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10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Mr B thinks that Dibs has spoilt his new hat on purpose, but in fact it was an accident. Book: "Meg at Sea" by Helen Nicoll and Jan Pienkowski
(R) (e)

10.15 Science Workshop: Levers 'B'.
A steam-driven beam engine, a mobile, a see-saw, the Covent Garden water clock and a safety pin. All use levers.
(R) (e)

10.38 The Geography Programme: The New Countryside
Malcolm Stacey reports on the enormous changes brought about by the agricultural revolution of the past 40 years.
(e)

11.0 Words and Pictures: Going, Going, Gone!
(Shown on Monday at 2.2 pm) (e)

11.17 Information World: 4: Pass it On
Once information becomes computer data there's no limit to the ways in which it can be transmitted and transformed.
(e)

11.37 Pages from Ceefax

12.50 France-Francais: 9: Le service militaire
Many of the young people filmed will soon have to do their military service. What can they expect? Soldiers from the 7eme Genie de la Division Alpine, Avignon, explain.
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1.5 Pages from Ceefax

1.38 Subtitle Slot: Zig Zag: The Eskimos: The Coming of the Caribou
Programmes from the year's schools television output, repeated in subtitled form for hearing-impaired children.
(R) (e)

The children try to build a box-shaped and a pyramid-shaped house, but they find there aren't enough planks.
(R) (e)

In the Arab world plants, animals and humans have had to adapt to the hot, dry climate. Sheelagh Gilbey visits a camel market on the edge of the Sahara and meets Abdullah, poet of the oasis.
(Shown on Monday at 11.0 am) (e)
(Ceefax Subtitles)

starring
Milos Kopecky
Oldrich Lukasek , a successful Prague lawyer, is forced to move to the mountains for his health. Too young to retire, he sets up his practice in a small town and is startled when his first client offers him a rabbit as a fee. As he investigates her case, Lukasek discovers that small town 'justice' is a matter of blackmailing witnesses and tampering with evidence. Outraged, he resolves to beat the system.
Screenplay by JAROSLAV DIETL Directed by JAROMIL jires
(A Czech film with English subtitles) 0 FILMS: page 29

Regional News and Weather

4.10 The Festival Stakes dim)

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The story of a protest, told by Jancis Robinson. Fulbeck is a small picturesque village, in the heart of some of the best farming land in Britain. It has a squire, a pub, champion bell-ringers, a successful cricket team.
In February 1986 the Government proposed the World War n airfield at
Fulbeck as a possible site for a nuclear waste dump. The news came like a thunderbolt.
Over the next months the lives of the villagers were transformed.
Squire Julian Fane , former
High Sheriff of Lincolnshire, forsook his quiet life to lead the gentlemanly opposition. Vicar Hugh Middleton found himself dealing with a crisis of faith.
Show jumper Lionel Dunning blocked the roads with tractors. The Times called them 'middle-class, middle-aged hooligans from middle-England'.
But the people of Fulbeck were determined to keep the NIREX drills out of their lives - and they did.
Series editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF Producer ANNE WEBBER

continues a season of adventure films.
Today starring
Stewart Granger George Sanders Joan Greenwood
Young John Mohune arrives at the village of Moonfleet after his mother's death, searching for Jeremy Fox - the man she had loved. But the boy discovers that Fox, ostensibly a foppish rake, is really the leader of a gang of smugglers. Fritz Lang 's stylish version of this famous adventure story is an atmospheric Gothic melodrama, shot on beautiful locations.
Screenplay by JAN LUSTIG and MARGARET FITTS based on the novel by J. MEADE FALKNER
Produced by JOHN HOUSEMAN Directed by FRITZ LANG
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Following a disastrous year, England's cricketers left for Australia widely written-off as 'no-hopers'. When they returned home four months later, it was as winners of a tour Grand Slam. having added victories in the one-day Perth Challenge and World Series Cup to a successful defence of the Ashes.
Tony Lewis looks back on a triumphant tour with England captain
Mike Gatting , Ian Botham , Chris Broad and new team manager, Micky Stewart. Producer ALAN GRIFFITHS

A series of films produced by Global Report which tell the stories of eight individuals from around the world, who have all come to realise there is indeed Only One Earth. 3: China's Changing Face Li Guang Ming lived peacefully as a small farmer and village tailor in Szechuan Province, China, until a few years ago. Then the government changed its policy and allowed people like him to expand their small businesses in the countryside. Now Mr Li is overwhelmed by the problems of running his own business in the People's Republic.
Film cameraman ALEX HANSEN Film editor RICHARD SPURWAY Producer HOWARD REID
Series producer PETER FIRSTBROOK

Howard Hodgkin
When British painter Howard Hodgkin, winner of the Turner Prize in 1986, first confronted the Quantel
Paintbox, he found his own working methods were accelerated to an almost alarming degree. In his own studio, Hodgkin works, sometimes for years, on his own brilliantly-colourful, almost abstract, canvasses. Now, with the computerised brush and palette of the Paintbox, Hodgkin can achieve a 'painted' sketch in a matter of minutes. He responded to the challenge by using the computer to work out ideas for the sets and costumes for Stravinsky's ballet Pulcinella - a commission from the Ballet Rambert. Executive producers
MICHAEL DEAKIN. LESLIE MEGAHEY Director BOB LOCKYER
A GRIFFIN production for BBCtv

starring with Alcoholics Unanimous
With Henry away, the 4077th comes in for a spell of temperance as someone makes a move guaranteed to 1 bring out the intemperate in all around him -
Frank Burns declares Prohibition. Written by EVERETT GREENBAUM and JIM FRITZELL
Directed by HY AVERBACK (R)

Dramatised in three parts by PHILIP BROADLEY starring with Richard Morant Charmian May and Dilys Hamlett
2: Back at Oxford, Harriet finds herself investigating, as well as being the victim of, acts of bizarre violence.
Music composed and arranged by JOSEPH HOROVITZ
Designer OLIVER BAYLDON
Producer MICHAEL CHAPMAN Director MICHAEL SIMPSON
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The highlight of the gardening year the Chelsea Flower Show organised by the Royal Horticultural Society and set in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea.
On this royal occasion Peter Seabrook , Roy Lancaster and Alan Titchmarsh explore some of the delights of the colourful and stunning displays arranged in the three-and-a-half acre marquee.
Outside they discover the numerous gardens, which vary in size from the popular and attractive, 'small and manageable', to exotic woodland settings. Assistant producers
DAVID GLOAG. MARK KERSHAW Director LAWRENCE VULLIAMY ProducerDENIS W GARTSIDE
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Presented by Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael
With political and economic reports from Vincent Hanna Will Hutton and Nick Clarke and international reports by David Sells and Charles Wheeler Assignment editors
NICK GUTHRIE. ADRIAN MILNE Producers DIANA MORTON
EAMONN MATTHEWS. NIGEL CHAPMAN Deputy editor PHILIP CAMPBELL Editor TIM ORCHARD

11.45 Confidence
If you know the proportion of test failures in a small sample, what can you say about the overall proportion of items which will fail?
(R)

12.10 am Cosmology Before Newton
An examination of 17th-century beliefs about the cosmos, and how they led to the work of Isaac Newton.
(R)

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