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9.25 Encounter: Austria: 1: Mountain Rescue
What would happen if you had a climbing accident?
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9.42 Media Studies: Two Samples of Soap
(Shown on Tuesday at 12.20pm) (e)

10.15 Science Workshop: Fruit and Vegetable: Part 1
(Shown yesterday at 10.15am) (e)

10.38 Investigating Science: Teacher's Programme
(Shown on Tuesday at 10.38am) (e)

11.00 Thinkabout: Face to Face
(Shown on Monday at 10.40am) (e)

11.15 Near and Far: Now and Then: Streetscape: Meeting Points
Streets channel our movements and link our destinations.
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Schools are invited to submit details of a five-minute film they would like to make about their local environment. For further details write to: Near and Far: Now and Then, [address removed]

11.35 Scene. Just Deserts
by Chris Ellis.
What does an unemployed, 17-year-old girl have in common with an elderly teacher who is being pushed into early retirement?
with Marion Bailey, Geoffrey Bayldon, Marcus D'Amico, Geoffrey Leesley, Elaine Lordan, Michael Roberts
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12.05pm Science Topics: Ecology and Conservation
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12.25 A Balancing Act: 1: Whose Agenda?
Behind the scenes in the BBC newsroom during the 1987 election campaign, the editors and producers work to meet the demands of political balance, audience appreciation and programme duration. This shows how the various elements are drawn together.
(Part 2 next Monday) (e)

12.50 Micro File 'A': Images
Fred Harris and Lesley Judd with another chance to see some of the best items from the 1985-6 series of Micro Live.
For programme notes send a SAE enclosing PO or cheque for 75p to: [address removed]

A See-Saw programme with lain Lauchlan and Jane Hardy.
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1.38 Music Time: Working with Sounds
The children listen to a variety of sounds on a building site, and sing a song about building a house. They collect odds and ends to make sounds of their own. (R) (e)

How do the fish in the sea arrive on your table? Tony visits Whitby Bay, to find out. Jaye tells us about the Harvest of the Sea service at St Mary-at-Hill Church, Billingsgate, London.
(Shown last Tuesday at 11.00am)

A History of the Present The final programme celebrating 40 years of the Institute of Contemporary Arts brings a mammoth jamboree of music, dance, performance and humour.
This cabaret benefit from the ICA features the sculpted sounds of Bow Gamelan, the aerial antics of Station House Opera, the feisty monologue from Rose English, the kitchen choreography of dancer Micha Bergesse , Laurie Booth ,
Michael Nyman and much more. Plus the big band music of Happy End and Loose Tubes and a Karoke competition with Billy Bragg , Hank Wangford and Frank Chickens. including at
3.00 News and Weather
3.50-4.00 News and Weather Regional News and Weather

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar
TONY GUBBA introduces highlights featuring the second round and first quarter-final matches. Commentators
SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN Producer KEITH PHILLIPS Racing from Ascot
4.10 The Golden Gates
Nursery Stakes (Handicap)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN ,
JIMMY LINDLEY. JOHN HANMER Producer FRED VINER

A surprise grand finale at this cabaret bonanza. Cabaret directed for the ICA by MICHAEL MORRIS. NEIL BUTLER and DAVID REEVES
Producer LISA APPIGNANESI Directed by DAVID G. CROFT
An ICA production for BBCtv

Narrated by Keith Barron
Selling up and starting again in the sunshine is a dream which is attracting a growing number of older people who want to escape the British winter and economy.
Horace and Margaret Morley Ron and Pat Yates and Len and Maureen Robertson have all moved to the Costa Blanca.
Film editor BRYAN JONES Producer MARK ROWLAND

The Gun on Ice Planet Zero: 1

When investigating a hostile planet, two of Blue Squadron's vipers are attacked by a very powerful laser.
Before the Galactica fleet can pass safely, the gun must be destroyed - but who has the expertise needed for such a dangerous mission? The computer's answer holds some surprises.

(Part 2 next Thursday at 6. 00pm)

The Daihatsu Pro-Celebrity Championship
Floodlit clay pigeon shooting from Littlecote. Round Three
World sportscar champion, Derek Bell with Belgian champion Marc Polet v
Lynsey de Paul and England international John Dyson Commentator DAVID VINE Produced in association with Trans World International
Event organiser DAVID MAXWELL Lighting JOHN LIVINGSTONE
Videotape editor david HAMBELTON Designer MICHAEL TREVOR Television presentation PETER HYLTON CLEAVER

Inside Out
Our homes are built to keep the outside out of the inside - but do they? What about the woodlouse crawling under the carpet - or the daddy longlegs in the corner of the ceiling - or the ants in the sugar? You may not be aware of them, but every day unseen hordes of creatures venture across your thresholds.
Written and narrated by Peter France
Photogrtaphy ALAN HAYWARD Producer MARION ZUNZ
Series producer dilys BREESE BBC Bristol
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This week's programme looks at the independence of the Police Complaints
Authority and asks how influential two recently-appointed black members can hope to be. From New York Tom Brook talks to ex-dancer Barry Martin who was injured in an accident in South Africa and was refused treatment in a white hospital. Now a quadriplegic, he is suing the South African government.
And a new weekly feature Black Women in Antiquity examines the historical importance of women leaders from the African continent. Producer TERRENCE FRANCIS
Series producer VASTIANA BELFON Executive producer JOHN WILCOX

A duel of words and wit between
Frank Muir
Angharad Rees Jack Tinker and Arthur Marshall Sheila Steafel Ian Ogilvy
Referee Robert Robinson Call my Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON
Directed by BRUCE MILLAR Producer PAUL CIANI

Are Top Gear viewers dissatisfied with their cars?
Several hundred of you wrote in to complain last series, in response to an invitation to air your problems. William Woollard investigates some of the more interesting cases. Sue Baker road-tests
Vauxhall's new flagship, the Senator. Is it prestigious enough to compete with established luxury cars?
At the Acropolis Rally earlier this year Hannu Mikkola became the first driver ever to take part in 100 world championship rallies.
Tony Mason was there to discover why Hannu is regarded by many as the world's greatest rally driver. Chris Goffey drives a Ford Model T, the car that put America on wheels - and much of the rest of the world, too - and which Top Gear viewers have voted their 'car of the decade' for 1910-20. Frank Page , meanwhile, has been to Southend to examine the latest in car customising - California-look Volkswagens. Producer JON BENTLEY
Executive producer TOM ROSS BBC Pebble Mill
Video: Supercharged. BBCV/B 1030, £2*95

Another opportunity to see selected episodes from the popular American series starring with Read the Mind ... See the Movie
The bickering bloodhounds are contracted to find out who is leaking secrets at SRT Industries - a simple job, apart from the exploding laser guns, sibling rivalry, psychics ... and barracudas. Wntten by JOE GANNON
Directed by BURT BRINCKERHOFF (R)

Setting the Scene
Tomorrow and Saturday see the finals of this world-famous competition live on BBC2 and Radio 3 from Leeds Town Hall.
Presented by Michael Berkeley and Jane Glover
Tonight Michael Berkeley looks at the background to the competition (founded in 1963 by Fanny Waterman and Marion Thorpe ) and asks what it is that has brought it to its pre-eminent position among the music competitions of the world.
Featured will be some of this year's outstanding young pianists who have been fighting their way through the gruelling preliminary rounds.
With contributions from
Murray Perahia (winner in 1972), Simon Rattle (this year's competition conductor) and Fanny Waterman herself, chairman of the jury. Assistant producer JANE WALKER
Executive producer KENNETH CORDEN Director
JONATHAN FULFORD
Competition in association with Harveys of Bristol
(The finals will be shown tomorrow and Saturday at 6.55pm. A special results programme can be seen on BBC2 on Saturday at 11.05pm)

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar
The last three quarter-final matches should have Jocky Wilson defending his title against John Lowe.
Also seeded to appear, Eric Bristow against Dave Whitcombe and Cliff
Lazarenko v Mike Gregory Introduced by TONY GUBBA
Commentators SID WADDELL andTONY GREEN

Presented by Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael
With international reports by David Sells and Charles Wheeler

The Unipart British
Professional Championship With TONY GUBBA

previewing daytime programmes.
A BBC/Open University production

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