9.35 Mach's Gut!: 3: Making Arrangements
Basic skills in German
Buying a ticket to the cinema; asking for help.
With Robert Rauch, Sylvia Rotter
Introduced by Paul McDowell
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9.52 Look and Read: Badger Girl: 8: Finding the Ponies
(Shown on Tuesday at 10.15 am) (E)

10.15 Around Scotland: The Vikings: 2
(Shown on Wednesday at 1.38 pm) (E)

10.38 MI 10: Mathematical Investigations
Decimals Forever
followed by How Likely?
(Shown on Tuesday at 11.57 am) (E)

11.0 Wondermaths (8)
(Shown on Tuesday at 11.40am) (E)

11.17 Geography Casebook: Britain: The British Car Industry
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11.40 Look, Look and Look Again: Portray of the Artist
(Shown on Tuesday at 9.52 am) (E)

12.0 English File: The Power of Language - Power to Command
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12.32pm Scene: Nuclear Power - Do We Have a Choice?
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1.5 Switch on to English
Key aspects of spoken and written English.
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1.33 General Studies: Have a Drink?

Charu Bala Chokshi and the puppets discuss friendship and love. A look at things over and under the water and a visit to a swimming class.
Story: "Raju's Dream", by Barindar Kalsi, Illustrated by Jeroo Roy
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Narrated by David Attenborough
Over 30 years ago, the BBC showed a short black and white film, by HEINZ SIELMANN, about woodpeckers.
Twenty years later he realised his wish to go back to his 'old friend the woodpecker' and made another, full-length film, in colour.
Presented by MICK RHODES
Produced and filmed by HEINZ SIELMANN BBC Bristol (R)

Mountaineer Joe Brown descends the sheer 200-foot drop of one of Scotland's most spectacular gorges to look for trout.
Producer MJCHAEL BEGG (R)

Pamela and a host of celebrities will be inspiring you to dig deep into your pockets and pledge even more money to Children in Need.

Seesaw and Outdoor 7'oys (R)

in G minor (K516), recorded in the Signet Library, Edinburgh. Melos Quartet of Stuttgart
Wilhelm Melcher (violin) Gerhard Voss (violin) Hermann Voss (viola) Peter Buck (cello) are joined by Franz Beyer (viola) Producer MIKE NEWMAN BBC Second M.)

starring Lassie with Jed AUan Jack De Mave
Lisa Lu , Andrea Tong
Kingston Neoh Margo Lungreen Ruby Ortega
H. Hoyd Nelson
Robert Weatherwax
Ching Wah Lee
Lassie is knocked down by a car in San Francisco and wanders the streets suffering from amnesia before finding her way back.
Directed by DICK MODER
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London/Southampton/ Cambridge
In music ranging from
Renaissance polyphony to contemporary barbershop, 24 of the best amateur choirs in Britain are singing their way towards the title C/!0!'r o/</;e year 1986.
In the first quarter-final
Brian Kay introduces the music of six choirs from the south of England and meets some of the singers. Lighting JOHN BLACK
Producer HILARY BOULDtNG BBC Scotland
(In OMOCMXton MxtA Sainsbury's)

The weekly look at the world of information technology - with Fred Harris and lan MeNaught-Davis.
Finding your way around a computer system can be frustrating; psychologist Professor David Canter explores the endless corridors of unfriendly operating systems.
All software great and small in a country practice - vet John Drew 's specialist business needs.
And a look at Life-Card, a new kind of 'read/write' optical storage device on a credit card. It's soon to be introduced into the wallets and purses of 85 million
Americans to hold medical information which could be vital in an emergency. Studio director TERRY MARSH Producer PETER BRATT
Series editor DAVID ALLEN
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Reporter Barbara Myers
Today in Britain about 20.000 children stayed away from school. Not from truancy - from choice. Their parents are part of a growing army who - quite legally - opt to educate their children themselves. Barbara Myers looks at three families in London and the south east for whom. quite literally, school's out.
Film editor STEPHEN SAUNDERS Producer DAVID HAMNGTON BBC SoM/t and RM<: Ebtree (Regional programme - see variationsa< /oo< of column)

with Susan Hampshire and Geoff Hamilton
A practical guide to the care ofhouseplants.
This week African violets, growing them from cuttings and seed; making a dish garden; when and with what to feed plants and a new poinsettia.
Production assistants JEAN LAUGHTON
CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer JOHN KENYON BBCPe&Me.Mt7i
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with John Pitman
Six films which go behind the scenes of places which are part of the British way of life. 2: Heathrow
Heathrow is the world's busiest airport - 45,000 people work here and cater for 75.000 passengers a day. Here is Bemadette MacDonaId, check-in girl. never without a smile on her face. 'It comes on when I arrive and it gets peeled off like a mask when I leave.'
Up on the roof the plane-spotters are bugging the control tower for up-to-date information. In terminal three, the photographers are snatching the stars. Today, it's Shirley Bassey.
There are tearful farewells and happy reunions. And, as evening draws in, 86-year-old Mrs Amelia Goodman from Clacton-on-Sea prepares to make her first flight. She's never been further than Margate. Today she is emigrating to Australia to be with her family.
Flying in is another greatgrandmother - HM The
Queen Mother For her, it's just another flight; for Amelia it's a big, brave new experience. 'Have 1 got to go in that?' she asks her son. as the Jumbo stands waiting. But go she does - giving everybody a little wave from the steps. Just like somebody else we all know and love ... Photography JOHN MCGLASHAN Film editor CHRISTINE GARNER Series producer ANN PAUL Director DESMOND LAPSLEY

Salvador Dali
'The only difference between me and a madman is that I am not mad.' So says
Salvador Dali one of the most famous painters in the world. Dali now lives as a recluse and has been virtually unseen since his near death in a suspicious fire two years ago. Having courted publicity all his life he is now shrouded in secrecy.
Dali is the great showman of Surrealism, the creator of the So/< Wa<c/: and the Lobster TMep/MKe. As a painter his style is unique, yet perhaps his greatest achievement is his own personality. Dali is a self-pronounced genius.
Today Dali lives in the palace museum which he has built as a monument to Ms life, and holds court in the room which he never leaves. .4reKa traces his career through film, much of it from Dali's own private archive, and combines the testimony of his closest associates, including
Captain Peter Moore and Amanda Lear , and his Surrealist contemporaries Max Ernst , Luis Bunuel and Man Ray , with Dali's own extravagant account of his life and adventures.
Film editor GUY CROSSMAN Executive producers
N!GEL FINCH. ANTHONY WALL Director ADAM LOW

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