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Presented by Surinder Kochar
Hospitalisation and the role of a social worker in the community are examined.
Rita Ganguly sings a ghazal. Producer KRISHAN GOULD BBC Pebble Mill

9.52 Making History: The Tudors: The Beggars are Coming
A beggar, a spinner and a farm labourer find different ways of surviving during the hard times of 1601. The programme explains the importance of the Tudor parish, and the way the poor laws were carried out.
Presented by Richard Burrows
Dramatisation by Keith Goodall
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10.15 Look and Read: Fair Ground!: 9: Talk or Ride...
Mr Turnbull's villainy is revealed, Ozzie rescues Rachel, Captain Cutlass takes a hand.
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10.38 Investigating Science: I Wonder Why
A look at the theory developed to explain seismic and volcanic activity associated with the drifting of the continents.
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11.0 Watch: Birds: Nests
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11.17 Now and Then: Leisure and Recreation: Out in the Country
Fifty years ago a holiday meant hop-picking in Kent for thousands of Londoners. Today, 10-year-old David believes that holidays ain't for working.
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11.37 Textile Studies: Riot of Colour
Sir Terence Conran shows how to select a fine piece of dhurrie weaving, and Keith visits a fabric printing works. Marianne George explains tie-and-dye, and the pupils of Clowne Secondary make eye-catching fabric pictures.
Presented by Keith Chegwin
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11.57 Politics and You: Bradford - A Local Issue
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12.18 pm Going to Work: Life Skills: Fresh Start
Steve gets the job abroad, but how will it affect his marriage?
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12.40 Pages from Ceefax

1.5 Telejournal
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1.38 Walrus: What Should I Do?: Endings
by Tony Parker
Including ideas from viewers on what the four heroes should do, as well as the stories of what they did do.
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2.0 News and Weather

2.2 You and Me
Cosmo and Dibs fear they can't do what Gary asks of them. Henry the kangaroo eats baked beans with Ellie. Mitul Patel celebrates his third birthday.
Song: 'Michael Finnegan'
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Eye on the Wind
Wind, elemental yet unseen, disturbs and haunts a (dreaming) sleeper, evoking images of wild beauty and alarm.
Photographed and directed by MICHAEL MCCLOY
Presented by KEITH HOPKINS BBC Bristol (R)

from Eton College
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Midland Bank World Indoor Pairs Championship
From the Bournemouth International Centre.
DAVID ICKE introduces continuing coverage of the first afternoon matches, which includes the second match between MIKE WALSH and NEIL GILLIES , former
Scottish Pairs title holders, who will take on the formidable pairing from New Zealand, phil SKOGLUND and PETER BELLIS.
Both New Zealanders had fine indoor debuts, Phil reaching the final of the World Singles, and Peter going down in the semi-final, both last year. Peter is the current World Outdoor champion, winning the title in Aberdeen in 1984. Commentators
DAVID RHYS-JONES
JIMMY DAVIDSON Summarisers
MAL HUGHES , DAVID MCGILL Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. PETER HAYWARD Executive producer KEITH PHILLIPS

Regional News and Weather

Midland Bank World Indoor Pairs Championship
More from the afternoon session of this prestigious tournament.

by A. J. CRONIN dramatised in ten parts by DON SHAW starring
Ben Cross
Clare Higgins
9: Assisting at an operation with Charles Ivory has a profound effect on Andrew. He suddenly sees all his rich patients in a new light.
Producer KEN RIDDINGTON Director MIKE VARDY

British Art in the 20th Century:
The Modern Movement
Anne Nightingale visits the exhibition currently running at the Royal Academy of Art, where she is joined by art enthusiast George Melly and critic Richard Cork.
This unique and sometimes controversial exhibition charts the progress of British art this century and particularly focuses on artists such as WALTER SICKERT , WYNDHAM LEWIS and FRANCIS BACON who, with others, have developed their art in new directions. Written by DICKON REED
Engineering manager PETER WEBB Producer TIM MARSHALL

The BBC Television
International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric HalsaU
The Young Handlers Championship
Four young shepherds, all under 20, compete on the trials course alongside the River Wye in mid-Wales. Before the runs the programme meets the youngsters and learns about their families and the dogs that play such an important part in their lives. For Ireland
Toddy Lambe with Susie For Wales
Nigel Watkins with Spot For Scotland
Fiona McMillan with Gael
For England
James Gill with Ben Director DAVID PICKTHALL Producer LAN smith

Seven programmes on the food of the Mediterranean, with cookery writer Claudia Roden
2: France
The 'joie de vivre', or better still the 'joie de manger', in the south of France threatens to sweep you away.
Making bouillabaisse on a nudist beach, philosophising about the nature of ratatouille, celebrating garlic in a medieval hill town - from the rocky inland hills to elegant old Nice, the people of Provence are happy to share their culinary passion. Photography TONY MAYNE
Film editor ALASTAIR MITCHELL Videotape editor PETER FRANCIS Series producer
MADDALENA FAGANDINI
Producer CLARE BRIGSTOCKE Book:, £12.95 from booksellers
0 RECIPE TIMES: page 95
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continues a season of films new to television. Tonight starring Bruce Dern
Ann-Margret
At 40, Bobby Burnett seems to have everything.... so what's the problem? It's that little problem of 'middle age crazy', when Bobby feels that life is passing him by. Out goes the conventional car, the three-piece suits and the wife! In comes a Porsche, cowboy boots and a Dallas
Cowboys cheerleader.... and that's when trouble really begins in this witty and acerbic comedy.
Screenplay by KARL KLEINSCHMITT Produced by ROBERT COOPER and RONALD COHEN Directed by JOHN TRENT
(First showing on British television)
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Midland Bank World Indoor Pairs Championship
This evening's first-round match features the Irish pairing of DAVID CORKILL and ALAN MCMULLAN , drawn against the English Indoor Pairs title holders ANDY
THOMSON and GARY SMITH. David Corkill , Superbowl champion, reached the semi-finals of the UK last year;
Alan McMullan is fairly new to the international scene at the age of 21. Andy Thomson won his first cap for Scotland in 1979, and won the English Outdoor
Singles title in 1981. He has been a regular international since. Gary Smith has been an international for England since 1982.

This programme deals with the subject of flash photolysis, with Professor Sir George Porter describing his development of the first flash photolysis apparatus. (R)
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