9.30 am Encounter: Austria Apprentices
(e)
9.45am Scotland This Century 4: Bombs on Clydesdale
The 1941 air raids during the Second World War.
Producer ROBERT CLARK (R) (e)
10.05am Look and Read Badger Girl. The Badgerman (e)
10.25am Around Scotland Aberdeen. 2: Into the Past
(e)
10.45am
Storytime Jim and the Beanstalk
(e)
11.03am Into Music. Balloons (e)
11.25am Wondermaths Programme 4
(e)
11.40am Let's See. The Sixties (e)
12.00 Job Bank. Construction (e)
12.20pm English File Masculine Protest
Irish writer FRANK O'CONNOR chose his short story themes direct from life. His story,
Masculine Protest, is partly based on his own son.
Producer BRUCE JAMSON (R) (e)
12.55pmScene
Your Place or Mine?
Huw gives up his room to two
English girls on holiday. He's not too happy about being pushed out to an old caravan, but things look up when the girls discover him there So why does he end up in the shed?
Film editor JOHN BILLINGHAM Producer ROGER TONGE

Written and presented by Mike Amatt The Leaves
Mop takes a walk in the woods and Smiff has a sticky problem.
Animation SIMON AND SARA BOR Director SID WADDELL Producer DAVID BROWN BBC North West (R)

Storytelling
The Way It Is
A look at social realism, with dramatisations from the books Break in the Sun, Buddy and Delroy Is Here. Children's author Bernard Ashey talks about realism in his stories.
Presented by Sue Elliot Producer
DAVID MELDRUM (R) (e)

Weather followed by You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Animal song: Animals That Fly through the Air Book: Moongame
Animation PETER LANG
Producer NICC1 CROWTHER (R) (e)

Live coverage, including an address to delegates by the Prime Minister, the Rt Hon Margaret Thatcher , mp including at
3.00pm News and Weather
3.45pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

from St Andrews , Fife
GREG NORMAN (Australia), NICK FALDO (England),
IAN WOOSNAM (Wales), CURTIS STRANGE (USA), SANDY LYLE
(Scotland), SEVE BALLESTEROS (Spain) and TOMMY NAKAJIMA (Japan) lead their teams into action.
Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER Commentators
PETER ALLISS
BRUCE CRITCHLEY
CLIVE CLARK , ALEX HAY

Continuing a season of their classic comedies.

Burning a childhood photo of their twins Alf and Bert, Stan and Ollie hope to conceal the existence of their no-good brothers from their wives. Meanwhile, aboard the SS Periwinkle, Alf and Bert have been given an important mission ashore - to deliver a certain package.
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[Starring] Phil Silvers as Sgt Bilko
Ray Barker of the New York Globe takes an undercover assignment to expose lax army security. (R)

On the final day of the Conservative Party
Conference in Brighton, Sir Robin Day gauges reaction to the Prime Minister's speech. Vivian White reports.
Producer ELAINE THOMAS Editor JAMES HOGAN

One Small Step
Nine children have recently started at a school in Hornsey, north London which they hope will change their lives. The Hornsey Centre for Handicapped
Children says it is bringing the pioneering Hungarian method of conductive education to London for the first time. Glyn Worsnip follows the children for their first month, and finds that the debate concerning the best way forward for many handicapped children is far from resolved.
Film editor JOHN DELFGOU Producer JANET WILLIAMS Editor COLIN STANBRIDGE
(Regional programme - for variations see below)

from Lingfield, Surrey and Sandy, Bedfordshire with Geoff Hamilton and John Kelly
Bonsai, literally 'potted tree', has grown in popularity considerably over the last few years. Chelsea gold-medal winner, Peter Chan , explains some of the basics of this Japanese art.
Twelve months ago
Peter Ridout had a typical cottage garden, now he has created a Japanese garden in the heart of an English village. Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON
Producer MARK KERSHAW BBC Pebble Mill
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by RICHARD GORDON starring William Gaunt Richard Vernon with Jill Meager
Christopher Benjamin Rupert Frazer Diane Fletcher in The Perfect Match
Music MAX HARRIS
Film editor JOHN JARVIS
Videotape editor CHRIS WADSWORTH Lighting RON BRISTOW
Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Produced and directed by SYDNEY LOTTERBY

The Lincoln Child Protection Team is on call 24 hours a day. Over the past three years, the NSPCC has radically changed its practice - moving away from the solitary inspector towards the team approach, where staff work jointly on cases and are encouraged to share their problems, stresses and experience.
This has been particularly successful in the handling of sexual abuse cases, where the most painful and delicate decisions have to be made about the future of children at risk.
Photography MIKE FOX Film editor CHRIS WADE Assistant producer SALLY ANNE LOMAS
Producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS BBC Pebble Mill

with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick

A Place to Be Old
You don't expect to see pets on a hospital ward, but at the Mount Pleasant and Clayponds hospitals in west London, that is exactly what will greet you.
As a nursing officer, Ralph Greaves 's job is not unlike that of the matron in an old hospital. When he arrived at the hospitals in 1983, he found them run down and demoralised. With few resources but plenty of good nursing, he managed a quiet revolution in the care of his elderly patients.
Film editor ANDREW JOHNSTON Producer PETER SYMES (R)
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The fifth in a short series of films. Today starring Sven Wollter, Tomas von Bromssen

Two cops staking out a brothel answer an emergency call. A simple post office robbery turns out to have unexpected ramifications, and they find their investigation blocked. This political thriller is based on Leif G.W. Persson's novel, whose police career ended when he was blamed for revelations of corruption.
(Swedish film with English subtitles)
(First showing on British television)
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Live from Los Angeles
Charles Wheeler presents the last of the presidential debates between Michael Dukakis and George Bush Editors DAVID COXON TAYLOR and TIM ORCHARD