9.20am Police Powers First of six films on the Police and the public. Keeping PACE?
The Police and Criminal
Evidence Act 1984 - PACE - is the police officers' bible, a statutory set of rules which governs every aspect of police work from stop and search, to arrest and detention, to the handling of complaints.
The Police Federation say that PACE is too restrictive and hinders crime detection. Others feel that record keeping and a new complaints procedure don't go far enough to protect the suspect from possible abuse.
Film editor PAUL WILLEY
Producer CHRIS LENT (R) (e) For the print pack containing information on the main police
Powers which affect young people send a 12" x 9" sae with 55P stamp to. [address removed]
9.50 France Français Estelle
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10.05am You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Presented by GARY WILMOT
Oibs decides to raffle a bottle of fizzy pop. A typical day in the hospital for Louise.
Song: Michael, Row the Boat Ashore
Film editor DAVID PAINTER (R) (e)
10.20am Science Workshop Paper(B)
PaDCT you write on, paper you wrap with, paper you sail in and paper you eat.
Series producer MICHAEL COYLE (R) (e)
10.40am Around Scotland Aberdeen
2: Into the Past
Presented by FRIEDA With SCOTT CHRISTIE and KAREN RAMSAY
Looking for the past in present - a boy newly arrived in Aberdeen explores the city with the help of a family friend who already lives there. Producer PETER LEGGE
Series producer MARIANNE BAIRD
11.00am Words and Pictures Big Dog ... Little Dog
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11.15am Walrus Guess What?
The More You Know . about the background to a story, the easier it becomes to understand what is going on. So MICHAEL ROSEN and the team visit a museum. Clues presented by DAVID FREEMAN
Producer MORTON SURGUY (R) (e)
11.35am MI10:
Mathematical Investigations
Geometric Progressions j NumbersasCodes
(e) 11 55am Words into Action 4:LifeandDeath
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12.15pm Science in Action Fruits of the Earth
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12.35pm Lifeschool Going to Work CPVE
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1.00pm A Life of Our Own Fourth often programmes for people with learning difficulties.
Presented by GARY BOURLET and PETER BURCIS with SIR BRIAN RIX
The Pathway Employment Service has successfully placed over 1,000 people with learning difficulties. The presenters talk to Sir Brian Rix and to LINDA PHILLIPS Of
YTS about how to get work. Studio director MARTYN SUKER Producer JOHN BROOKE (R) (e)

Stars
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Weather followed by
Storytime Jim and the Beanstalk When Jim climbs the beanstalk, he's in no danger from the ageing giant who has lost his teeth and his taste for boys on toast.
Presenter David Brierly Puppets ALAN PLATT
Animation BURA & HARDWICK
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (R) (e)

Live coverage with debates on green belt development, employment and social services. Commentators
DAVID DIMBLEBY , VIVIAN WHITE Editor JAMES HOGAN including at
3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

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Animation with a musical iheme:
Top Cat Rap;
My Baby Just Cares for Me by PETER LORD , music NINA SIMONE; Living in a Mobile Home by NEVILLE ASTLEY ;
Monster Man by JEFF NEWITT , music by THE REVILLOS;
Harvest for the World by AARMANS, GRANDSLAM.
ANIMUS and THE MOLOTOV BROTHERS, music by THE
CHRISTIANS - an appeal for the Disasters Emergency Committee.

Dr Jerry Nims is questioned about his eight-million dollar movement to protect
Christian values in the States and his views on the moral ranking of political candidates.
Research PAUL GALLAGHER Director LIZ SCOTT
Producer DAVID MARTIN BBC Scotland

On the second day of the Conservative Party Conference in Brighton,
Sir Robin Day interviews the politicians.
Vivian White analyses the current controversies. OB producer NEIL ECCLES Producer ELAINE THOMAS Editor JAMES HOGAN

Treasure Island
Have Map, Will Travel
An adventure in the Pacific with actress, Moira Lister The lure was solid gold - a. life-size Madonna stolen two centuries ago from Lima
Cathedral and buried on Cocos Island.
The dream was all-consuming. For more than 30 years Moira Lister had enjoyed the fame of the stage; for rather longer she had been haunted by family memories of an old map with a smudgy cross on it. Her uncle had it - and lost it. But her dream survived. Then she met an aristocrat who produced a similiar map Now she had the map ... she would have to travel.
Film cameraman DAVID SWAN Film editor JANE VAL BAKER Producer RICHARD LIGHTBODY Series editor TIM SLESSOR
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A drama series in five parts The law today: guardian of the public or a machine for vested interests? A film drama with an inside view as lawyers, committed to change, create a new style of practice.
Series created by HELENA KENNEDY
With PETER FLANNERY Screenplays by PETER FLANNERY starring
1: Crime and Punishment with Katherine's a razor-sharp radical in a very male business. In demand as a brief for cases like Cora's - a small cog in a big drugs run.
Wanted by Frank Cartwright , whose dream of a new kind of chambers at Fetter Court is about to come true ...
Original music COLIN TOWNS Designer JOHN HURST Editor ARDEN FISHER
Photography ALEC CURTIS
Produced by MICHAEL WEARING Directed by ROBERT WALKER
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A Hidden Problem
'Distressing, demoralising and totally degrading.'
Since 1977 nurses have been trained with the aim of helping sufferers from incontinence. There are now Continence Advisors throughout the country, and Janet Blannin was one of the first.
I did not do justice to 'Nurses' when it started. With three episodes under its belt, it has emerged as a compelling and valuable account of how Britain's s angels are adapting their care to changing times. TODAY Sound recordist KEITH RODGERSON Film editor IAN PITCH BBC Bristol (R)
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