(to 7.20)
9.30 Casebook Scotland: 6: The Built Environment
Intrepid space-traveller Muriel Gray boldly investigates the built environment.
(R) (e)
9.52 Look and Read: Geordie Racer: 6: Light of St Mary
(e)
10.15 Around Scotland: Glasgow: 3: Follow the Marathon
A busload of Glasgow children take the route of the Glasgow Marathon and give their impressions.
BBC Scotland
(R) (e)
10.38 Getting to Grips with Racism: It Really Gets to You
(e)
11.00 Storytime: Patrick
(e)
11.18 Logo: Not So Much a Program
(e)
11.35 Let's See: Above and Below: 3: The Coalminer
(e)
12.00 English File: Away from the Front
War this century has affected ordinary people as much as the soldier at the front. Centring on The Diary of Anne Frank and the Holocaust, the programme also looks at the use of propaganda.
(R) (e)
12.35pm Scene: Fame
Almost every teenager wants to be famous for a time in their adolescent life. Why? Scene took a group of teenagers who dream of fame and gave them a taste of what it could mean. How do their ideas compare with the famous, like Mandy Smith, Peter Waterman, and with people who were once famous but now live in obscurity?
(R)
1.05 France - Francais: Un dur apprentissage
(e)
A See-Saw programme
with Iain Lauchlan and Jane Hardy
(R)
1.38 English Time: Storytelling: Science Fiction
(R) (e)
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Song: Fingers, Thumbs and Toes
(R) (e)
Dogs Galore!
Angela Rippon and Peter Purves look at more dogs from the early rounds of last week's premier show at Earls Court. With highlights of the working, toy and utility groups, plus the Best in Show - the choosing of Crufts Supreme Champion.
Commentator MIKE STOCKMAN Producer NEIL ECCLES
Weather followed by Olympic
Match of the Day
Ice hockey action from Calgary.
Another sell-out crowd was expected at the Olympic
Saddledome where
CANADA were in action against FINLAND.
3.50 News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
Presented by Paul Coia
Today's new contestants are KEITH BURTON and CARYL BULL
The
Murray Russell Braddon , an Australian writer living in London, returns to his native land to travel the Murray - Australia's greatest river - from source to sea.
Written and presented by Russell Braddon
Director STAFFORD GARNER (R)
*CEEFAX SUBTITLES
The XV Olympic Winter Games
Introduced by Desmond Lynam Figure Skating
Today's men's short programme was expected to feature the battle between three world champions - ALEXANDER FADEEV of the USSR (1985), BRIAN BOITANO of USA (1986), and BRIAN ORSER of Canada (1987).
Orser, silver medallist in Sarajevo, must perfcrm well to satisfy the local crowd and pave the way for his strongest suit - the free skating - on Sunday.
Commentator ALAN WEEKS Speed Skating
GAETAN BOUCHER from
Montreal is defending the men's 1,000m title he won four years ago. Another victory today may raise the roof at the Olympic Oval!
Commentator RON PICKERING Ice Hockey
Further interest for the passionate Canadian crowd at the Olympic Saddledome where CANADA were in action against FINLAND. Commentator
GERALD SINSTADT
Plus news of the men's luge doubles event and the men's 15km cross-country ski-ing. Television presentation CTV
by Tony Marchant
'Look, I'm not being horrible or nothing, Sadie, but all you've got is a body. You've got to make the most of it. It's not enough just to like the idea of being a model. You've got to be businesslike about it.'
How does 16-year-old Sadie react to her friend Mary's advice? Where - in the glamour model world - will she end up?
"A little gem of a play, with an impressive performance by Jenny Jay" (Daily Mail)
(R) (e)
Barry sells the latest line in Chevies, Ted the Barber has become a specialist in 'flat-top' haircuts, JR's doughnuts are big business and Nigel has just sent six of his souvenir 'Libyan Raid' mugs to the Pentagon! They're all part of the village life that surrounds the American military bases of Lakenheath and Mildenhall in Suffolk. Film cameraman DAVID GRAY Film editor PETER BARBER Producer ANTHONY GEFFEN BBC South and East: Elstree (Regional programme - for variations see next column)
from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and Anne Swithinbank
Properly-sown seeds grow into good strong plants. Is there a foolproof system of sowing?
Shrub pruning and feeding, including conifers, are jobs for early in the year.
Brian Self recommends fruit varieties, the old and the new, and shows that they can become beautiful trees that are easy to prune. Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefaxpage 261
'The Gardeners' World Handbook price E4.95. available 25 February from booksellers
also starring Julie Kavner
Dan Castellaneta Joe Malone
Sam McMurray in The Letter, Quality Time and David Meets the Folks
Justine returns home when her marriage fails, to find her room unchanged after ten years and her old admirer Brian still waiting. Max suffers the disadvantages of being the son of advantaged parents and David reveals a surprising occupation to his girlfriend Pamela's parents. Produced by RICHARD SAKAI
Scarfe by Scarfe
Another chance to see cartoonist Gerald Scarfe 's satirical self-portrait, winner of the BAFTA and BENFF awards for Best Arts
Programme of the year.
Accustomed to attacking the shortcomings of others,
Scarfe takes a long hard look at himself and his own foibles and failings. Assisting in the investigation are his former Private Eye colleagues
William Rushton , Peter Cook and Richard Ingrams , Roger Waters of Pink Floyd and Sunday Times editors past and present, Harold Evans and Andrew Neil.
Eyeball scorching TIMES An extraordinary piece of television
INDEPENDENT
Producer ANTHONY WALL
Director GERALD SCARFE (R)
with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick
Highlights of another busy day of competition in Calgary.
Gold medals were decided in speed skating and Nordic ski-ing, while in figure skating the men skated their short programme.
In the luge, the men's doubles entrants included Britain's NICK OVETT - brother of the 1980 Olympic 800m champion. News, too, of the downhill ski-ing section of the women's combined event.
Commentators
ALAN WEEKS, RON PICKERING
GERALD SINSTADT , TONY GUBBA Television presentation CTV
starring
Joanne Woodward
Estelle Parsons
Rachel Cameron , a schoolteacher, realises that she has reached the 'exact middle' of her life. She is unmarried, living with and looking after her widowed mother and can find no escape from an increasingly stultifying existence. But Rachel begins to realise that change is possible. This moving film is a deeply-felt portrait of one woman and her personification of the human spirit and its resilience.
Screenplay by STEWART STERN , based on a novel by MARGARET LAURENCE Produced and directed by PAUL NEWMAN
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