Education: Can You Hear Me?

9.43 France-Francais Parlons cuisine
Where do you find the best cooking in the world - and the worst? French teenagers give their frank opinions as well as a hint of their own skills in the kitchen.
Producer SUSAN PATON (e)
10.00 You and Me
There's trouble when Dibs takes the wet paint signs off the stall. Song: Hickety-Tickety Presenters HARRY TOWB and JENI BARNETT
Film animation
HONEYCOMBE ANIMATION Film director ERIC MIVAL
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN (R) (e)
10.15 Science Workshop Animals of the Soil (2)
Presenters DAVID HARGREAVES.
LILIAN EVANS. MALCOLM MCFEE (R) (e)
10.38 Let's See. The Senses 2: Taste, Touch and Smell
Presented by RHODA MACLEOD and GILLY GILCHRIST
Producer PETER LEGGE (R) (e)
11.00 Words and Pictures Trog and the Dog
(R) (e)
11.18 Study Skills. Look It Up followed by Memory Bank
(e)
11.40 Science in Action Boundless Energy
(e)
12.00 Living Decisions
3: Living with Technology
(e)
12.28pm Lifeschool Equal People:
What's Got into You?
(e)
12.50 Welcome to My World 4: The Forgery
If the ultimate prophecy of computer science came true, would there be anything left for people to do?
Producer PAUL KRIWACZEK (R) (e)

A See-Saw programme (R)
1.38 Zig Zag
Australia's 's Bicentenary
(e)

Weather followed by Storytime
Chicken and Egg
In today's song five hungry chickens learn how to find food for themselves and BARBARA MCNAMARA tells the story of a newly-hatched bird who leaves the nest in search of his mother.
Animation GIL POTTER
ALAN ROGERS. PETER LANG
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (e)

from Sheffield
Introduced by Hugh Scully
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Weather followed by The Move
Three families are to become neighbours in a street of brand-new terraced houses in North Belfast. The Move looks at these ordinary
Belfast people and the life they lead prior to the 'big day' - the move itself; observing the sadness, joy and optimism that goes with a new beginning.
Written and narrated by Trevor Williams Producer ROBIN WYLIE

Morocco
John Pitman is
Morocco-bound on a sun, sea and sand holiday, and finds camel riding a pushover. Director CHRIS CARTER
Producer PATRICIA HOUUHAN (R)

Health farms are putting on commercial weight, as they ride the crest of the fitness boom. But what goes on inside these well-groomed premises? What do their clients hope for from them, and what do they find?
Rosie Kendall spent three days at Henlow Grange in Bedfordshire, observing the gentle art of pampering and found that the health business has moved on from lemon and carrot juice. Buy a little slenderness?
BBC Pebble Mill (R)

The life and death issues of modern medicine Heart Attack
Heart disease is still the number one killer in the United Kingdom and rehabilitation schemes for survivors are generally viewed with suspicion.
But in Dudley in the West Midlands, a voluntary programme is underway which aims to promote exercise rehabilitation nationally, and by isolating risk factors, reach not only those who've suffered a heart attack, but others who without guidance may yet have one.
In the first of a new series, Kay Alexander reports on the heart patients who are running for their lives.

The popular game of musical knowledge between Frank Muir with John Amis and Denis Norden with Ian Wallace
Questions set by Steve Race Recorded at the Westminster Theatre (R)

I starring
Stewart Granger Deborah Kerr
Elizabeth Curtis is on a desperate search to find her husband
Harry. who disappeared in the depths of Africa while seeking the fabulous King Solomon's diamond mines. She enlists the help of Allan Quatermain , a famous guide, who reluctantly agrees to take her on the perilous journey. Before reaching their goal, they must survive trackless swamps and forests, uncharted deserts and mountains and the ultimate and deadly challenge of the caverns themselves....
Screenplay by HELEN DEUTSCH from the novel by H. RIDER HAGGARD Produced by SAM ZIMBALIST
Directed by COMPTON BENNETT and ANDREW MARTON
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1965
The news - LBJ becomes
President in his own right,
Lennon publishes in his own write, Churchill dies. Ringo weds, Proby splits his pants and Che Guevara disappears. The music - the Righteous
Brothers, Joan Baez , Marianne Faithfull and the Who. Videotape editor DAVE JONES Producer ANN FREER

Palace Life
Tadeusz Konwicki is the most talented writer still working and writing inside Poland, but his masterpiece A Minor Apocalypse cannot yet be officially published in his native country.
Konwicki's life story - home army partisan during the war, Stalinist communist during the 50s and literary non-person during the 70s - embodies the story of Poland over the last 50 years.
Tonight Bookmark follows Konwicki on a journey through the Palace of Culture, 'a gift from the Soviet Union and Joseph Stalin '.
Director PAUL PAWLIKOWSKI
Executive producer NIGEL WILLIAMS

starring
Bug-Out - Part 2
As Hawkeye, Hot Lips and Radar tend to the sole remaining wounded pilot, the mobile 4077th reaches a perfect spot for encampment; far enough away from the advancing Chinese and with existing shelter.
Unfortunately, they are not the first to arrive and Klinger must make the ultimate sacrifice to secure their lodgings.
Written Tby JIM FRITZELL and EVERETT GREENBAUM
Directed by GENE REYNOLDS (R)

The fifth of seven parts written by ANDREW DAVIES starring
Peter Davison with Graham Crowden David Troughton Barbara Flynn
Michael J. Shannon Joanna Kanska
James Grout
Values of the Family
When Jack Daniels begins moralising on the importance of family values, Stephen and George Bunn doubt his motives.
Press quotes from the first series: A very particular programme
FINANCIAL TIMES
The funniest 50 minutes in weeks
DAILY MIRROR
Music and lyrics by DAVE GREENSLADE
Script editor DEVORA POPE
Film recordist STUART MOSER Designer CHRIS PEMSEL
Producer KEN RIDDINGTON Director DAVID TUCKER
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A series of diverse film documentaries from the North of England.
Tonight: Beyond Jarrow A few miles up the Tyne from Jarrow stands the Metro Centre, the largest out-of-town shopping centre in Europe.
The Metro Centre symbolises for better or worse the new North East. A temple to consumerism, it challenges the region's traditional culture of solidarity and mutual aid.
John Hall , the man who has brought this vision of American enterprise to his native North East, sees it as a rebirth of the region's fortunes. In the plans for his next development. Hall pictures a North East that has marched even further beyond Jarrow.
Photography JOHN WARWICK Film editor MARTIN HARRIS Producer JAMES MACALPINE BBC Newcastle

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
Plus political and economic reports from
Adam Raphael
Nick Clark , Will Hutton Producers MARK DAMAZER LIZ RAMSAY. KEITH BOWERS
DOMINIC CAMERON. EILEEN FITT Editor JOHN MORRISON

11.40 Introduction to Psychology Is it as easy as ABC?
Behaviourist psychology is seen by many as mechanical and manipulative. This programme examines two applications of the American psychologist Professor
Skinner's 'black box' psychology in the caring professions.
Producer ELEANOR MORRIS (R) (e)
12.05 Geology
Cheddar: Mapping the Mendip Anticline
What processes formed the Mendip Hills and the spectacular Cheddar Gorge? The answers come from a three-dimensional understanding of the geology of the area.
Producer BARRIE WHATLEY (R) (e)