Parveen Mirza talks to
Kanti Bajaj and Shahida Malik about the importance of toys in the child's early development and Ghazala Amin talks to trading standards officer Prem Singh about dangerous toys available on the market. Music by Talat Aziz
An ASIAN UNIT presentation BBC Pebble Mill
9.35 Encounter: Austria: 4: Apprentices
What is it like to train for a job in Austria? Behind the scenes in a hotel school and in the Puch factory in Graz.
(R) (E)
9.52 Look, Look And Look Again: Pattern in Place
A walk in the forest, a visit to the seashore. A Banbury class looks closely at natural textures and patterns.
(R) (E)
10.15 Look and Read: Badger Girl: The Badgerman
With Margo Gunn, John Hollis, Ashiek Madhvani, James Marston, Julia Millbank, Kieron O'Shea, William Squire, Charles Collingwood, Katie Hebb and Gary Watson
(R) (E)
10.38 Science in Action: Colour
Find out how colour television works, have a go at vegetable dyeing, and see how four theatre design students use coloured lights, costumes and set for a mime show.
(R) (E)
11.0 Watch: Trees: Tree Trunks
Louise watches a tree being felled and examines the rings to see how old it is. She and James then discuss what wood is used for and make some simple wooden musical instruments. Jose Romanillos makes a classical guitar out of different kinds of wood. Presented by James Earl Adair and Louise Hall-Taylor
(R) (E)
11.17 Near And Far: Builders and Buildings: Bricks
The traditional brick, fashioned from clay and baked in a kiln has helped to build most of our towns and cities. How does our use of them affect those rural areas where much of the clay is now quarried?
(R) (E)
11.40 Wondermaths: Programme 4
Zak and Stella find there is more than one way to arrange the contents of Investigator's storage cupboard.
(E)
11.57 MI 10: Mathematical Investigations
7: Geometric Progressions
Creating a GP is easy enough, but how can you add it up?
8: Numbers as Codes
If you arrange to meet an American on 9.7.86, beware!
(R) (E)
12.18 pm Maths Counts: A Table in Time
by John Tully
Sex on British Rail? Not quite! But SX enables Wendy to get Steve out of trouble.
(R) (E)
12.40 Honourable Members: 4: Who Calls The Tune?
(R) (E)
1.5 Telejournal
(Shown yesterday at 11.25 pm) (E)
1.33 English Time: Buddy: Crying, Waiting, Hoping
by Nigel Hinton
featuring Roger Daltrey as Terry
(R) (E)
2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Maths on the farm: 'Putting wheels on a tractor'
Book: "A Surprise for Granny" by Gunilla Hansson
(R) (E)
(Eternal Love) starring
Madeleine Sologne Jean Marais Jean Murat
Patrice seeks and finds a bride for his rich uncle Marc, but the malicious intervention of a jealous sister-in-law plays havoc with their loves and lives.
This imaginative, surrealist modernisation of the ageless legend of Tristan and Iseult, based on a screenplay by Jean Cocteau , was a landmark in French cinema.
Screenplay by JEAN COCTEAU Directed by JEAN DELANNOY
(A French film with English subtitles)
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with subtitles; Weather
In advance of the official opening and the invasion of a million visitors, BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the first of two nightly, comprehensive reports from the British International
Motor Show at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham.
Mike Smith and Jenny Murray join the glitter and glamour of Press Day to report live on the new cars and the personalities apperaring at this spectacular biennial event.
Thirty-five kings have been big in Winchester.
There were the Williams -
Conqueror and Rufus - John, Arthur, Egbert, Canute and Alfred.
Cakes have been burned, tides turned and, more recently, tourists entertained. But now at last - the crowning glory. A visit by the programme which, like Winchester, has No Limits. Associate producer JONATHAN KING
Production PETER HAMILTON BBC Manchester
Last November, pop-group Madness went on their UK tour - 27 concerts in 35 days. A few weeks ago 'the nutty boys' announced they're splitting up. This film follows a day on the tour with Madness and the people who work with them to get the show ready each night. Film editor AMANDA SMITH
Producer PETER M. EVANS (R)
Before the Mast
The three-masted barque
Gorch Fock is the pride of the West German Navy. She's nearly 300ft long and carries almost half an acre of sail. Life aboard this beautiful vessel is much like it was in the days of sail although the Gorch Fock is comparatively new - she was built in 1958. For her cadets it's no holiday, as her officers and permanent crew teach them the ways of the sea while Gorch Fock sails the oceans of the world. Narrator Tom Salmon Film editor PETER SIMPSON Photography TIM JOHNSON
Film sound MURRAY CLARKE Producer BRIAN HAWKINS BBC Bristol
Six programmes about the current state of English law. Devised and presented by Michael Molyneux 4: Cost and Delay
Law is costly. Are lawyers overpaid? What procedural changes could reduce costs? Legal aid - drawbacks.
Why does the law grind so slowly? Can the system be speeded up?
With Lord Elwyn-Jones , Lord Denning, Sir David Napley and Paul Sieghart (Justice). Film editor TERRY WILLIAMS
Production assistant COLLEEN LEWIS Producer TONY ROBERTS (E)
Shy and retiring gastronaut Keith Floyd continues his culinary quest for simple food. He discovers some rare and wonderful West Country cheeses, enjoys the simple pleasure of home-made bread and advises viewers who are having trouble with their pollacks.
Cameraman RICHARD ELLIOTT Videotape editor MIKE FOREN Director ANDY SNELGROVE Producer DAVID PRITCHARD
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This week sees the start of the 1986 British International Motor Show, held this year at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
William Woollard guides you round the latest creations from the world's leading manufacturers and assesses how the best of British stands up against the opposition. Sue Baker examines the slowly reviving British sports car market and road tests the new TVR 420. If luggage space is your problem, then Frank
Page could supply the answer when he compares three estate cars, including the new Renault 21 Savanna. Producer BRIAN STACHAN
Executive producer TOM ROSS BBC Pebble Mill
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To celebrate the 90th birthday today of the great American actress, the 12th annual AFI Life Achievement Award, a tribute from Hollywood in 1984. Introduced by Douglas Fairbanks Jr with contributions from a younger generation of actresses including Jeanne Moreau , Mary Steenburgen Sally Field and Lily Tomlin as well as John Huston
Jennifer Jones
John Houseman and Robert Mitchum.
And with extracts from her classic films, including
Birth of a Nation, The Wind, The Night of the Hunter and Way Down East
Written by GEORGE STEVENS JR and JOSEPH MCBRIDE
Produced by GEORGE STEVENS JR Directed by MARTY PASETTA
(Way Down East will be shown on BBC2 next Saturday)
the music of Hoagy Carmichael featuring
Georgie Fame with Sweet Substitute Keith Smith and Hefty Jazz
The second half of a concert celebrating some of the golden oldies written by one of America's best-loved songwriters.
Included tonight are 'Ole buttermilk sky' 'My resistance is low'
'Small fry' and 'Stardust'. (R)
Analysis and comment on the day's major events presented by Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Nick Worrall with the interviews that matter. And the day's news from home and abroad with Ian Smith
Nick Clarke GillNevill and Chris Lowe.
