Meanings of Madness (2)
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Live coverage of the TUC Conference, including the debate on 1992 when Europe becomes an open market and the speech by Jacques Delors , President of the European Commission.
Commentators
JEREMY PAXMAN and VIVIAN WHITE Editor JAMES HOGAN

The Changing Experience of Education
As society changes, education changes. This rousing programme looks back to the post-war years and recalls how different it all once was.
Producer MEG SHEFFIELD

A See-Saw programme (R)
1.35pm Pages from Ceefax

Sixth of an eight-part series A Continent Crucified Nine out of ten South
Americans are Catholic, but their church is divided between priests who side with the poor and those who support the status quo.
Jack Pizzey observed the rituals of Ecuador's Holy
Week and talked to a priest working in the slums of Sao Paulo. He discovered two threats to the supremacy of the established church ... Produced and directed by CLIVE FLEURY
An ABC (Australia) production (R)

Jack Hulme : Photographing Fryston
Producer MIKE MURRAY (R)

Northumbrian Pipes
Joe Hutton is a shepherd from the Cheviot hills, and is also the most famous
Northumbrian piper alive. He has led a revival of the haunting music of the small pipes in his native
Coquetdale, teaching others to follow in his musical footsteps.
Producer SUE DURKAN BBC Newcastle (R)

Panasonic European Open Further coverage from
Sunningdale of today's first round including at
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

starring
Tom Conway Jean Brooks
A plane crash-lands but no one is hurt because the aircraft has no passengers ... and no pilot. Persuaded to investigate, the Falcon finds that three men have disappeared - with$100,000 in securities.
Screenplay by FRED NIBLO JR and CRAIG RICE
Produced by MAURICE GERAGHTY Directed by WILLIAM CLEMENS
(Tomorrow 'Charlie Chan at the Circus' at 5.30pm)
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The fourth in a look at exciting developments in the world of animation. Will the Beatles save the world? Find out in the final part of Yellow Submarine. Background artist and animator Alison De Vere worked on the film and tonight she discusses the role of design and art direction in animation with Magenta De Vine. They also discuss other works which emphasise the use of art and design in animation: Cafe Bar (DE VERE), Damon the Mower (DUNNING), Felix Wooes Whoopee (SULLIVAN), Foxhunt (GROSS/HOPPIN), Musical Poster (LYE), Jeux des anges (BOROWCZYK), Fantastic Planet (LALOUX), The Cabinet of Jan Svankmajer (BROS QUAY), Sledgehammer (JOHNSON).
Also, tonight's finalist in the First Bite competition for student animators.

The ninth in a series of ten films about life in the Soviet Union.
Baltic Chic
Krista Kajandu is the chief designer at the Tallinn
Fashion House in the Soviet Republic of Estonia. For most of the time Krista and her team have to churn out designs for mass production. but twice a year they get the chance to exercise their imagination on creations for the Tallinn Fashion Show. Series producer RICHARD DENTON Producer OLIVIA LICHTENSTEIN (R)

The Sense of Sight
Paul Cezanne (1839-1906) was born in Aix-en-Provence and died there at the age of 67. 'Before Cezanne painted in Provence in the 19th century one couldn't have imagined that the natural terms in which the world is seen, the warm and the cool of it, the red and yellow and blue of it could be built into structures so grand, so mind-stretching.' To the fifth of a series of six films Sir Lawrence Gowing brings a lifetime's study of the paintings of Cezanne who, more than anyone, set the course of modern art. Film editor SUE WYATT
Directed by CHRISTOPHER BURSTALL (R)

starring Phil Cool
Phil Says 'Obscurity Knocks ' Phil Cool introduces the show in which you, the viewer, send another act into oblivion for ever, while the losers get a series with HTV. Featuring tonight:
The Trinity Sisters - three singing nuns who wear their habits six inches above the knee; and Max Teflon with his incredible impersonations of frying pans. Or failing that, 30 minutes of amazing comedy and impressions ... Written by PHIL COOL
PAUL ALEXANDER. KEITH DONNELLY and BARRY FAULKNER
Associate producer LES WARD Director DAVID WEIR
Producer STEVE WEDDLE BBC Pebble Mill

In this week's show
Paul Daniels traces his family tree in a most unusual manner and. in the company of Johnny Morris and Bobby Roberts Jr , attempts to make an elephant disappear. He also introduces his remarkable guests from
China, the Shanghai Kunju Theatre with their spectacular acrobatic and martial arts skills, and from the US. the hilarious comedy juggler Frank Olivier.
Featuring Debbie McGee Musical director KEN JONES
Programme associate AL1 BONGO
Technical consultant KEVIN BISHOP Produced by JOHN FISHER
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Presented by Noel Edmonds with John Hutchinson and Eric Steenson
Action in the air and business on the ground feature in the first look at this week's Famborough 88 International Air Fair. Television production
PETER HYLTON CLEAVER

The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick
Reporters NICK CLARKE
LINDA CHRISTMAS, CHRIS LOWE
DAVID COSS , GAVIN ESLER
OLENKA FRENKIEL
MARGARET GILMORE
JAMES HOGG. WILL
HUTTON WESLEY KERR
PETER MARSHALL
JULIAN O'HALLORAN
DAVID SELLS. DAVID
TINDALL JANET TREWIN
CHARLES WHEELER
Directors JOHN WILKINSON VICTOR MELLANEY
Deputy editor MIKE ROBINSON Editor JOHN MORRISON

Unipart British Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl
The quarter-finals finish this evening and with El 1,000 for the winner on Saturday, there's everything to play for. Most of the seeds should be intact but there might be one or two surprises.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA
Commentators SID WADDELL
TONY GREEN
Television presentation
MIKE ADLEY. PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open
University on Saturday and Sunday. A BBC/Open University production

Database: Freightliner Case Study
The advantages of a general-purpose database system become apparent in the transport business.
Producer DAVID SAUNDERS