBC Wales
2.0 Watch: Visual Arts: Artists at Work
Watch introduces Jaye Griffiths as a presenter in this new-look series. Jaye and Louise explore the use of colour and emotion in art.
Shirley Hughes paints an illustration for the book An Evening at Alfie's, and Louise finds out from Quentin Blake about the emotions felt by the people in his drawings.
Presented by Jaye Griffiths and Louise Hall-Taylor
(Shown on Tuesday at 11.0 am) (E)
2.15 Music Time: Footsteps
(Shown on Monday at 10.15 am) (E)
International Golf The Dunhill Cup
HARRY CARPENTER introduces further live coverage of today's first round. Racing from Ascot
3.5 Hoover Fillies' Mile (Old Mile)
Won in recent years by Quick as Lightning, Oh So Sharp and Untold. There is no better guide to next season's fillies' classics. The winner's prize is over £25,000.
3.40 Cumberland Lodge Stakes (H miles)
4.10 Golden Gates Nursery Handicap (6f)
Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY , JOHN HANMER Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
with subtitles, followed by Weather
The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl
Highlights of yesterday evening's late matches and details of the day's results. Introduced by TONY GUBBA Producer KEITH PHILLIPS
[Starring] William Shatner as Captain James T Kirk, Leonard Nimoy as Mr Spock, DeForest Kelley as Dr McCoy
For all the crises faced by the Enterprise, Captain Kirk has never moved so quickly - nor Spock more sluggishly - than when a mysterious hum pervades the ship.
Unseen and malevolent, the Scalosians determine to have their way, with time on their hands and creative ideas for Kirk's crew in mind... (R)
A series in six parts 2:The Nile
Brian Thompson sits in a wind-blown tent in Juba, deep in the heart of Sudan. A local magician predicts a journey by boat. Outside his front door runs the longest river in the world - the Nile. His journey takes him across the eerie emptiness of the Sudd - a quarter of a million square miles of floating swamp.
From the simple cabins of the mail packet Kerbekan to the comfort and antics of a fancy dress party on board a luxurious floating hotel. By bus across a seemingly infinite desert to the splendour of Luxor and Karnak where once the streets were paved with gold. Written and presented by BRIAN THOMPSON
Music by BRIAN ENO
Photography COLIN MUNN (R)
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The Unipart British
Professional Championship If the seeding system is correct, the cream of the darts world will be in action tonight in the last three quarter-finals. The first match should feature the 'canny' character JOCKY WILSON (No 5 seed), twice winner of this championship and No 4 seed BOB ANDERSON , racing up the rankings after winning this year's Danish and Swedish Opens. It promises to be a cracker, providing they both succeed in the previous two rounds. Remember, the best of nine sets, three legs per set.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA
Commentator SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN Directors MIKE ADLEY and PETER HAYWARD
Education is back at the top of the political agenda - and that's because it's in a mess. Parents are worried about unemployment; employers say the school leavers don't have what it takes. The Government is responding by giving parents more power and by introducing a national programme of technical and vocational teaching. But critics say such measures don't add up to a policy. What's needed is a national strategy for state secondary education to replace the piecemeal remedies and underfunded initiatives.
Chris Patten, MP, Education Minister, joins Peter Taylor in the studio to face the Brass Tacks audience.
BBC Manchester
Starring Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones with Alexandra Dane Peter Dawson Robin Driscoll Nigel Harman
Peter McCarthy , Gareth Milne Sylvestra Ie Touzel Written by CUVE ANDERSON
JOHN DOCHERTY , ROBIN DRISCOLL MORAY HUNTER , JOHN IRWIN TERRY KYAN , PAUL MARTIN PAUL SMITH and others Music PETER BREWIS
Designers JOHN ANDERSON and BOB COVE
Director ROBIN CARR
Associate producer JAMIE RIX Producer JOHN KILBY
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'Blue Moon Detective Agency. We're still trying to solve our problems ... for the last time in the present run.' Starring with and guest starring
Camille
It makes good business sense. With an ex-fashion model at the helm the agency is good: with a full-blown saviour of senators they would be
GREAT! So enter, to David's delight and Maddie's doubts, one Camille Brand - heroine, celebrity and now a detective with a fear of detection ...
Written by ROGER DIRECTOR Directed by PETER WERNER
Robin Ray introduces the second heat in this nationwide competition to find the person who knows most about the movies.
All contestants are survivors of a postal quiz, a telephone quiz and an elimination heat: Tony Ray answering questions on Satyajit Ray Colin Tiller on Burt Lancaster Terence Haynes on Dmitri Tiomkin
Walter Skinner on Julie Christie
There's also the usual general cinematic knowledge, compilation and quickie rounds.
Devised by ROBIN RAY
Film editor and researcher MALCOLM ILLINGWORTH
Director JONATHAN BULLEN ProducerJOHN BUTTERY BBC Manchester
Introduced from Eastbourne by Peter Snow
Further coverage from the annual conference of the Liberal Party. And from London, Olivia O'Leary and Jenni Murray with the rest of the day's news.
The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl
The last two quarter-finals are likely to feature
JOHN LOWE , No 2 seed, and PETER LOCKE , No 7 seed, with CLIFF LAZARENKO , yet to win a major TV title, playing
No 3 seed DAVE WHITCOMBE. Introduced by TONY GUBBA
12.10 am Weekend Outlook This week's selection includes Brazil: Facing the 80s and Instruments in Flight Producer R PHILIP
A BBC/Open University production
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