(to 7.20)

9.30 Technology and Design: Moving
(e)

9.52 Look and Read: Fair Ground: A Piece of Cake
(e)

10.15 Around Scotland: The Great Glen: The Caledonian Canal
(R) (e)

10.38 Geography Casebook: Britain: New Father Thames
London's desolate docklands are now being redeveloped, but amid fierce local controversy: what kind of redevelopment? And who will benefit?
(R) (e)

11.0 France - Francais: 3: Chloe
(Shown on Wednesday at 12.50pm) (e)

11.17 Textile Studies: Fashion Makers
(e)

11.40 Making History: The Tudors: The Vicars of Hessle
(e)

12.0 English File: Drama Skills: Playing to the Audience
Lawrence Evans and Jane Nash of the Coventry Belgrade Theatre-in-Education team devise and perform a play for secondary school audiences about the mentally handicapped, using both improvisation and script techniques.
(R) (e)

12.32 pm Scene: The Cage
by Ray Jenkins
Paula has a special reason for wanting to escape from the Assessment Centre - why won't she tell anyone?
(e)

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

1.33 General Studies: Relationships: Abortion

Cosmo and Dibs invent a whole new way of talking. A bus makes its journey through part of North Wales collecting children for school. Song: "The wheels of the bus'
(R) (e)

Tuborg World Cup 1987 First semi-final
The original eight teams: Ireland 'A', Ireland 'B',
England, Scotland, Wales,
Australia, Canada and Rest of the World have now been reduced to four. This semi-final should bring together
Ireland 'A', the holders, with DENNIS TAYLOR. ALEX HIGGINS and EUGENE HUGHES against Wales, seeded 4, represented by TERRY GRIFFITHS ,
DOUG MOUNTJOY and RAY REARDON. DAVID ICKE introduces this best-of-nine-frames match from Bournemouth
International Centre. including at
3.0 News and Weather

Regional News and Weather

Sit down and relax with some afternoon delights.

Tuborg World Cup 1987 First semi-final
DAVID ICKE introduces further coverage.

To Engineer is Human
Henry Petroski explains how engineers learn more from a single failure than from 1000 successes.

Starring Larry Penneli, Pamelyn Ferdin, Jay W. McIntosh, Kevin Brodie, John Lasell and Jay North as Jim Lucy, a young girl suffering from an illness which affects her hearing, is given the chance of an operation. She heads for the big city with her parents and Lassie. But while Lucy is in surgery, Lassie is frightened and runs off into the busy streets. Will she come home? Will Lucy hear again?
Screenplay by ROBERT SCHAEFER. ERIC FREIWALD Produced by BONITA GRANVILLE . JACK WRATHER Directed by JACK WRATHER
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A series for those who love sail and the sea. Brita Leth
Ten years ago the Brita Leth was lying idle in a Danish harbour and could easily have rotted away. In her long life she's earned her living carrying cargoes under sail in the Baltic and, more recently, working converted as a dredger in Kiel fjord. Now, thanks to her enthusiastic
Danish owner, the Brita has been restored as a sailing vessel and once again earns her living under sail.
Today she graces the waters of the Baltic for which she was designed and built. Narrator Tom Salmon Film editor PETER SIMPSON Producer BRIAN HAWKNS

Introduced by Vastiana Belfon
With the News on Sunday to be launched in April, an examination of the newspaper's declared antiracist policies and an interview with the news editor, Kolton Lee , the country's first black editor on a national newspaper. A look at the work of Trinidadian sculptor
Francisco Cabral , whose unusual 'Chair' sculptures have met with international acclaim.
And music from the Coventry-based Century Steel Band, pioneers of the new 'steel rock' sound.
Producer JUUAN 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 corner of England. Producers
DAVID HANINGTON , BILL JONES BBC South and East: Elstree (Regional programme-for variations see below)

from Probus Gardens, Cornwall
Presented by Geoff Hamilton and Clay Jones
Cornwall Education
Committee set out in the 70s to create a permanent demonstration area of about seven acres to display gardening techniques and the results of recent gardening research. It is also a place where both the absolute beginner and the experienced gardener can spend the day learning more about the subject in an enjoyable way. There are over 60 exhibits dealing with topics as diverse as the history of plants in Britain and various experiments in different types of plant culture. Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Producer PHILIP FRANKLIN

The fourth part of the trilogy from those people who brought you....
'Michael Foot - portrait of a leg end', the Animal Rights League's 'They shoot monarchs don't they?' and Princess Michael's 'Xerox operator's manual'.
Viewers will be delighted to know that an LP record and video of this series are not available anywhere.
Featuring Rory Bremner with Ann Bryson , Sara Crowe John Dowie , Jeremy Hardy Steve Steen , Jim Sweeney Written by RORY BREMNER LAN BROWN , JOHN DOWIE
JEREMY HARDY , JOHN LANGDON NICK REVELL. PETE SINCLAIR STEVE STEEN. JIM SWEENEY Music by SIMON BRINT , RICHARD GEERE Choreographer JEFF THACKER Script editor BOB SINFIELD Director MARCUS MORTIMER Producer BILL WILSON (R)

Putting Ourselves in the Picture
Jo Spence 's photography defies definition - her work appears in community spaces as well as grand galleries. It deals with social problems, sexuality, myth and power. Tonight's Arena looks at her life and work since 1982, when she was diagnosed as having breast cancer.
Without consultation she was marked up for a masectomy and informed it was 'not the good news she had hoped for.' She rejected the treatment offered by the NHS and began a search for alternative cancer treatment. Trying to come to terms with cancer, she began to photograph her own body and, as an extension to co-counselling, began to use the camera to explore the memories of her parents - her mother died of cancer. The work culminated in an extraordinary series of dramatic re-creations of her mother. Jo's camera has become an integral part of her healing process. She calls this practice phototherapy. Film editor JERRY LEON Series editors
NIGEL FINCH. ANTHONY WALL Director IAN potts
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Presented by Angharad Mair with The Go Go Boys
'What about AIDS? Are we going to use a condom?'
Talking honestly about sex is seldom easy. At a time when many people are fearful of AIDS, talk is vital.
Counsellors and young people explain about how they get to talk about safer sex. Production assistant
TRACEY GILLHAM
Produced by JOHN BROOKE and JULIAN STENHOUSE (e)
(Ring the AIDS Helpline on 0[number removed]for information and advice on AIDS and safer sex).

with Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael
All the major news events with reports by Ian Smith Nick Clarke , Gill Nevill and Chris Lowe

Tuborg World Cup Second semi-final from Bournemouth
International Centre.
Tonight should see the number 2 and 3 seeds, ENGLAND and CANADA, battling it out. STEVE DAVIS leads the England team with JOE JOHNSON and TONY MEO. The Canadians are
CUFF THORBURN , captain, with KIRK STEVENS and BILL WERBENIUK. The match is the best-of-nine-frames.
DAVID ICKE introduces coverage and the line-up for tomorrow's final.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM
CLIVE EVERTON Summarisers JIM MEADOWCROFT
JOHN VIRGO
Television presentation
MIKE ADLEY , PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH MACKENZIE