The rules of behaviour that pattern everyday life.
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(to 7.20)

9.35 Dicho y hecho
Basic skills in Spanish
Talking about yourself; feeling ill; saying you're sorry.
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9.52 Making History: The Tudors: Ships and Seamen
Dramatised inserts written by Steve Channing
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10.15 Science Workshop: Tracks (B)
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10.38 The Brunel Experience: Easy Does It: 4
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11.00 Thinkabout: Pigeon Racing
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11.15 Near and Far: Now and Then: Fast Food
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11.35 Scene: Fame
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12.05pm Science Topics: Electronics in Action
Even the most complicated silicon chips are made up of just a few simple circuits.
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12.25 General Studies: The Great British Diet
Nutrition experts and teenagers discuss the latest evidence linking diet and disease, and compare the interests of the food and agricultural industries with those of the health lobby.
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12.50 Inset TVEI: 1: Managing Change
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A See-Saw programme
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1.38 Music Time: Question and Answer
The West Indian song which tells the story of the greedy man who lost his dumplings.
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Louise goes down a coal mine in South Wales. Find out how coal was found there millions of years ago. Tony has a look at some fossils. Presented by Louise Hall-Taylor and Tony Neilson
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Dogs Galore!
Angela Rippon and Peter Purves look at the early rounds of judging and follow some of the 15,000 entries as they start on the journey towards the supreme prize at this year's major dog show. Highlights of the gundog, terrier and hound groups. Commentator
Mike Stockman
Producer NEIL ECCLES
(Part 2 tomorrow at 2.20pm)

Weather followed by Olympic
Match of the Day
This afternoon's match from the ice-hockey tournament in the Olympic Saddledome is a repeat of the classic
1980 confrontation between the USA and the USSR. Then, in Lake Placid, the American amateurs pulled off an astounding 4-3 victory to take the gold medal, but the Soviets came back to win in Sarajevo four years ago, and remain very much the team to beat in Calgary.
Commentator ALAN WEEKS

Presented by Paul Coia , with today's new contestants, DAVID COOMBS and CHRISTINE BEITH.

with Angela Rippon
A tour of the West Country West Dorset
Angela meets a swanherd, a celebrated designer of modern furniture and a fossil expert; she learns how to make rope in the traditional way; and she discovers the only parish church in the country to house the remains of its patron saint within its walls.
Producer PAUL SMITH

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Featuring live from Calgary,the Women's Downhill Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Live coverage of the Premier women's alpine event, and a chance to witness again the astonishing rivalry between the Swiss girls MICHELA FIGINI and MARIA WALLISER.
Four years ago Figini became the youngest ski-ing gold medallist when she won the downhill in Sarajevo, aged 17, with Walliser second.
Then, amid emotional scenes in Crans Montana last year, Walliser snatched the World Championship title from her rival.
Today's run at Nakiska should be just as tense since, as well as the Swiss girls, LAURIE GRAHAM of Canada, in her third Olympics, will fancy her chances of winning on home soil.
Britain's best downhiller is
Canadian-born WENDY LUMBY Commentator DAVID VINE Television presentation CTV

A weekly report on the world of education with Linda Alexander and Martin Young
The future of arts education is under debate. The proposed national curriculum only lists 'art' and 'music' as foundation subjects. Critics fear that this will restrict the teaching of a full range of arts subjects. This week's programme focuses on Wigan Education Authority where the arts are given a high priority. Could this be a model for the future, or will it be curtailed by the Education Reform Bill? Producer MARY FOURT Editor PETER RIDING (e)

with David Jessel and Debbie Thrower
How would you feel if a hostel for ex-offenders and former alcoholics were built in your street? Afraid for your children and your old folk, or willing to live with new neighbours who are genuinely trying to find their feet?
In Wigan one neighbourhood has been facing just such a dilemma.
Film reporter ED BOYLE Film director CAREY NEWSON
Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Producer ALAN BOOKBINDER

From Aerosols to Zoos A hard look at the environment with Michael Buerk and reporters
John Howard and Linda Mitchell
In this series - nuclear evacuation plans, contaminated land in the inner cities and a clean-up campaign for polluted rivers. Also allotment gardeners, twitchers, chimpanzees and fish farmers - all part of Nature's cast list in the coming weeks. Plus a hotline phone number for viewers' calls, as well as live debates from around the country on issues of the moment.
Studio director ANDY BATTEN FOSTER Producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN Editor PETER SALMON BBC Bristol
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by DAVID NOBBS starring Peter Blake and Malcolm Starry with Arbel Jones and Elizabeth Mickery
Masquerading as the alluring 'Myfanwy', Aubrey's wife, Gwyneth, tells Dan (who claims to be a driver of important - sometimes secret - 'abnormal' loads), that she is about to broaden her mind. Meanwhile, Dan's wife,
Helen, is doing quite well passing herself off as an actress to Aubrey (who is pretending to be an MP but who is, in fact, like
Dan, a dogfood lorry driver and who has a determination to get on Mastermind and win). But all is not as simple as it seems.
Film cameraman ALAN STEVENS Studio lighting TERRY BRETT Studio sound LEN SHOREY
Designer ANDREW HOWE-DAVIES Produced and directed by ALAN J.W. BELL

Diary of a Frontliner Peter , who's 48, has AIDS - he doesn't expect to live for more than about two years. 40 Minutes installed a video camera in his flat so that, at any time of the day or night, he could record his personal reflections and fears.
With extracts from this moving video diary, the film explores the public and private experience of living with AIDS.
As a member of Frontliners, a group of people with AIDS - Peter is determined to be open about his illness. But in the diary he tells how close friends have cut him off because he has gone public. At 3.00am on the night of the hurricane, unable to sleep, he talks about a friend who's just died of AIDS - Peter has lost 15 friends this year. But with the support of his family and other Frontliners, he faces the future with dignity and humour.
Photography BARRY ACKROYD
Film editor ANDREW wiLLSMORE Producer SAM ORGAN
Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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The latest action and reports from
Calgary, including highlights of the women's downhill at Nakiska.
Who was crowned the fastest woman skier of the games? Could anyone shake the domination of the Swiss and the two great rivals,
MARIA WALLISER and MICHELA FIGINI ? Also action from the Olympic Saddledome where the world ice hockey champions, SWEDEN, were playing
SWITZERLAND.
Commentators
DAVID VINE, BARRY DA VIES Television presentation CTV

The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with international reports by David Sells
Charles Wheeler , Gavin Esler and Julian O'Halloran Assignment editors
NIGEL CHAPMAN , NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor MIKE ROBINSON Editor JOHN MORRISON
11.30 Weatherview
11.35 Weekend Outlook
Previewing daytime programmes
A BBC/Open University production

What were the living standards for the rich and the poor in the 17th century?
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(to 0.10)