9.30 Higher Education: Universities: Getting that Degree
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9.52 Look and Read: Badger Girl: 5: Lost on the Moor
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10.15 Around Scotland Close-up: 2: Seashore
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10.38 MI 10: Mathematical Investigations
Fly on the Wall
followed by Projections
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11.00 Wondermaths: Programme 5
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11.17 Geography Casebook: The Changing Coastline
Bernard Clark investigates efforts to defend the coastline of Dorset and Hampshire.
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11.40 Look, Look and Look Again: Working Drawings
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12.0 English File: John Hersey's 'Hiroshima'
New Yorker writer John Hersey visited Hiroshima shortly after the hydrogen bomb had devastated the city.
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12.32 pm Scene: Mad About Motors
What's the fascination of motorcars? Young ex-car thieves and Colin James, a custom-car builder, plus the Ford Mustang owners of High Wycombe attempt to explain.
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1.5 Switch on to English
Key aspects of spoken and written English are taught using extracts from TV.
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1.33 General Studies: Art and Upheaval: Songs of Protest
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2.0 You and Me
It's not easy to replace a lost peg doll from a fire engine.
Cosmo and Jeni Barnett try to help Dibs. A group of Bristol boys perform a traditional Punjabi dance.
Book: Winklet gets Lost by Eileen Ryder.
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A Panorama report
The County of Cleveland has over 23 per cent unemployed. The worst in England. On some estates nine out of ten are without work. Hard
Times 1986 is the story of how people try and survive when there's no hope of a job turning up.
Reporter Gavin Hewitt Producer CHRIS OXLEY
Editor DAVID DICKINSON (R)

Discovering Galapagos
In this film, first shown in 1968, Heinz Sielmann , one of the world's leading wildlife film-makers made his first visit to the Galapagos Islands. His expedition landed among thousands of marine iguanas on an 'an island of dragons' and witnessed the amazing tool-using behaviour of the woodpecker finch. Producer RICHARD BROCK BBC Bristol

Judi Dench in conversation with Roy Plomley
For the last television interview the late
Roy Plomley was to conduct, he visited one of his favourite actresses, Judi Dench. (R)

Theodore Major
'The only way I have learnt to paint is by looking at children's paintings. They have a beauty and simplicity until they start to learn.'
Theodore Major, aged 75, has painted people, factories and chimneys with a power that has amazed the art world. Reluctant to sell, or even price, his work he still lives in two semis in Wigan, surrounded by more than 3,000 paintings.
Videotape editor KEITH DEWHURST Producer TONY BROUGHTON

Winner of the 1984 Oscar for best documentary short, this is an impressionistic record of one of the classes given by the Robledos, who come once a year from Europe to teach flamenco dancing to the National Ballet School of Canada.
Directed by CYNTHIA SCOTT Produced by the National Film Board of Canada (R)

starring Lassie with I Robert Bray
Macdonald Carey
L Lassie - now working M for the US Forestry
Service - finds herself caught in a cyclone and later arrested and tried in court on a charge of stealing turkeys!
Produced by ROBERT GLODEN Directed by DICK MODER and JACK B. HIVELEY
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The Dilemma of a She-Novelist
The author of The Life and Loves of a She-Devil began her writing life creating stereotypes of dutiful wives in an advertising agency. She has gone on to write countless television plays, short stories and novels, many of which, like Praxis, Puffball and The Shrapnel Academy contain savage statements of women's thinking about themselves, their men and male-dominated society.
This Bookmark special explores the comic, fantastic and pessimistic vision of this highly original writer. Fay Weldon 's concerns have broadened now to include women's role within the state, but constantly she addresses the central dilemma for women - how to reconcile the biological urges of child-birth with the need for freedom and personal fulfilment outside the home. Producer JILL EVANS
Executive producer NIGEL WILLIAMS

The weekly look at information technology - with Lesley Judd and Fred Harris.
Choosing a word processor? Advice on how to get what you really need.
Are computers going to the dogs? Harringay stadium is one of the few tracks which haven't replaced their electromechanical tote system with a computer.
And tomorrow's computers, will they run on laser light rather than electricity? Studio director DAVE THOMAS Producer PETER BRATT
Series editor DAVID ALLEN
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Reporter Charles Colvile
1900 they talked about it; 1944 they wrote about it in the Abercrombie Report; two days ago they completed it. The M25 will bring changes, not just to traffic flow, but to the way people live. It cost El,000 million but the real price has yet to be paid - and not just in money.
Researcher MICHELE HATWELL Producer BILL JONES
BBC South and East: Elstree (Regional programme - see variations at foot of column)

from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and Clay Jones
How do you build a support for soft fruit? What is the best way of storing fruit and vegetables? What sort of hedge do you require and how do you ensure it grows quickly? Geoff and Clay give advice. And AnneSwithinbank shows how to get the best from a greenhouse in winter. Executive producer JOHN KENYON Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer PHILIP FRANKLIN BBC Pebble Mill

by Alan Bennett

The story is told in flashback from the Prague of 1945 with the city on the brink of liberation by the Russians. A man hangs from a lamp-post. He has been fleeing from his pursuers and knocked at the door of a house.

"I have rarely seen a television film yield such a sense of depth on the screen as this does..." (The Guardian)
"...a wonderfully made film..." (Daily Mail)
"If British television in 1986 comes up with another drama as outstanding as this it will have been an abnormally rich year..." (Financial Times)

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Robin Ray puts the questions to the four contestants who have reached the final programme via postal and telephone quizzes, elimination bouts, and the heats and semi-finals of the series. In this last chance to win the title, the subjects for the individual round tonight are: Brian Davies answering questions on the films of Raymond Chandler, John Smithard on Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Walter Skinner on Sam Spiegel, Richard Rule on Walter Matthau

BBC Manchester

Including 1956/86: Peter Snow recalls the events of 30 years ago as the Suez Crisis grew and the Soviet Union prepared their response to the October uprising in Hungary. David Sells reports from
Egypt and Julian O'Halloran from Hungary.

The Nabisco Wightman Cup GB v USA from the Royal Albert Hall , London
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES VIRGINIA WADE acts as captain to the British team.
Tonight's matches consist of one singles and a doubles.
Commentators DAN MASKELL
GERALD WILLIAMS , ANN JONES Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON