(to 7.20)

9.30 Technology and Design: Sorting
(Shown on Wednesday at 12.2 pm) (e)

9.52 Look and Read: Fair Ground!: 7: Ozzie Thinks Again
(Shown on Tuesday at 10.15am) (e)

10.15 Around Scotland: The Great Glen: 2: The Heart of the Highlands
(Shown on Wednesday at 1.38) (e)

10.38 Geography Casebook: Britain: New Town: Stevenage
The name Stevenage means 'strong oak'. How well has the sapling new town weathered its first 40 years?
(R) (e)

11.0 France-Francais: 2: Bertrand
(Shown on Wednesday at 12.50 pm) (e)

11.17 Textile Studies: Spinning a Yarn
(Shown on Tuesday at 11.37 am) (e)

11.40 Making History: The Tudors: The Great House
(Shown on Tuesday at 9.52 am) (e)

12.0 English File: Why Shakespeare?: 2
Twelfth Night is called a comedy - so how do actors try to get laughs? Macbeth is a tragedy - how do the same actors try to make that work its magic? RSC associate artists Estelle Kohler and Emrys James play Olivia and Malvolio and then the Macbeths.
(e)

12.32 pm Scene: A Mixed Experience
Rafael lives in Bristol. His father is Guyanese, his mother an Israeli. Michelle's father is white. Her mother is Jamaican, Asian, Chinese and Scottish. What is it like for racially-mixed teenagers growing up in Britain? Binkie Udo Affia, herself half-Nigerian, half-British, asks this and other questions on racial mixing between teenagers in our multi-cultural society.
(Shown yesterday at 11.40 am)

1.5 Sparks: The Crowdpullers
A series about young people who, in different ways, are making their presence felt.
(R) (e)

1.33 General Studies: Relationships: Brave New Births
(Shown on Monday at 12.40 pm) (e)

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Cosmo and Dibs go sailing - without leaving the stall. Douglas visits the St Mary's lifeboat on which his father serves.
Song: 'Miss Polly had a dolly'
(R) (e)

A Panorama report

President Reagan dreams of Star Wars as a perfect defence against nuclear attack. But will his Strategic Defence Initiative be a shield to protect America, as he hopes, or a sword with which to defeat the Soviet Union in nuclear war?

Panorama tells the curious story of the development of Strategic Defence: how its roots go back to the cold war and how its development has been nurtured by a small group of like-minded scientists in the United States' most secret weapons laboratories.
Reporter Tom Mangold

(R)

from Cincinnati, Ohio featuring
The Mens Free Programme
ALAN WEEKS, commentator at the Riverside Coliseum, observes the battle for gold between the two Brians - BOITANO (USA), defending champion, and ORSER (Canada). European champion ALEXANDER FADEEV (USSR) and silver medallist VLADIMIR KOTIN (USSR) Will need to skate to the best of their ability to challenge for world honours. TV presentation CBS
Producer ALASTAIR SCOTT

Regional News and Weather

Time to forget your troubles and lose yourself in Pamela's world of people and events.

A marketplace of ideas with Judi Spiers and Shirley Goode

In the last of the series Delia creates three more recipes for those who cook for one. This week it's summertime snackery.

Pan-fried pizza is smothered in mozzarella and anchovies, fennel goes a la Greque, and three prunes make the best of themselves in a compote.

BBC North West
(R)
Recipe Times: page 79

Police Stress:
The John Wayne Syndrome

starring
Jed Allan
Mark Miranda
Robert Rockwell R. G. Amstrong John Harmon Carl S. Rizzo
Lassie is reunited with her young friend
Neeka Chalmers , an Indian boy with whom she shared adventures in Alaska. Now Neeka is living with his adoptive father, a forest ranger in the north-west timberlands.
Together the boy and his dog explore the countryside - including a 'ghost town'. Produced by JACK WRATHER Directed by DICK MODER and RICHARD HIVELY
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The Tall Ship 'Royalist'
This week set sail with the sea cadets in the beautiful square rigger Royalist as she battles wind and tide in the tall ships race from Margate to Zeebrugge in Belgium. Narrator Tom Salmon Film editor PETER SIMPSON Producer BRIAN HAWKINS BBC Bristol (R)

Vastiana Belfon introduces the weekly magazine for
Britain's black communities. Tom Brook reports from New York on the growing concern that tobacco companies are deliberately targeting black Americans despite the fact that they have the highest rate of coronary heart disease and lung cancer of any population group. Back in Britain, at a time when the number of black homosexuals is on the increase in this country, the pressures of being both black and gay.
And from London's Town and Country Club, Dixie Peach and Sonia Fraser reveal the winners of Radio London's 1986 Reggae Awards.
Producer JULIAN HENRIQUES
Series producer VASTIANA BELFON Executive producer JOHN WILCOX

Glyn Worsnip
Diane Kenwood John Diamond each with a story of the week from the cities and counties of the south-east comer of England. Producers
DAVID HANINGTON , BILL JONES BBC South and East: Elstree (Regional programme for variations see below)

Villa Toronto
Presented by Roy Lancaster In 1930 the late CAPTAIN NEIL MCEACHARN purchased 100 acres on a hillside at Pallanza overlooking Lake Maggiore and backed by the spectacular Italian Alps.
His dream was to create an entirely new garden which would combine rare and exotic plants, shrubs and trees, collected from all over the world, and set in native conditions, with the general framework of an English garden. With the help of local and imported talent, his dream came true.
In 1952 the gardens were given over to the Italian government and opened to the public.
Today they are maintained in the style and splendour which Neil McEacharn himself would have wished.
Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefaxpage 261

The same people who brought you ... Sportsnight with Margaret Rutherford , Britt Ekland 's Scouting for Boys, Ruth Lawrence 's Here's Looking at Euclid and Duncan Campbell's All Star
Secrets ... do it all over again. Featuring Rory Bremner with Ann Bryson , Sara Crowe John Dowie , Jeremy Hardy Steve Steen , Jim Sweeney Written by RORY BREMNER.
IAN BROWN. JOHN DOWIE , JEREMY HARDY. JAMES HENDRIE , JOHN LANGDON , NICK REVELL. STEVE STEEN. JIM SWEENEY Music by SIMON BRINT RICHARD GEERE
Director MARCUS MORTIMER Producer BILL WILSON (R)

Tarkovsky's Cinema
In 1986 Andrei Tarkovsky 's remarkable career in the cinema received the accolade of the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. It sealed his reputation in the west as Russia's greatest living artist. In Moscow, however, his work has been at best ignored, at worst vilified as elitist and wilfully obscure. Official disfavour finally forced Tarkovsky to leave Russia to seek finance. It was only a few months before his recent death that his poetic and haunting films were given official recognition in Moscow. Tonight's Arena reviews
Tarkovsky's life and work. Film editor MARTIN PEPPLER
Director DONATTELLA BAGLIVO Producer CHARLIE PATTINSON Series editors NIGEL FINCH. ANTHONY WALL

Presented by Angharad Mair and John Nicolson with Gaye Brown
The Go Go Boys
Jonathan Grimshaw from Body Positive Claire Rayner Dr Mike Youle of St Stephen's Hospital Despite the fear of AIDS, anyone with a sexual partner will still want to show affection. By taking a few precautions and practising safer sex people can continue to share loving relationships. Production assistant TRACEY GILLHAM Produced by JOHN BROOKE , JULIAN STENHOUSE (Ring the AIDS Helpline on 0[number removed]for information and advice on AIDS and safer sex.) 0 INFO: page 77

concludes the season of films celebrating the diverse talents of Ida Lupino.
Also starring
Steve Cochran Howard Duff
When detectives Cal Brunner and Jack Farnham are assigned a counterfeiting case, one of the suspects is killed - leaving a vast haul of dollar bills in his car. The detectives steal some of the money, but things go decidedly wrong.... This film was co-written and produced by IDA LUPINO and her husband COLLIER YOUNG.
Lilli Marlowe ..........IDA LUPINO Cal Brunner.....STEVE COCHRAN Jack Farnham ...HOWARD DUFF Capt Michaels......DEAN JAGGER Francey .......DOROTHY MALONE Directed by DON SIEGEL
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