Chancellor's School

9.38 A-level Studies: Statistics 3: Simulation Consultants
PETER HOLMES , JEFF GRIFFITHS Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE (R) (e)
10.00 You and Me
Against the advice of both Dibs and JENI BARNETT , Cosmo sets up her own whistle stall. Plus a song about faces and how to make a Nigerian mask. Book: Maisie Middleton
Film animation RICHARD TAYLOR
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN (R) (e)
10.15 Science Workshop Floating (A)
Writer EURFRON GWYNNE JONES Producer MICHAEL COYLE (R) (e)
10.38 Update Europe
A Long Way from Home For the last five years,
AGOSTINHO MENDES has worked on construction sites in Switzerland, while his wife and children live at home in a rural area of northern Portugal. This programme looks at why
Agostinho and thousands like him still tread the familiar path to jobs a long way from home. Commentary ROBIN ELLIS Series editor LEN BROWN Producer SUSAN PATON (e)
11.00 Words and Pictures The Hungry Fox and the Foxy Duck
(e)
11.18
The Geography Programme River Landscape
BERNARD CLARK follows the River Tees from source to mouth.
Producer LEN BROWN (R) (e)
11.40 Links. Is the Price Right? The high street stores are full of fashions from the Third World but are the clothes too cheap? Two alternative trading organisations are trying to bring about a fairer deal for producers by buying directly from producer groups in south India.
Researcher ADRIENNE WALLMAN Producer ANDY WALKER (e)
12.05pm Job Bank
Town Hall - Technical Services (e)
12.28 Lifeschool: Going to Work After YTS
(e)
12.50 Discovering Portuguese A six-part introduction to the language and people 3: The Land - A Terra
Presented by ROBERTA FOX Production assistant ELIZABETH MCDOWELL
Producer TERRY DOYLE (R) (e)
1.20pm The Flumps A See-Saw programme (R)
1.38 Zig Zag Flowers
(e)
2.00 News
Weather followed by Storytime
The Four Friends
In this Indian legend, when the deer is trapped in a hunter's net, the mouse hitches a lift from the bird to go to the rescue.
Presenter Beulah Candappa Animation RICHARD TAYLOR Series producers
PAT FARRINGTON. DIANE MORGAN (e)

Christmas is a time of homecoming, of family reunion. But many have no family, no home. The wind-blasted doorway is their refuge, a bottle of cheap booze their only warmth.
Where do they turn? Pilsdon, a small community in an Elizabethan manor in rural Dorset, is the refuge many head for.
Bob had two heart attacks wandering on the streets; Peter, a criminal, suffered appalling violence; Seamus drank meths; Henry was given five years to live. They all made it as far as Pilsdon. Here they find sanctuary for a while.
Producer PAUL WATSON
Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF

Frank Nelson 's Toys for Grown-Ups
A man who's part artist, part craftsman, part mechanic and yet part comic in the saucy seaside tradition - Frank Nelson.
Producer MARK ROWLAND

Weather followed by Chronicle
The Metal Detective
Treasure hunting was suddenly big news with the discovery in Ireland of the Derrynaflan chalice. But despite the importance of the find, archaeologists have viewed the discovery with mixed feelings because it was found by a man using a metal detector.
Producer FRANCESCA KIRBY GREEN Editor BRUCE NORMAN (R)

with 5: Now: the Mummy Rudy Devereux takes his rebellious nature to the extreme when he organises a picket of Blair Hospital and Gillespie feels compelled to handle Kildare's problem student in his own way. (R)

Exploring the price of fame, with a bit of famous name-dropping. with Jenny Agutter
Jane Asher , Richard Briers
Eleanor Bron , Michael Gambon Freddie Jones , Roy Kinnear Maureen Lipman , Ruth Madoc Denis Quilley , Anton Rodgers Leonard Rossiter Jack Shepherd Victor Spinetti
Robert Stephens , Max Wall Producer TONY STAVEACRE BBC Bristol (R)

The book In Turner's
Footsteps by David Hill traces one of J. M. W. Turner's tours around the hills and dales of Yorkshire. It could be convincingly argued that Turner is the greatest landscape artist that England ever produced. Producer JOHN GRAHAM

A season of recent award-winning animation from around the world.
Your Face by BILL PLYMPTON Facial contortions from a crooner in love. Ropedancers
A multi-award-winning film by RAIMUND KRUMME , which challenges perceptions using two people tied together by a rope.

First in the series of indie-orientated pop music programmes. More rough than ready, FSd #1 cooks up an ugly Scottish broth with the Blood Uncles and the Hook 'n' Pull Gang, an interview with a record company A and R man and lots of other good things and bad attitudes. But be careful! FSd is the only pop programme that can inflict physical pain on its audience. Sound JOHN GARDNER Lighting RON IRVINE
Designer ALAN WRIGHT
Producer HAMISH BARBOUR BBC Scotland

An exhibition of 60 years of the New Yorker opens today at the Victoria and Albert
Museum, London - a celebration of the distinctive art and graphic style of America's foremost literary magazine.
For six decades it has been the proving ground for writers like John Updike and J. D. Salinger and critics such as Pauline Kael. But last year the New Yorker's august tradition came under threat - from a new owner who appointed a new editor, only the third man to hold this post. Review went to
Manhattan to talk to some of the New Yorker's most distinguished contributors - John Updike , Ved Mehta , Jay McInerney and cartoonist Ed Koren about the magazine's unique place in American culture.
Executive producer JOHN ARCHER Director DAISY GOODWIN (R)

AU the King's Men
During the summer of 1943, the SOE'S largest network in occupied France, collapsed and more than 400 of the French Resistance were arrested. At the centre of this disaster stood the figure of Henri Dericourt , one of SOE's most trusted agents.
However, Dericourt had also been working for German Intelligence.
Following the publication of a new book (All The King's Men by Robert Marshall ), which examines the events surrounding the collapse of SOE's network, Timewatch have updated this programme, originally transmitted in 1986. Recent evidence confirms that the catastrophe in wartime France was really the result of an extraordinary British espionage operation. Narrated by John Woodvine Editor ROY DAVIES
Written and produced by ROBERT MARSHALL (R)

starring
Hawk's Nightmare
Hawkeye appears to be behaving a little strangely at night; screaming in his sleep and playing with a non-existent basketball. On waking he remembers nothing about his midnight games. Can the pressure be getting too much even for Hawkeye? Written by KEN LEVTNE and DAVID ISAACS
Directed by GENE REYNOLDS (R)

written by JOHN HARVEY based on The Old Wives' Tale by ARNOLD BENNETT The fifth of six parts with Linsey Beauchamp Nigel Bradshaw Alfred Burke
With the death of Mrs Baines , Constance misses her sister more than ever. Family life brings contentment at first, but then Constance's happiness is shattered by crimes in which her son Cyril and husband Samuel are involved.
Music GEOFFREY BURGON Sound DAVE BAUMBER
Lighting director BOB CHAPLIN Producer JOHN HARRIS Directed by ROMEY ALLISON , HUGH DAVID
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The last of a three-part film biography of Brother Adam , the 89-year-old Benedictine monk of Buckfast Abbey, Devon, who has spent a lifetime trying to breed the perfect honeybee.
African Queens is the account of an extraordinary expedition he led to Tanzania in September 1987 in pursuit of new genetic material - the elusive black bee of Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru. Cameraman GRAHAM SMITH Written and produced by DAVID TAYLOR
A YORK FILMS production in association with BBC South West and YLEISRADIO, Finland

Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick reporting the major events of the day. Assignment editors
NIGEL CHAPMAN. NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor MIKE ROBINSON Editor JOHN MORRISON

12.05 Environmental Control and Public Health
Air Pollution: Concentrate and Contain
Dust. sulphur dioxide, nitrous oxides - all are by-products of burning coal in power stations. There are technologies to contain them - but are they environmentally and economically worth it?
Producer MARTIN WRIGHT (R)
12.30 Caring for Older People Widowhood
What is it like to be a widow? How do you learn to cope with loss? This programme explores the experience of widowhood, and shows how one woman attempted to find a new focus for her life.
Producer MIKE COCKER (R)