9.15 Job Bank: Computer-Aided Design
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9.38 Lifeschool: Going to Work: Local College
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10.00 You and Me
A series and 4- and 5-year-olds.
When Gary smashes Jeni's new china by mistake, Cosmo and Dibs have to help choose some more. Song: I tiddly-i-tie
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10.15 Music Time: The Sounds of the Voice
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10.40 Thinkabout: What's Cooking?
Burnt sausages and half-cooked potatoes threaten to spoil everything when Frank and Sally give a barbecue.
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11.00 Zig Zag: The Saga of Gunnar Goldhair: 1
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11.20 Walrus: Work it Out: What Happened?
Michael Rosen and the team are reading Losers Weepers by Jan Needle. Tony and Carol have found an old sword. Will it turn out to be valuable and will they be allowed to keep it?
with Howard Crossley, Richard Yeomans, Alan Wayne, Stefan Escreet, Nicholas Fry, Ted Richards
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11.45 Bible Lands: The Passion of Christ
The archaeological background to the Gospels.
Presented by Peter Connolly
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12.08pm History File: Twentieth-Century History: Roosevelt and the New Deal
Roosevelt's attempt to solve America's problems in the 30s.
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12.30 A Balancing Act: 2: On the Air
A two-part programme shows how news programmes come together and how the editors maintain their balance, politically and otherwise.
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1.00 Science in Action: Fruits of the Earth
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John Tidmarsh recounts the story of President Roosevelt's attempt to solve his country's economic problems with the introduction of the New Deal in the 1930s. Show more

A See-Saw programme
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1.38 Near and Far: Now and Then: Streetscape: Local Park
Today's programme explores a park in south London. A place for recreation and a source of employment; a place with its conflicts of use and its historical stories.
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Schools are invited to submit details of a five-minute film they would like to make about the local environment. This is for inclusion in the final programming for the summer term. For further information see the current teachers' notes or write to: Near and Far: Now and Then, [address removed]

Currant buns are for sale in the children's baker's shop and Vicky Ireland tells the story of a rolling cake pursued by a chain of hungry characters.
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In 1967 Harold Williamson asked young Sunderland children which people they thought were important.
"I think Mr Wilson's got an important job; but it's like when I was made a 'sixer' in Cubs, it was great.... at first".

Another chance to see last season's National Basketball Association's play-offs - and the race is on to dethrone the defending professional basketball world champions, the Boston Celtics.
Breakfast Time's Sally Jones introduces highlights of the Atlanta Hawks versus the Detroit Pistons, and talks to some of the millionaire athletes that make the NBA one of the greatest sporting shows on earth.
TV presentation WTBS/CBS Producer DEREK BRANDON Produced for BBCtv by CHEERLEADER PRODUCTIONS

Regional News and Weather

A marketplace of ideas
Join Judi Spiers and find out how you can save time, effort and above all, money.
This week: how to live out of a box; how to design a pizza for a prize and your own designer sweater for a song - and how to trim your turn. Director DAVE THOMAS
Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS (e)
(For free leaflet send a large sae to [address removed]
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The Fashion Designer
It's hard to make a name in the capital of fashion, but in ten years Chantal Thomass - young, self-taught - has become one of France's leading designers.
Narrator Michael Dean Producer JOHN BIRD
Series editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF (R)

with Jimmie Macgregor Scotland's first long-distance footpath runs 95 miles from
Milngavie on the outskirts of Glasgow to Fort William at the foot of the Great Glen. On the way, it skirts Loch Lomond, struggles across
Rannoch Moor and dips beneath Britain's highest mountain. For the next three days, Jimmie follows the route from the Lowlands to the Highlands. Today
Milngavie to Inversnaid. Produced and directed by DENNIS DICK

I continues a season featuring the famous sleuth. Today starring George Sanders Wendy Barrie
In his last appearance as the suave master sleuth, George Sanders is dispatched to the leisure spas of South California. His task is to foil a desperate gang of thieves and to deliver safely three invaluable foreign stamps, the inheritance of a beautiful girl.
Screenplay by JERRY CADY
Produced by HOWARD BENEDICT Directed by JACK HIVELY
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Pakistan v England from Rawalpindi, Pakistan TONY GUBBA introduces highlights of the second of England's six group matches, together with news and results of the other matches played so far.

with John Lenahan The Big Country
High in the Yorkshire Dales, a small farming community holds its annual show.
It's a chance for old friends to meet, to show off their livestock, skills and produce and to compete in events which include a spectacular crag race and trotting dash, a sort of chariot racing which is very big in the States.
John Lenahan sabotages a tug-of-war rope and gets caught lifting a bottle of apple wine, as he savours life in upper Wharfedale. Researcher JACKIE JAMILTON Director STEVE CONNELLY Producer GAVIN DUTTON

Written and presented by Ron Eyre
5: A Few Pills and a Good Brisk Walk
'And then the justice, In fair round belly....' The rough ride from 40 to 55. The doubt behind the certainty. The wobble on the tightrope. Painful days on the hook of the question mark. What's called 'the mid-life crisis'.
Researcher DEBORAH HILL FOX Photography MIKE FOX
Sound recordist FRASER BARBER Film editor ANDREW JOHNSTON Directed by JONATHAN STEDALL BBC Bristol
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The highly-acclaimed two-part dramatisation of one of America's most baffling and controversial criminal cases. Starring
Atlanta, 1979. The city's police force is in a state of civil war, with crime figures rising and accusations of racial prejudice rife.
To this climate of anger and bitterness a new factor is added - a series of murders - all young black children. The police seem unable to solve these vicious crimes and, before long, the people decide to take matters into their own hands. Then comes a startling breakthrough ... Screenplay by ABBY MANN
Produced by SHELDON PINCHUK and BILL FINNEGAN
Directed by JOHN ERMAN
(For cast see page 67. Part 2 on Wednesday 9.00pm)

Presented by Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael