Maths: Curve Sketching

9 15 Job Bank. Job Review 88 Producer PAUL MITCHELL (e)
9.38 Lifeschool: Going to Work Looking after Your Money
(R) (e)
10.00 You and Me
Night-time noises in the market fire Dibs and Cosmos's imagination. Signs and symbols: Litter. Book: One Night at a Time by SUSAN HILL.
Presenter JENI BARNETT Animation PETER LANG Studio director
JULIE CALLANAN (R) (e)
10.15 Music Time Shadow Puppets
(R) (e)
10.40 Thinkabout. Water
You can drink it, freeze it, wash in it, float or sink in it, and on a hot day everybody needs it for something. So what happens when the water supply is cut off?
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (R) (e) ll.OOZigZag
The Ancient Olympics
(R) (e)
11.20 English Time: Talk On! Gentle Persuasion
People who persuade for a living - a market trader, a TV advertiser and a barrister - talk about their techniques and their language, and pupils from north London make two sharply contrasting films about the area round their school. Film editor JOHN DINWOODIE Producer PAUL ASHTON (e)
11.45 Micro Mindstretchers
3: Spreadsheets - The Problem
Presented by CAROL VORDERMAN The problem is, how would you use a microcomputer and spreadsheet to analyse the results of an experiment to measure reaction times? Carol explains how spreadsheets work.
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND (e)
11.50 Pages from Ceefax
12.08pm History File British Social History Education for All
Britain's State education system has been developing for years. How has it changed since the Act of 1870? (R) (e)
12.30 Seventeen. 5: Dean
Dean needs crutches to walk and has just left his special school. How will he get on in the 'outside world' of college and work?
Film editor AMANDA SMITH Series producer
PETER M. EVANS (R) (e)
1.00 Subtitle Slot: Zig Zag
A series of programmes from the year's school television output, repeated in subtitled form for hearing-impaired children.
The Vikings Are Coming Illustrations PAUL BIRKBECK Producer TOM STANIER (R) (e)

Paul Coia traces the story of the Viking raids on Britain which spread fear and terror among the inhabitants of our country. Show more

A See-Saw programme (R)

Life at Sea in the 16th
Century: the Search for the 'Mary Rose '
On 19 July 1545, Henry Vm 's favourite warship, the Mary Rose , keeled over and sank. Almost all the 700 men on board drowned. Today's programme tells the story of that disaster.
Producer NICHOLAS WHINES (R) (e)

Weather followed by Words and Pictures
A reading series for 5 to 7-year-olds Strange Bumps
Owl is scared by bumps under the bedclothes;
Charlie is scared by an owl, and the children make shadow-shapes.
Presenter Vicky Ireland Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (R) (e)

Introduced by TONY LEWIS Plus the result of this last one-day international match. Including at
3.00 News and Weather
3.50 News and Weather;
Regional News and Weather

The Best Game in Town
Football, fashion, crime, sex, politics, - they are all part of the satisfying job
Denis Kilcommons calls 'the best game in town'. He's deputy news editor of the Huddersfield Daily Examiner, one of the few remaining independent family-run newspapers in Britain. In the film, he explores the buzz he still gets after 30 years as a journalist.
Film cameraman HENRY FARRAH Film editor CHRIS GILDERS Producers
GAVIN DUTTON. MIKE MACCORMACK Series producer PETER LEE WRIGHT Open Space is the series where the public can make programmes under their own editorial control helped by the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

There has been an electronic revolution in television news. It has affected the way news is gathered, presented and edited.

"Horizon" follows BBCtv news teams at home and abroad for just one day, to see how the new technology works: in the studio with Sue Lawley; at the White House with Tim Sebastian ; in the newsroom with the editors. How is the new technology changing the news you see on your screen? When Tuesday 22 March started, it looked like being an ordinary newsday. It didn't turn out that way.

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Continuing a season of films specially made for television. Tonight starring Lindsay Wagner Martin Balsam
Harry Dean Stanton
Death Row, San Quentin
1955. Convicted murderess Barbara 'Bloody Babs'
Graham anxiously awaits her execution. Based on the letters written by Barbara in the last days of her life, this powerful indictment of capital punishment dramatises the compelling course of events that lead her to the gas chamber.
Screenplay oy DON M. MANKIEWICZ and GORDON COTLER from letters of BARBARA GRAHAM , newspaper articles by ED MONTGOMERY and the screenplay I Want to Live! by DON M. MANKIEWICZ and NELSON GIDDING
Produced by PAUL POMPIAN
Directed by DAVID LOWELL RICH
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Since the Tate Gallery bought Twin-Tub with Guitar in 1982, Bill Woodrow's work has been a witty and unmistakable presence in British sculpture. His raw material is the detritus of consumer life: with hand-shears and pliers he spins a menagerie of bizarre images from the surface metal of discarded washing machines, spin-dryers, vacuum cleaners and car bonnets to create complex and darkly humorous sculptures.
Tonight Bill Woodrow gives a guided tour of his work, from early student experiments (with floating twigs) to major recent pieces such as Hobo.

with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick Producers MARK DAMAZER LIZ RAMSAY. KEITH BOWERS
EILEEN FITT. DOMINIC CAMERON Deputy editor MIKE ROBINSON Editor JOHN MORRISON

Utilitarianism: Rohan Collier
Open University students and tutor discuss BERNARD WILLIAMS 'S paper on utilitarianism, shown last week Producer NICK LEVINSON (R)