Inner City Story: The Developer

12.30 All Down History
What is the best school environment for children with Down's Syndrome? A look at some examples.
12.55 A Question of Evidence
Is society more permissive these days than it used to be? Two opposing views and a look at the archives to find out.

A See-Saw programme with Fred Harris
Today it's the Chockabloke who puts the block into the Chock-a-Block block slot. Music PETER
GOSLING Designer MARY PENLEY-EDWARDS Producer MICHAEL COLE (R)

Weather followed by Sweat of the Sun, Tears of the Moon
For this award-winning eight-part series (the title is an Inca term for gold and silver) Jack Pizzey spent 18 months in 'the least reported but most exciting region' in the world. He travelled the continent to report on every aspect of South American society.
1: Tyrants Will Rise from my Tomb
As Simon Bolivar , the liberator, prophesied, his death was followed by 150 years of dictatorship. Why has South America been dominated by the generals? Producer CUVE FLEURY (R) (Part 2 tomorrow at 2. 00pm)

Weather followed by Ours to Keep Fourth of six films
Rev Wyatt's Seven Deadly Sins
'A vicar's job is to care for people who will one day go to heaven: buildings don't go to heaven!' This way of thinking is 'spiritual blindness' says the Rev David Wyatt
When David Wyatt arrived in Salford as the new Vicar of St Paul the Apostle, he found his church in a derelict condition and about to be demolished.
Today, after years of painstaking restoration, it survives as a delightful oasis in an urban desert. Producer colin ROSE

A celebration of creative talent in the north of England. The Moot Hall
The restoration of the Moot Hall to its original decorative glory is the jewel in the crown of quayside redevelopment in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Producer SUE DURKAN BBC North East

The classic medical drama series depicting the life of a young doctor in a big city hospital.
6: Hour of Decision
Several lives stand to be changed irrevocably as the committee comes to its final, painful decision, but for one patient disappointment heralds a tender reconciliation... (R)
(Part 7 tomorrow at 4.00pm)

A six-part series
3: The Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal
The irrepressible Brummie Tony Butler continues his narrowboat journey through the Heart of England.
This week he finds out how the canals became a critical part of the Industrial
Revolution, considers the history of the Staffordshire bull terrier, and has tea with 14 Bengal tigers.
Producer PETER HISCOCKS BBC Pebble Mill
(Part 4 tomorrow at 4.25pm)

Gypsy Caravans
Kathy Tayler finds time passing at a wonderfully monotonous speed. Director CLARE RILEY
Producer PATRICIA HOUUHAN (R)

In today's programme of non-stop music, Michael Hext is the star trombonist.
ST COLMEN'S BAND conductor Harold Gault Producer ALAN TONGUE

with John Tovey and Marjorie Lofthouse Third of six programmes Holker Hall , Cumbria's premier stately house, and home to Hugh and Grania Cavendish, is this week's venue. Marjorie has a tour of house and gardens, while John prepares a barbecue. Producer KEN STEPHINSON
A FALKMAN TELEVISION production for BBC North West
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with Sheldon Leonard
Freelance photographers Flash and Tubby are hoping to break into iournalism. What they need is a scoop. When they accidentally photograph Silky Fellowsby and his gang during a bank robbery, the picture leads to trouble in a big way....
Marcia Manning .....GINNY SIMMS
Screenplay by ROBERT LEES
FREDERICK RINALDO , JOHN GRANT Based on the story by TRUE BOARDMAN
Produced by ALEX GOTTLIEB Directed by CHARLES LAMONT
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Emma Crewsden stars as a young photographic model, who dreams of herself in a beautiful and magical world at the bottom of the sea. Won the Palm D'or and top prize at the Antibes Film Festival. A MIKE VALENTINE production (R)

The sixth of ten films about life in the Soviet Union. Doctor in Moscow
Svyatoslav Nikolaevich Fyodorov is a world-renowned eye surgeon. Director of the Moscow
Research Institute of Eye Micro-Surgery, he lives in a luxurious Moscow apartment, has a chauffeur-driven car and two horses.
Fyodorov talks frankly about his hopes and ambitions.
Series producer RICHARD DENTON Producer OLIVIA LICHTENSTEIN (R)

The Way Things Are
Pieter Bruegel (1530-69) was born in the Low Countries and died in Brussels when he was about 40. 'No painter has ever given so much to the awareness of society.'
In the second in a series of six films
Sir Lawrence Gowing continues to explore the nature of realism in painting. 'Great artists of the 16th century glorified the best in man and faced the worst,' he says, 'but only
Bruegel knew the grotesque normality of lives like ours.' Bruegel was a model exercise bringing the artist and his subversive but reassuring art to life. TIMES Film editor SUSAN SPIVEY
Directed by CHRISTOPHER BURSTALL (R)

Presented by Penny Junor
The weekly holiday magazine full of news and information.
The Resort Report - Amalfi on the Neapolitan Riviera.
Basic facts together with the best and worst points.
Plus John Thirlwell 's view of what it's actually like there this summer.
Matthew Collins on Special Assignment.
John Kettley comments on the summer weather so far and forecasts what's in store for the weekend.
Plus the late availability bargains and your holiday horrors.
Producer KAREN BLUMENFELD
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBC North West
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Paul Daniels presents the mystery of the patriotic pom poms and impersonates the legendary Danish-American illusionist Dante in The
Mystery of the Black and White Barrels. He also introduces his international guests: from Broadway, the critically acclaimed mime clown Bill Irwin and from India, the master of hand shadows Prasanna Rao.
Featuring Debbie McGee Director KEVIN BISHOP
Produced by JOHN FISHER
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Last of six films on the police and the public. Schoolbeat
People who remember their local bobby coming into class to talk about road safety will be astonished at the range of activities which now bring children and police together in schools. This film illustrates recent initiatives in Cheshire. Staffordshire,
Northern Ireland and London in examining issues of concern to parents, police, young people and teachers about the role of the police in schools.
Film editor PAUL SINCLAIR
Produced by JOHN TWITCHIN (e) For the print pack containing information on the main police powers which affect young people send a 55p sae 12" × 9" to: [address removed]

with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick

A BBC/Open University production

Form and Function of Fossils Producer STUART CARTER (R)