Earthquakes: Seismology at Work

9.30 Casebook Scotland: 8: Who Do You Think You Are?
This question is explored by a girl, her boyfriend, his father and her mother.
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9.52 Look and Read: Geordie Racer: 8: 'Have You Gone Daft, Man?'
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10.15 Around Scotland: The Valley of the Scots 2: Dalriada Today
The story of two children who live in Argyll, which was once the Kingdom of the Scots.
Presenter Gerda Stevenson
BBC Scotland
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10.38 Getting to Grips with Racism 3: Images of Black People
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11.00 Storytime: The Tiger-Skin Rug
The very thin tiger in the story by Gerald Rose is no threat to anyone and he adopts a life style entirely to his taste when he simulates a tiger-skin rug.
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11.18 Logo: Sub and Super
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11.35 Let's See: Islands: 2: Wild Island
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12.00 English File: Enjoying Books: The Seduction
The Seduction by Eileen McAuley was the winning poem among the 73,000 entries to the 1986 Young Observer Poetry Competition.
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12.35pm Scene: Another Little Drink Won't Do Us Any Harm
Teenagers and their parents reveal how little is understood about alcohol - the third biggest health hazard in Britain. An edited version of a Q.E.D. film.
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1.05 France - Francais: Le Service militaire
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A See-Saw programme (R) 1.38 English Time: Storytelling
The Spinechillers. Horror Stories Nobody enjoys being frightened - or do they?
Producer PAUL ASHTON (R) (e)

Weather followed by You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds with Cosmo and Dibs
Film: Having an eye test and choosing glasses
Song: Work Calypso
Presenter GARY WILMOT
Producer NICCI CROWTHER (R) (e)

Introduced by David Icke
World Championship Bowls from Alexandra Palace
The first of this afternoon s quarter-finals in the Indoor Singles Championship. Commentators
DAVID RHYS-JONES , JIMMY DAVIDSON Portuguese Rally
Round three of the World
Championship - the Lancias dominated the first two and are likely to be unbeatable again here. STEVE RIDER reports.
Studio director
CAMPBELL FERGUSON Producer GRAHAM FRY including at
3.00 News and Weather

Presented by Paul Coia

Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship
The second quarter-final continues today's matches. There's £16,000 for the champion, and the prestige of being the world title holder at stake. The form book expects DAVID CORKILL (5) and PETER BELLISS (4) to be contesting this match.

Lucinda Lambton in conversation with Russell Harty
Producer MICHAEL KERR (R)

This could be the match of the quarter-finals with Scottish favourite WILLIE
WOOD (6) and JIM BAKER (3) of Ireland.

William Kennedy 's Albany 'I'm much against the novel that takes place in a social vacuum. It's bored me for years....'
It took the intervention of Saul Bellow for
William Kennedy to find a publisher for his novel
Ironweed, which went on to win the Pulitzer Prize and establish Kennedy as one of the most original of contemporary American writers.
Kennedy talks about his relation to the city of Albany, New York - the place that has inspired all his writing including his next novel, Quinn's Book.
This Review Special features excerpts from
Hector Babenco 's new film of Ironweed for which Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep have received Oscar nominations. Sound MARTIN CLIFT
Camera RICHARD ADAM
Film editor LAURIE CHOAT
Executive producer JOHN ARCHER Producer KEVIN LOADER

First often programmes Pattie Coldwell ,
Harry Greene and Rick Ball return with information, inspiration and practical advice to make the most of your home.
Pattie shows how easy it is to fit the smoke detector that could save your life while Harry begins his
Troubleshoot, solving your problems of repair and maintenance. Rick introduces the challenge of Number 50, a Victorian terrace house ripe for rescue and restoration.
Producer ANDREW MEIKLE
Series producer STEPHANIE SILK BBC Pebble Mill
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"Three nomads, wandering the deserts of London and the provinces, and holding on by the skin of our teeth to keep the Yiddish Theatre ... alive!' Anna Tzelniker , Harry Ariel and Bernard Mendelovitch are the last three Yiddish actors in the country. With no permanent theatre of their own, they struggle to bring their unique tradition of theatre to an audience of nostalgic older people and younger people searching for their roots.
Film editor PETER BARBER Producer ROSALIND GOLD
BBC South and East: Elstree (Regional programme- for variations see below)

from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and John Kelly
Temperature is the key to this week's most important jobs. Herbaceous plants need feeding and mulching now that the soil is warming up, hardy annuals can be sown and roses pruned.
Howard Rice extols the virtues of calabrese and courgettes in assessing the best value for money in the veg plot.
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

Last Waltz in Vienna
With the impending 50th anniversary of the Anschluss - Hitler's annexation of Austria in March 1938 -
Arena offers another chance to see the film based on Georg Klaar 's widely acclaimed autobiography. On Saturday 26 February
1938,17-year-old Georg Klaar went to his first ball in Vienna. It was also his last. Two weeks later, the Germans marched into
Austria. The comfortable world of Georg and his family was utterly destroyed.
Tonight Georg Klaar , now
George Clare , tells his story in a film that traces the fortunes of three generations of Viennese Jews through a troubled period of Austrian history. It begins in Vienna in the 1860s and ends in September 1942 in a tiny village in France from which his parents were to make their last journey. It is this small village which is at the heart of George Clare 's search for his family past - a personal attempt to record the rich cultural heritage which he absorbed and to lay the ghost of a recurring nightmare.
Producer TRISTRAM POWELL
Series editor ALAN YENTOB (R)

The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick

Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship from the West Hall, Alexandra Palace
The last quarter-final on the portable rink at Alexandra
Palace is expected to have at least last year's runner-up
No 2 seed DAVID BRYANT. His opponent is a bit of a lottery. Introduced by DAVID ICKE Commentators
DAVID RHYS JONES
JIMMY DAVIDSON
DOUGIE DONNELLY Summarisers
MAL HUGHES ,DAVID MCGILL Television presentation KEITH MACKENZIE WENDY SHEPPARD PETER HAYWARD
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS