9.25 Treffpunkt: Osterreich: Die Body Building Weltmeisterschaft in Graz
What makes a perfect body? Follow Kurt Schachner's daily routine as he prepares for the Bodybuildingweltmeisterschaft.
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9.42 Textile Studies: Fashion Makers
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10.15 Science Workshop: Stability: Part 2
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10.38 Investigating Science: Classification
Elementary, My Dear Watson followed by How Does Your Garden Grow?
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11.00 Thinkabout: Clothes Line
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11.15 Near and Far: Now and Then: Life in the 17th Century: Fire!
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11.35 Scene: Every Night We Draw the Shutters
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12.05pm Science Topics: Newton and the Space Shuttle
The Solar Maximum Repair Mission was a spectacular mission and an unusual demonstration of Newton's Laws of Motion.
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12.25 General Studies: The Spirit Moves
Some of the ways in which the spiritual life has been expressed.
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12.50 Micro File 'A': If I Had a Hammer
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A See-Saw programme
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1.38 Music Time: Fast and Slow
Listening to music and singing songs with regular beats at different speeds.
With Bill Stokes (trumpet), Colin Sheen (trombone) and Kevin Morgan (tuba)

James and Louise look at horns of all kinds. Children from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama introduce the brass instruments of the orchestra. Hear the wolfs theme from Peter and the Wolf.
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Narrated by Robert Winston
Teenager Jackie [text removed] arrives at Whipps Cross Hospital with severe stomach pains. Despite being a common medical emergency, it is difficult to diagnose the cause of acute abdominal pain; a junior doctor has a 50-50 chance of making the right diagnosis. What is wrong with Jackie and what treatment does she need?
Producer MAX WHITBY
Series editor DAVID PATERSON

Weather followed by Wild World
Forest in the Clouds
Alarm is growing as the world's tropical forests are slashed from existence. The forests of Costa Rica show what we will have lost when they have gone. Narrated and produced by Barry Paine BBC Bristol (R)

Desmond Lynam takes pleasure in inviting his guests to unlock the film and video vaults with their personal memories of past television moments. Today's guest is
Wendy Richard whose choice includes The Newcomers, The Clangers, and Hancock. Producer PHIL CHILVERS

Lessons in Love
Condover Hall in Shropshire is a school for blind and multi-handicapped children. Yet the atmosphere is not sad or gloomy, but full of laughter and hope. In the first of two documentary programmes, both teachers and pupils prove that love is the best lesson of all. Director ROSALIND GOWER Producer MIKE DORNAN

With Frank Muir and John Amis challenging
Denis Norden and Ian Wallace over questions set by Steve Race (R)

Floyd on Fish
Newlyn in Cornwall is renowned for inspiring artists. Its fish market inspired intrepid cook and bon viveur Keith Floyd to make a rich, but inexpensive bouillabaisse.
Film editor PHIL WILKINSON
Producer DAVID PRITCHARD (R) BBC South West

Starring Lorne Greene as Commander Adama, Richard L. Hatch as Captain Apollo, Dirk Benedict as Lt Starbuck, Herb Jefferson Jr as Lt Boomer

The Galactica is hit by a vicious Cylon attack. As Commander Adams lies critically injured in the sick bay, Blue Squadron fights desperately to control a fire which has engulfed the port landing bay and is threatening the Rejuvenation Centre where Boomer and Athena are trapped.

[NB title billed as "First in Space" in error]

The book review programme This week travel writer
Eric Newby discusses his bicycling journey Round Ireland in Low Gear with Jill Neville and her guest critics
Kathy Acker , Norman Stone and Tom Vemon
Also this week
LEN DEIGHTON ’S Berlin family saga Winter, JUAN
GOYTISOLO’S bizarre novel
Landscapes after the Battle, and a choice of the year's best books about food. searcher CHRIS WILSON wecutive producer NIGEL WILLIAMS Producer ROLAND KEATING

Media Ethics:
In the old days, men had the rack. Now they have the press.
OSCAR WILDE
This week
Michael Ignatieff and his guests Paul Johnson , historian and writer David Leigh ,
Associate Editor, the Observer David Montgomery , Editor, Today
Desmond Wilcox , television producer ask: Is media ethics a contradiction in terms? Research SANCHIA BERG
Mudio director MARK HARRISON Producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN BBC Bristol
Esmond Wilcox produces and Presents The Visit, Friday, BBCI
10.20pm

A duel of words and wit between Arthur Marshall, Marion Montgomery, Tim Brooke-Taylor, and Frank Muir, Sheila Gish, Denis Lawson
Referee Robert Robinson

In this final programme of the autumn series, William Woollard puts the spotlight on more complaints made by Top Gear viewers about car design and performance.
Sue Baker looks at the way photographer DAVID BAILEY goes about selling a new model as he directs his first car commercial.
The MOT test: should Great Britain adopt the Northern Ireland solution of government-run testing stations?
With the start of Britain s premier rally three days away, Tony Mason sees how Ford whittled down 15,000 aspiring drivers to find a single winner to be given an entry in the Lombard RAC Rally. Plus the final 'Car of the Decade': the rally-bred
Audi Quattro is the Top Gear car of the 80s. Producers
JON BENTLEY. KEN POLLOCK
Executive producer TOM ROSS BBC Pebble Mill
(■Top' Gear rally special next week). & COMPETITION: page 108

starring Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones
Probably the most refreshing and part-reaching comedy show in the world with Kim Clifford
Janice Cramer
Alexandra Dane
Paul B. Davies
Robin Driscoll , Tony Haase Nigel Harman , Oona Kirsch Garfield Morgan
Derek Newark, Hugh Paddick Written by CLIVE ANDERSON , PAUL B. DAVIES. LAN BROWN. RORY MCGRATH. PHIL NICE , ROGER PLANER. GRIFF RHYS JONES. JAMIE RIX , ARTHUR SMITH. MEL SMITH , NICK WILTON
Original music by PETER BREWIS
Studio lighting GRAHAM RIMMINGTON Designers CHRIS RUGG. TIM GLEESON Production JOHN KILBY , JAMIE RIX
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Our lives - now
Love at First Sight
Narrated by Felicity Kendal 'I saw an absolute Adonis with golden curls asleep in a chair.' Elizabeth remembers the moment, over 60 years ago, she first glimpsed a Greek god - now Lord
Longford. It was love at first sight, an improbable, unpredictable and unforgettable experience no one believes in - until it happens to them.
For Henrietta and John, it was a brief encounter on a train. For Nick and Lisa, it was a meeting ordained not only by destiny but also by her mother. For teenage Dave it began with a nightmare kiss in the park from an 11-year-old called Val.
But what became of these first-sight lovers? Do their stories end in laughter or in tears? Tonight they recall that first enchanted meeting - and how it changed their lives.
Research JEAN MACFARLANE Film editor ALAN LYGC Producer RUTH JACKSON Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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starring Garry Shandling It's Garry's Problem, but It's Jojo's Show
Say hello to Jojo Jones , a regular viewer who won the competition to star in tonight's show.
Unfortunately, Garry's resolve to be the perfect host soon evaporates when he meets the beautiful Morgan.
Written by JANIS HIRSCH Directed by ALAN RAFKIN

Presented by Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael