Education: The William Tyndale Case

9.38 A-level Studies: Statistics 5: Regression
In shaping steel strip, a computer fits a line to a set of points ten times a second. What mathematics does the programmer use?
Consultant PETER HOLMES
Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE (R) (e)

10.00 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Cosmo and Dibs get lost in a department store.
Book: Happy Christmas Gemma by SARAH HAYES
Parents and teachers may find this programme a good starting point for talking to children about staying safe.
Presenter LARRINGTON WALKER Director SUE ARON
Producer Nigel CROWTHER (R) (e)
Further material is available from 'Kidscape' (Y). 82 Brook Street. London WIY 1YG.

10.15 Big Top Science
(e)

10.38 Update Europe Southern Italy
For more than 30 years, huge amounts of investment have been poured into the development of industry and agriculture in southern Italy. But how much real progress has come out of this?
Commentary TONY WEBBER Producer LEN BROWN (e)

11.00 Words and Pictures Strange Bumps
(e)

11.18 The Geography Programme: Once There Were Volcanoes Here
From the Isle of Skye, Aberdeen. Edinburgh and Northumberland, MALCOLM
STACEY looks into landscapes that owe their existence to volcanic rocks.
Producer LEN BROWN (R) (e)

11.40 Links: Fishing for Answers
Can new technology help traditional industries survive? The fishermen of south India have recently acquired a new design of boat with the help of the British-based Intermediate Technology Development Group. They face similar problems to the Cornish fishermen who now rely on the latest technology to catch fish. Film editor JOHN VEAL
Producer ANDY WALKER (e)

12.05pm Job Bank Job Review 88
. 15am) (e)

12.28 Lifeschool: Going to Work: Looking after Your Money
by COLIN DAVIS
Mick has a money problem. But is his solution the right one?
with PAUL MCCARTHY, JEREMY FLYNN, SASKIA REEVES, CAROLE WALKER,
ALISA BOSSCHAERT, CAZZ SCATTERGOOD and JAMIE WILSON
Series producer PAUL MITCHELL (R)(e)

12.50 Discovering Portuguese
A six-part introduction Tourism and Tradition
Presented by ROBERTA FOX
Production assistant ELIZABETH MCDOWELL
Producer TERRY DOYLE (R) (e)

Balloons (R)

The Ancient Olympics
Pausanias arrives from the past with an eye-witness account of the games, and compares them with GRIMSDYKE SCHOOL'S version.
Pausanias .....GEOFFREY BAYLDON Presenters Sheelagh Gilbey and Wayne Laryea
Producer CHRIS ELLIS (R) (e)

Weather followed by Storytime Dogger
How do you feel when you lose something very precious? Dave loses his favourite toy, but his big sister comes to the rescue. Presented by Tina Gray Story by SHIRLEY HUGHES Series producers
DIANE MORGAN. PAT FAKRINGTON (e)

Quarter-Final
TONY LEWIS introduces live coverage of the afternoon's play through to the finish. Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD
TOM GRAVENEY Summarisers
RAY ILLINGWORTH
DAVID ACFIELD
Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. ALAN GRIFFITHS including at
3.00 News and Weather

Regional News and Weather

Speed pop thrills! FSd#3 goes into hyper-drive with the very fast Dog Faced
Hermans and the very very fast Cateran.
Fast Forward, independent record distributors, give you the hard facts behind cutting a record in Scotland and Love and Money's James Grant gets laid back about making one in the USA.
Sound MICK WILD
Lighting RON IRVINE Design ALAN WRIGHT
Producer HAMISH BARBOUR BBC Scotland

Stephen Conroy made an immediate impact with his degree show last year at
Glasgow School of Art. His quiet, almost academic approach ('If you can't do life drawing, there's not much point doing anything else') is applied to enigmatic canvases depicting a claustrophobic world of 'semi-pathetic wee characters involved in brilliantly illuminated architectural settings'.
Photography ALEX SCOTT Film editor IAN FRAME
Producer KEITH ALEXANDER

David Mach continues building his contribution to A Week of British Art in the car park of BBCtv Centre.

A monthly anthology of travel, exploration and adventure - worldwide.
Introduced by John Ridgway Tonight, two films. First Tidy Up Naples - a street-wise view of the city and its people by Liverpudlian cartoonist Bill Tidy. When he married Rosa, a Neopolitan girl 30 years ago, he inherited a 'family' which now seems to extend all over the place - 'It's a bit different to Kegworth.'
And Dark Continent 1932-the first sound film shot in Africa. American husband-and-wife team, Martin and Osa Johnson , went on a camera safari complete with wind-up gramophone, 'Osa, let's give these pygmy boys and girls some modern jazz ...' Producers ANDREW STEVENSON RICHARD ROBINSON
Series editor TIM SLESSOR

starring
The Abduction of Margaret Houlihan
When US personnel go missing, bloodhound Flagg wants to know why. The master of disguise and confusion is on Hot Lips Houlihan's trail. Written by ALLAN KATZ and DON REO
Directed by GENE REYNOLDS (R)

Introduced by Peter Seabrook
Alan Titchmarsh
Roy Lancaster and Moira Stuart
For just five days in May the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea are transformed into the glory of the Chelsea Flower Show. It is a unique event - a riot of colour and extravanganza of floral displays. New plants and blooms from all over the world - orchids from
Trinidad and Tobago, pen jing from China, rhododendrons and azalea, bulbs and roses. In this very short period hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic plant lovers and gardeners flock to the banks of the Thames to enjoy the greatest flower show on earth.
Directors PHIL FRANKLIN
MARK KERSHAW. NICK PATTEN KATHERINE LAPWORTH
Producer DENIS W. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill

2: Post This and Neo That Has recent art become a slave to critical fashion and the newly powerful market? Is there still a place for traditional aesthetic values? And what remains of the radical ambitions of the 70s? Sandy Nairne analyses 80s art with critic Brandon Taylor and artists
Helen Chadwick , Michael Craig-Martin , Rita Keegan and Glynn Williams.

12.10 Complex Analysis: Power Series
Producer DAVID SAUNDERS
12.35 Caring for Older People: Hospital
Producer philip ashby