9.30am Inset
4: Overarching Issues
What does the Technical and Vocational Education Initiative have to say about equal opportunities for the sexes, recording achievement and progression into further education?
Film editor AMBER LANE
Producer ROGER FRY (R) (e)
10.00am Encounter: Austria Apprentices
What is it like to train for a job in Austria?
Sound recordist BOB ROBERTS Producer SUSAN PATON (R) (e)
10.15am Look and Read Badger Girl. The Badgerman Norman gets lost on the moor and meets two men on the lookout for pony-rustlers. Somebody, somewhere, is up to no good ...
Written by ANDREW DAVIES with MARGO GUNN. JOHN HOLLIS
ASHIEK MADHVANI. JAMES
MARSTON JULIA MILLBANK. KIERON O'SHEA
WILLIAM SQUIRE
CHARLES COLLINGWOOD
KATIE HEBB and GARY WATSON Assistant producer ROGER FRY Producer SUSAN PATON (R) (e)
10.40am Investigating Science Observation: a Closer Look From a hand lens to the electron microscope - how the problem of seeing a virus at lOO.OOOx magnification has been solved.
Narrator MAC ANDREWS Director CHARLOTTE BLACK followed by Teeth for Life? How can the process of observation be used to find ways of preventing tooth decay?
Presented by FRED HARRIS Producer CAROLINE GODLEY
Series producer ROBIN GWYN (R) (e) ll.OOamWatch TheRamayana
Giant Puppets and the Ocean Louise and Tony find out how children make their giant puppets for the Ramayana and how they learn to move like the ocean. Presented by LOUISE HALL TAYLOR and TONY NEILSON
Film editors RAY NICHOLAS and ANN BURROWS
Series producer JULIA DRUM (e)
11.18am Wondermaths
4: Zak and Stella find there is more than one way to arrange the contents of Investigator's storage cupboard.
Written by COLIN DAVIS
Radiophonic music ROGER LIMB Producer JOHN CHAPPLE (R) (e)
11.35am Making History The Tudors
The Beggars Are Coming
Who looked after the poor? A beggar, a spinner and a farm labourer find different ways of survival during the hard times of 1601. Presented by RICHARD BURROWS Dramatisation
KEITH GOODALL Producer JILL SHEPPARD (R) (e)
12.00 Words into Action 4: Life and Death
At the heart of Christianity lies a view on life and therefore on death. SIMON MAYO scares the life out of himself then goes on to meet believers who have experience of death in one way or another. MATTHEW FREEMAN updates a psalm which may fill in some of the background. Assistant producer TIM DEHN Producer JOHN FORREST (e)
12.20pm Science Topics Chemists at Work
Is Britain's drinking water pure?
Series producer PETER BRATT (R) (e)
12.40pm Job Bank Construction
A look at some jobs for young people.
Series producer PAUL MITCHELL (R) (e)
1.00pm Deutsch direkt!
A series of 20 programmes for beginners in German.
4: How to book accommodation and buy things in quantities and weights.
Presented by HANNI VANHAIDEN Director MARION ALLINSON
Producer MADDALENA FAGANDINI (R) (e)
Book £6. 95, and three cassettes at £4.95 each available from retailers
A See-Saw programme (R)
with Don Spencer
Music director JONATHAN COHEN Percussion WILL HILL Bass DAVE ROSE
Assistant producer ANNE DENEHY Production BARBARA RODDAM (R)
Environment
2: Woodlands with Lionel Kelleway Producer JACK KING (R) (e)
Weather followed by You and Me
Maths-at-the-fair: fishing for ducks. Book: Just Awful (R) (e)
Further live coverage including debates on trade and industry, and defence. Commentators
DAVID DIMBLEBY , VIVIAN WHITE Producers ELAINE THOMAS
VANESSA DOWELL KIRSTY STEWART Editor JAMES HOGAN including at
3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton John Kelly and Bill Symondson
The Budget Garden will be a blaze of colour next summer from a border
Planted out now. but will it survive the onslaught of slugs? Where does the future lie in the control of these Pests?
Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer MARK KERSHAW BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefaxpage 261
starring Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda
Ben and Howdy are horse wranglers and - as they are the first to admit - not the brightest of cowboys.
Somehow they seem to work hard and never have anything to show for it.
One day, they vow, it will be different. In the meantime they are saddled with a temperamental horse,
Old Fooler, and another winter in the High Country.
Ben Jones..............GLENN FORD Howdy Lewis. .....HENRY FONDA Mary.............SUE ANE LANGDON Sister .................HOPE HOLIDAY Jim Ed Love. ..........CHILL WILLS Vince Moore
EDGAR BUCHANAN
Agatha Moore
KATHLEEN FREEMAN
Meg Moore. .......JOAN FREEMAN Bull .....................DENVER
PYLE Tanner. .........BARTON MACLANE Arlee ............DOODLES WEAVER Mrs Norson .ALLEGRA VARRON Screenplay by BURT KENNEDY based on a novel by MAX EVANS Producer RICHARD E. LYONS Director BURT KENNEDY
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On the first day at the Conservative Party
Conference in Brighton, Sir Robin Day interviews the politicians who have been at the centre of today's events.
Vivian White analyses the current controversies, and the big debates are followed by the day's major interview.
Producer ELAINE THOMAS Editor JAMES HOGAN
The Golden Panda will be the most eagerly sought-after prize at this international wildlife film and television festival.
Over the past week, 215 entries from 27 countries have been judged by an international jury.
Tonight, the results are announced live from
Bristol's Colston Hall.
Anna Ford hosts the event and introduces extracts from the best of the Festival.
HRH Prince Philip, President of the World Wide Fund for
Nature presents the five major awards - including the Golden Panda.
Designer STEPHEN BROWNSEY Engineering manager GEOFF STAFFORD
Assistant producer ROBIN PRYTHERCH
Director ROY CHAPMAN Producer GEORGE INGER BBC Bristol
A 13-part series presented by Colin Blakemore
5: Prisoners of Pleasure
There are pleasure circuits in the brain designed to make people crave the things they need - drugs can take these over. Jim tried many drugs without getting hooked - but then came his first attempt at 'freebasing' cocaine. It was 400 times the high of an orgasm, he says. He became an addict. Liza was powerfully addicted to her chemically very different tranquillisers.
Researchers believe different drugs affect brain cells in similar ways, but why is it some people can take or leave drugs, while others become prisoners of their habit? Film editor KEITH RAVEN
Assistant producer IAN CALVERT Executive editor (WNET) RICHARD HUTTON
Series producer MARTIN FREETH
Co-produced with WNET, New York
by AMANDA MACKENZIE STUART Last in a series by new film-makers
Edinburgh 1963: Alice is 11 and fascinated by sex. But her mother's involvement with Francois introduces Alice to more facts of life than she had bargained for.
Singer AMY RODENBOURG MUSIC ELAINE STREETER
Art director CARMEL COLLINS
Editor KONSTANTINOS FOUNTAS Producer
AMANDA MACKENZIE STUART Director LAURA SIMS
(Made at the National Film and Television School)
with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick
Troubled Minds
Vickie and Kevin Carey are registered mental nurses. 'Empathy rather than sympathy' is what their varied patients are offered. Sound recordist CHRIS ATKINSON
Film cameraman GRAHAM VEEVERS (R)
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