Pure Maths: Space-Time Geometry

9.50am France Francais Des Jeunes en Provence
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10.05am You and Me
Can Cosmo, Dibs and Sheila get to the station in time to meet Cosmo's granny?
Song: Geordie's 's Lost His Liggy Producer NICCI CROWTHER (R) (e)
10.20am Science Workshop Bread 'A'
Cottage, chapatti, granary, chola, nan and sliced white. All different, but all bread. Producer MICHAEL COYLE (R) (e)
10.40am New Series Around Scotland
The Garden Festival
A Day Out of This World MICHAEL SCOTT visits the Glasgow Garden Festival to see the gardens from all over the world. Many Scots collected plants in China, America and Papua New Guinea.
Producer ISHBEL MACLEAN (e)
11.00am Words and Pictures Wicked Wolf
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11.15am English Time: Storytelling
Spells, Charms and Curses Willy and the Piece of Wood; The Paper Bag Princess; and The Lampton Worm.
Storytellers HUGH LUPTON JANET PALMER and BRENDAN HEALY
Producer DAVID MELDRUM (R) (e)
11.35am MI 10
Pascal's Triangle (I) Gears
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11.55am New Series Words into Actions 1: Faith
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12.15pm Science in Action Sporting Chance
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12.35pm New Series
Lifeschool: Going to Work Is There Hope Around the Corner?
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1.00pm A Life of Our Own
First of ten programmes for people with learning difficulties.
Presented by GARY BOURLET and PETER BURGIS
Studio director MARTYN SUKER Producer JOHN BROOKE (R) (e)

A See-Saw programme (R)

Into Space
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Weather followed by Storytime
The King, the Mice, and the Cheese
The mice had fun eating the king's cheese but he was not happy....
Presented by JAYE GRIFFITHS Animation MIKE HIBBERT
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (R) (e) the Mice. and the Cheese

Bob Wilson and Sally Jones are your hosts for another feast of top sporting action from
Seoul. Highlights look set to be the closing stages of the women's team gymnastics final and first-round tennis action. including at
3.00pm News and Weather

Regional News and Weather

Narrated by Jamila Massey Singers, dancers, actors, mimics, storytellers, acrobats, conjurors, puppeteers, snake charmers. These are the people who bring entertainment to the village squares of India, giving a touch of magic to the remotest hamlet.
Producer GEOFF DUNLOP
Series editor ANTHONY ISAACS

A Hotelfor Pets
John Pitman and Sam take a weekend break at a hotel in Darlington which caters for pets and their owners. Director ANGELA ELBOURNE
Producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN (R)

A series of 13 films presented by Peter Thoday with Head Gardener Harry Dodson 11: October
One October morning Harry walks to the garden to gather a choice melon and an artichoke-like vegetable called a cardoon. He has entered both in the autumn show at the Royal Horticultural Society in London.
Peter traces the history of the RHS, the backbone of British horticulture since its formation in 1804, and takes a behind-the-scenes look at the vegetable judging and fruit tasting.
At Chilton the Fruit House is filling up. As he has done every year since he came here 40 years ago, Harry provides produce for the harvest festival.
Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol (R)
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Barry Norman presents his personal review of the week's cinema releases.
"Stars and Bars" William Boyd has adapted his own comic novel about an upper-class Englishman, played by Daniel Day Lewis, struggling to make his home in America. He finds himself in the Deep South where his main asset, his Englishness, proves to be a disadvantage.
"No Man's Land" Charlie Sheen plays a fast-living filthy-rich car thief who befriends the young cop assigned to watch over him. The young rookie is gradually seduced into the glamorous but deadly life of his criminal friend.
"The Running Man" A futuristic thriller set in 2019 starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a helicopter pilot forced to partake in a television game in which convicted criminals face a squad of real-life assassins. The film is based on a Stephen King novel and directed by Paul Michael Glaser.

(Repeated tomorrow at 10.20pm)

As a millionaire publisher prepares to exert his sinister influence over impending state elections, the Impossible Missions Force uses his fascination with all things extraterrestrial to arrange a close encounter he will never forget...
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At 18,
Krishnan Guru-Murthy steps out of the studio audience to take over the presenter's role in a new series of Open to Question.
His first guest, approaching 62, is Jimmy Savile , Britain's famous fund-raiser and one of the most popular television celebrities. Research PAUL GALLACHER
Directors MAY MILLER. LIZ SCOTT Producer DAVID MARTIN BBC Scotland

Presented by Mike Smith with Malcolm McKeag Mayflower Park on Southampton Water is the setting for one of Europe's largest outdoor boat shows. From the show's busy pontoons it's a short trial cruise to the Solent, heart of British sailing. So there's a chance to go afloat and try one of the many products available, whether it be grappling with a basic windsurfer or racing a 50-foot yacht at Cowes. Ashore there are 15 acres of exhibits.
Assistant producer MAGDA GULVIN Producer DAVID PICKTHALL

Issues from science today
Chaos. If weathermen knew everything about today's weather, could they predict reliably what it would be like tomorrow? The new science of 'Chaos' says no.
Scientists are finding chaotic behaviour throughout nature, yet beneath disorder they're discovering unexpected beauty.
Homoeopathy on Trial. Can nothing do something? Some French biologists claim it can and a leading science journal sends 'fraudbusters' to investigate.
Triathlon. Brendan Foster asks why some athletes collapse and others succeed in endurance sports.
Producers MAX WHITBY . CAROLINE VAN DEN BRUL. KEVIN MANN
Executive producer DAVID PATERSON Series producer JANA BENNETT
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Burns
Margaret's Marriage
After a long engagement Hot lips has persuaded Donald to set a date.
Written by KVERETT GREENBAUM and JIM KRITZELL
Directed by GENE REYNOLDS (R)

by ANDY ARMITAGE
'Bricks have a future, Mr Clark - you can count on that. They're out there waiting to be taken.'
'There is one small problem.'
'What's that?'
'Well - they're still attached to buildings, most of them, aren't they?'
Steve thinks there is a fortune in reclaimed bricks. But how will his ambition affect his girlfriend, Maureen, and his mates, Brad, Dez and Snapper?
"A biting television film with cinematic depth" THE TIMES
"At last - a real play for today with a young feel - a rare thing on television"
GUARDIAN
"A marvellous, sparky drama - the best television play of the year" SUNDAY TIMES
Music BILL CONNOR
Producer BRENDA REID
Director DAVID WHEATLEY (R)

11.40pm Weatherview

11.45 The Primary Health Care Team Increasingly, primary care is being provided by teams of staff based in custom-built health centres. This programme examines the centre in Didcot.
Producer VICTOR LOCKWOOD
12.10 In the Primordial Soup
Life appeared on Earth within its first billion years. What organic materials could have led to the emergence of life?
Producer D. JACKSON