Nuclear Proliferation

9.30am Encounter: Austria 1: Mountain Rescue
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9.45am Scotland This Century 1: Growing Up
Producer ROBERT CLARK (R) (e)
10.05am Look and Read Badger Girl
Sounds in the Night
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10.25am New Series Around Scotland
The Garden Festival
A Day Out of This World
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10.45am Storytime
The King, the Mice, and the Cheese
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11.03am New Series
Into Music. Wildlife - The Otter (e)
11.25am Wondermaths Programme 1
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11.40am New Series
Let's See. The Garden Festival Colours and Reflections
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12.00 New Series Job Bank The Music Business
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12.20pm English File Talking in Whispers
Andres Larreta , 16, on the run after his father is seized, is interrogated and tortured - a plight suffered by thousands of victims in Chile since the coup of 1973. Narrated by NICK ROSS
Producer BRUCE JAMSON (R) (e)
12.55pm New Series Scene. The Crossing
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Written and presented by Mike Amatt. The Treasure Animation SIMON AND SARA BOR Director SID WADDELL Producer DAVID BROWN BBC North West (R)

Reading Between the Lines Four young people join
Michael Rosen to read a book. Clues by David Freeman
Producer MORTON SURGUY (R) (e)

Weather followed by You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Book: Katie Morag Delivers the Mail
Read by Main Hedderwick
Presenter Harry Towb. Animal song:
Benjamin Zephaniah Producer SUE ARON (R) (e)

Olympic Grandstand
Back once more to the XXIVth Olympiad for action that should include the pick of the day's tennis. Racing from Ascot
2.30 Hambro Countrywide Stakes (H'cap. 11m)
3.05 William Hill Golden Spurs (H'cap. 5f)
3.40 Taylor Woodrow Team Charity Stakes (H'cap. 1m)
4.15 Ewar Stud Farm Stakes for Apprentices (H'cap. Um) Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Commentaor PETER O'SULLEVAN, JIMMY LINDLEY, JOHN HANMER
Television presentation BRIAN ROGERS
including at 2.55pm News and Weather

Regional News and Weather

John James , the Sheepdog Man
What makes an outstanding sheepdog trainer? In a week with John James , some of the qualities become clear. Narrator Derek Guyler BBC North West (R)

The Old Straight Track Last of five programmes investigated by Bob Symes
Unexplained standing stones, crumbling castles and churches; ancient remains all over Britain can be linked by leys, invisible straight lines running across the landscape. (R)

Last of four programmes
Will Ye No Come Back Again? Jimmie Macgregor follows the prince's route over the Corrieyairack Pass, through the window at Craig Meagaidh and past the slopes of Ben Alder. He visits the West Highland Museum in Fort William before arriving on the shores of Loch nan Uamh in Lochaber.
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Way Out West opens a season of their comedy classics.

Stan and Ollie are back on the trail again - heading west for Brushwood Gulch. Their mission?
To deliver the deeds of a goldmine to an unsuspecting heiress - despite the antics of an unscrupulous saloon owner. This comic masterpiece has the added bonus of songs, including On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine.
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Phil Silvers as Sgt Bilko in Bilko Goes South Produced by NAT HIKEN
Directed by AL DE CAPRIO (R)

David Kidd can calculate dates like a mini-computer. Noel Patterson and Stephen
Wiltshire have extraordinary artistic and musical talents. Yet they are all classified as mentally handicapped. The programme explores this bizarre phenomenon. Series editor DAVID FILKIN Producer TONY EDWARDS (First shown in Q.E.D.
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Goodbye
Wallington Carol and Andrew Phillips from Wallington have had enough. They are starting a new life on a farm in Cornwall to escape the crime. traffic, overcrowding and pressure of the south east. Guy Michelmore looks at why more and more people are leaving the region in search of a better life. Film editor GLENN HYDE Producer MIKE DAVIDSON Editor COLIN STANBRIDGE (Regional programme. For variations see below)

with Geoff Hamilton and Anne Swithinbank from Barnsdale
With the approach of autumn it's time to think about protection in the garden.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Production assistant
JEAN LAUGHTON
Producer MARK KERSHAW BBC Pebble Mill

First of six programmes by RICHARD GORDON starring William Gaunt Richard Vernon with Jill Meager
Christopher Benjamin Rupert Frazer in The New Boy
Music MAX HARRIS
Videotape editor CHRIS WADSWORTH Lighting RON BRISTOW
Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Produced and directed by SYDNEY LOTTERBY
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A programme to mark the 50th anniversary of the Munich agreement.
When Chamberlain returned from Munich in September 1938, the British people rejoiced that their elderly prime minister had delivered the nation from war.
Only a year later Britain was at war with Germany. To this day he is regarded as a weak man who gave in to the bullying of a dictator. Is this a fair view?
Robert Harris, the Political Editor of the Observer, looks again at the role of Neville Chamberlain. Contrary to popular belief, he finds a strong, even obstinate man who believed he was right to hope for the best while he prepared for the worst. Those who remember him describe how he helped to lay the foundations for final victory over Nazi Germany.
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11.15pm Weather view

Poets on Poetry
BBC archive film is the starting point for this programme marking the centenary ofT. S. Eliot 's birth. Douglas Dunn , Kingsley Amis, Patricia Beer , Andrew Motion and Stephen Spender look at archive film of poets they knew, admired or disliked, including T. S. Eliot , W. H. Auden , Stevie Smith , Philip Larkin and John Betjeman.
Director JULIA MATHESON Producer DAVID HEYCOCK

The second of a short series of films. Today starring
Sascha Disselkamp Mary Ketikidou
Freytag spends his days fixing cars, and his free time organising a band. Schmittchen dreams of seducing an older woman. Horn is a frustrated composer at a time when everyone else is content to copy the Stones. Lisa knows better, but who needs a girl singer? Can a hustling 14-year-old manager get the Heartbreakers into the big time?
Screenplay by MATTHIAS SELIG
Directed by PETER F. BRINGMANN
(A German film with English subtitles. First showing on British television)
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