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10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
When Jeni is irritable, Dibs feels bad-tempered too.
Presenter, Jeni Barnett
Animal song, Benjamin Zephaniah
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10.12 Pages from Ceefax
10.38 The Geography Programme: Why Industry Comes and Goes: Part 1
Malcolm Stacey investigates the rise of industry in South Wales from the days of the early ironmasters to the boom period of coal and steel.
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11.0 Words and Pictures: What Made Tiddalik Laugh?
11.15 Pages from Ceefax
1.38 Subtitle Slot: Zig-Zag: The Eskimo Today
A series of programmes from the year's schools television output, repeated in subtitled form for hearing-impaired children.
Life for the Eskimo has changed for the better - or has it?
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Late summer is 'heather time' when heaths and moors greet us with a glowing patchwork of pinks and purples. Michael Jordan looks at how, in these poor soils, the heather has found its niche.
BBC Bristol
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Sally and the children go for a holiday on a narrowboat. They negotiate locks and tunnels, take the tiller and find out what narrowboats were like in the old days.
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What happens to your body when you get ill? How does your local GP sort it out?
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Gold Rush Daze
In the past, the logger's life in British Columbia was hard. After felling trees 25 feet across and 150 feet high, he dragged them through the forest with teams of oxen. Now the industry is mechanised but the old skills have not died.
Producer RICHARD ROBINSON
Benson and Hedges Cup
Introduced by TONY LEWIS including at 4.0 News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
A series by Global Report about eight individuals who have come to realise there is, indeed, only one earth. 6: City in the Sand
Emerita Castro is one of the millions of people who have left their homes in the countryside and moved to the city in search of work and a better life. But where so many others end up in misery, Emerita is helping to build Villa el Salvador , a town which offers real hope to Peru's urban poor. Cameraman ALEX HANSEN
Film editor RICHARD SPURWAY Producer HOWARD REID
Series producer PETER FIRSTBROOK
Richard Hamilton
In the last of the series, painter Richard Hamilton, the father of Pop Art in Britain, explores the workings of the Quantel Paintbox.
Since the 50s he has often drawn his inspiration from press photographs, magazines, adverts and television. A television news item about the blanket protesters in Northern
Ireland was the starting point for his picture The Citizen that now hangs in the Tate Gallery.
In tonight's programme he uses the Paintbox to work on his ideas for a companion painting, an emblem of the Protestant Orange Order in Northern Ireland.
Executive producer MICHAEL DEAKIN Director BOB LOCKYER
A GRIFFIN production for BBCtv
Jancis Robinson gives a last-minute reminder of the shortlisted entries for the Design Awards before voting closes on 15 June.
There are three categories: Graphics, Environment and Products and you can vote for one entry in each.
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Mad Dogs and Servicemen
While a search goes on for a dog that bit Radar, Hawkeye defies Frank's rabid reaction to a young soldier who can no longer stand up to the terrors of combat.
Written by LINDA BLOODWORTH and MARY KAY PLACE
Directed by HY AVERBACK (R)
A four-part serial by LESLEY BRUCE starring
2: Lizzie moves to London, to stay in Sandra's flat. But if her 1966 portraits are to be part of her new life, she needs to hear from her other schoolfriends - Ros, Grace, Annie, and Val.
Music composed by BILL CONNOR Sound DAVID BAUMBER Lighting DAVE BUSHELL
Videotape editor IVOR WILLIAMS Directed by NICHOLAS RENTON Produced by BRENDA REID BBC Pebble Mill
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Donald MacCormick invites three leading party spokesmen into the studio to discuss the major Election issues.
Adam Raphael reports on the key moments from tonight's
Election events, with analysis of the issues raised.
Producers NIGEL CHAPMAN
JANA BENNET and LIZ RAMSAY Directors JAMES GOULD.
JOHN WILKINSON and VICTOR MELLENEY Assignment editors
NICK GUTHRIE. ADRIAN MILNE Deputy editor PETER BELL Editor TIM ORCHARD
Julia Somerville introduces some of tonight's key speeches from the campaign trail.
What do we mean in speaking about the 'pleasure' of watching popular television programmes? A look at a crime series with a difference.
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