(to 7.20)
9.52 Mindstretchers: Bypass: Solutions
Classes work on routes for the bypass, and demonstrate solutions in various ways with Feroza Syal.
(R) (e)
9.57 Pages from Ceefax
11.0 Thinkabout: Holiday Afloat
(Shown yesterday at 2.15 pm) (e)
11.18 Life Goes On: Cells
Every living thing on the earth is made up of cells. The cells divide and specialise to produce the vast range of living material.
(R)
11.40 Scene: Fido, Friend or Foe?
(R) (For details see tomorrow 12.32 pm)
12.12 pm Seventeen: 6: Noorany
(Shown on Monday at 1.33 pm) (e)
12.45 A-Level Studies: Biology: Mechanisms of Change: 1
Author Francis Hitching gives his personal view of the current theories of evolution, including recent work on punctuated equilibrium and catastrophes.
(R) (e)
1.5 Quality Techniques: Capability and Process Control
Quality and competitiveness mean the same thing in today's world markets. But how can a manufacturer ensure consistent quality? This programme is about one very powerful technique.
A BBC/OU production
(R)
1.30 Pages from Ceefax
2.0 News and Weather
Most of Britain's flowering plants live on dry land, but water-lilies are exceptions. Michael Jordan reveals their reasons and secrets.
(R)
(Ceefax subtitles)
Rough, smooth, hot, cold... You can tell quite a lot about an object its feel.
For the blind children learning to read Braille, their sense of touch is even more important. In the story of the six blind men and the elephant, each man has a different idea of what an elephant is like.
(Shown on Tuesday at 11.0 am)
More music from the story Anansi and the Sky God, including 'The sky god's song'.
Traditional stools, umbrellas and music from Ghana. Chanting and clapping rhythms in two groups.
With Felix Cobbson and Aklowa and children from SS Peter and Paul Primary School and Takeley CP School
(e) (Shown on Monday at 10.15 am)
Detouring America
Narrated by Gary Watson Brazil's north east has been described as the region of perpetual calamity. Almost continuous drought, and a history of famine dating back 200 years, have produced in the people a determination to survive - whatever the odds. Their extraordinary ingenuity led to a new phrase being adopted to describe their way of life - 'the technology of survival.' Written and produced by BOB SAUNDERS
Regional News and Weather
The Stella Artois Championships
Further coverage
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES
continues a season of films starring the Hollywood actress. Today with Jeff Chandler
Lynn Markham , an attractive and wealthy widow, returns to her beach-side home to discover that her tenant has died under mysterious circumstances.
Screenplay by ROBERT HILL and RICHARD ALAN SIMMONS
Based on the play The Besieged Heart by ROBERT HILL
Produced by ALBERT ZUGSMITH
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'Lord John de Courcy, 35th Baron Kinsale and Premier
Baron of Ireland (that's me!). I inherited my title in 1969 at the age of 27, along with the family silver and Ireland's smallest castle, and have been going downhill ever since. I converted the silver into cash and enjoyed the proceeds.
'Now to make ends meet, I work as a plumber in Upton Noble, Somerset, where my story begins....'
Film cameraman JOHN WARWICK Film editor ROBIN INGER
Producer STEVE POOLE. BBC West
'Kimball's story reminds us that unless we control the file keepers the file keepers will control us.' (ARTHUR MILLER) Penn Kimball , a respected journalist and teacher, discovered that the FBI and CIA had declared him a dangerous national security risk. This film is Kimball's chilling investigation into the inner workings of government agencies who compile files on ordinary citizens and an account of his ten-year battle to clear his name.
As he tracks down colleagues who had spoken against him, Kimball uncovers an amazing story of special agents, foreign spies and hearsay allegations which make up the secret file which followed him all his life. At a time when there is widespread debate about access to personal files in Britain this story shows what is at stake. A tale by Kafka? No, the true story of what happened to an American: a man who discovered that he had another life in official files, a false life that did him immeasurable harm. (NEW YORK TIMES) Narrator Gordon Clough Editor MARGARET KELLY
Producer MICHAEL BARNES
Executive producer GEORGE CAREY
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Plus the latest Election 87 results on screen
An Omnibus history of rock videos presented by John Peel and John Walters . The roots of rock video from 30s animations, 40s jazz soundies, rock 'n' roll films of the 50s and the scopitones of the 60s. Including:
10.55* The Beatles films
11.25* The Rolling Stones promos
12.0* David Bowie talks of his videos
12.35* Ultravox, Duran Duran
1.10* Madness
1.40* Annabel Jankel and Rocky Morton with animated videos.
2.15* David Byrne 's Talking Heads
2.45* Toni Basil and John Landis with dance videos including Michael Jackson 's Thriller
3.0* Kevin Godley and Lol Creme
3.20* Banned and political videos
3.50* Videos as commercials, with Malcolm McLaren and Paul Morley
4.10* Tim Pope 's videos for The Cure
4.30* Videos and film with Julien Temple and Ken Russell
4.50* Parody videos
The most lavish pop show ever (SUN) Smart perspective.... sceptical and amused (VILLAGE VOICE) Studio director KEVIN LOADER Producer JOHN ARCHER (R)
