Today's programme discusses the Victim Support Service in the London borough of Wandsworth, which is a part of National Network. It offers assistance to victims of crime. Surinder Kochar talks to WPC Neelu Bhardwaj, Usha Sood from Victim Support Wandsworth, Dr Abdul Rashid Gatrad, and Bengali translator Chhanda Majumdar.
Music is by Raghunath Seth who plays a raaga 'Nagaswaravali' on the flute.
An ASIAN UNIT presentation BBC Pebble Mill
9.52 Making History: The Middle Ages: The Castle
When Thomas Beauchamp remodelled Warwick Castle, he designed it more to impress than to be a defensible base. How had the functions of castles and knights changed since the Norman Conquest?
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10.15 Look and Read: Fair Ground!: 2: Comings and Goings
Is someone out to give the fair a bad name? Ozzie gets suspicious.
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10.38 Science in Action: Space Ship Earth
Take a good look at the closest star; make a reflecting telescope and find out how to receive pictures of earth from space.
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11.0 Watch: Movement: Finding Our Way
What clues do people need to get from one place to another? How does Tony find his way when he visits a school? And why is it important to know in which direction you are facing if you are a Muslim? Watch finds out with the help of the children from Girlington First School in Bradford. Presented by Louise Hall-Taylor and Tony Neilson
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11.17 Near and Far: People and the Elements: When the Wind Blows
A look at some of the ways in which the wind can affect people and landscape.
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11.40 Wondermaths: Logo: Turtle Training
The Logo turtle moves and draws. The kids show Timmy Mallett how to control it.
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11.57 Childcare and Parenthood: A New Arrival
To have or not have children - when - in what sort of circumstances? Many babies are carefully planned and prepared for, others come unexpectedly. Parents-to-be consider the impact a baby may have on their lives.
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12.18 pm Going to Work: Life Skills: Going for the Interview
by Bill Lyons
Nearly everybody at some time has an interview and, as you see, some do better than others.
With Cassie McFarlane, Gary Hailes, Andrew Steen, Michelle Collins, Tony McPherson, Gorden Kaye, Sandy Ratcliff and Pippa Lay
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12.40 The Taste of Health: Everyday Eating
With the help of several cookery experts, Judith Hann discovers that food does not have to be naughty to be nice!
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1.5 Telejournal
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1.38 English Time: Storytelling: Spells, Charms and Curses
Three different types of traditional tale: Willy and the Piece of Wood, told by professional storyteller Hugh Lupton; The Paper Bag Princess, an unconventional folk tale; The Lambton Worm, a well-known legend from the north-east of England.
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2.0 News and Weather
2.2 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Maths-at-the-fair: Four tries at the sideshow. Book: A Letter to Amy
Presented by Harry Towb
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The Living River
Spring comes to the Hampshire river, where elvers snake upstream, the pike hunts, and warblers and buntings nest in the reeds. The riverside ripples with life till autumn fades into chill winter.
Photography RONALD EASTMAN Producer KEITH HOPKINS BBC Bristol
from Farnham Maltings
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Tony Knowles v
Silvino Francisco
DAVID ICKE introduces further live coverage of this first-round match.
Regional News and Weather
Antiques expert Tony Curtis says you could be richer than you think.
BBC Pebble Mill
Tony Knowles v
Silvino Francisco
Further coverage and the result from the Wembley Conference Centre.
by A.J. CRONIN dramatised in ten parts by DON SHAW , starring Ben Cross
Clare Higgins
1: Andrew Manson, a newly-qualified doctor, arrives in the Welsh mining town of Drineffy full of enthusiasm to start his career as an assistant to Dr Page. His expectations are soon shattered.
Producer KEN RIDDINGTON Director PETER JEFFERIES
from Crans-Montana
The start of 12 days' coverage on BBC2 of ski-racing's event of the year, in the picturesque Valais region of southern Switzerland. The stunning views across the Alps to the Matterhorn should provide a picture-postcard environment for the dramatic, high-speed action of this biennial competition. DAVID VINE describes today's opening race, the Men's Combined Slalom, the result of which will be combined with Friday's Downhill to find the world's best ski racer.
TV presentation by SSR, Switzerland Producer JIM RESIDE
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The Complete Piano Sonatas Daniel Barenboim plays Sonata No 29 Op 106, the 'Hammerklavier'. (Sonata No 5 at 11.20 pm)
Presented by Chris Kelly
Michael Barry , Jill Goolden Cook's Tour - amateur cook John Wilcock and top chef Raymond Blanc continue their gastronomic adventure in France. This week they visit a family-run restaurant. Game Pie - game is lean, healthy and modest in price and there's a hot game pie recipe that goes perfectly with.... Red Wine - a tasting and an explanation of a new red wine code which classifies the different varieties. Film directors
DAVID PEARSON. CHARLES FURNEAUX Studio director JEREMY MILLS Producer PETER BAZALGETTE
continues a season of films new to television starring
Brilliantly transposed to the screen by its original author, Harold Pinter 's scathing view of the mores of middle-class marriage relies on a classic standby of cinematic technique - the flashback. The story covers the period from 1980, reaching back to the early 70s as the sequence of betrayals is unfolded. This serio-comic examination of sexual infidelity is brought vividly to life by three of Britain's finest actors and by the skilful and unobtrusive direction of David Jones.
Screenplay by HAROLD PINTER based on his own play
Produced by SAM SPIEGEL Directed by DAVID JONES
(First showing on British television)
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With Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael
Reports by Nick Worrall Ian Smith , Nick Clarke
Gill Nevill and Chris Lowe
The Complete Piano Sonatas Daniel Barenboim plays Sonata No 5 Op 10 No 1
