9.30am Inset
5: Looking Back, Looking Forward
As some pilot projects move into Extension, how can the achievements of the Technical and Vocational Initiative's first four years be assessed? Film editor AMBER LANE
Producer ROGER FRY (R) (e)
10.00am Encounter: Austria The School Year Begins
... for some with a fashion show, for others with English lessons, a fencing class and a visit to the Landeszeughaus, Graz. Film editor LUIS ESPANA
Producer SUSAN PATON (R) (e)
10.15am Look and Read Badger Girl. Lost on the Moor 'More ponies stolen', reads the newspaper headline. But who are the crooks, Barker and Deal ... or the Badgermen? with MARGO GUNN , JOHN HOLLIS ASHIEK MADHVANI. JUNE MARLOW JAMES MARSTON , JULIA MILLBANK NICK ORCHARD, KIERON O'SHEA WILLIAM SQUIRE
CHARLES COLLINGWOOD
KATIE HEBB and GARY WATSON Written by ANDREW DAVIES
Assistant producer ROGER FRY Producer SUSAN PATON (R) (e)
10.40am Investigating Science Measurement: Made to Measure Producer CAROLINE GODLEY
Series producer ROBIN GWYN (R) (e)
11.00am Watch The Ramayana 5: Performance
A procession of giant puppets welcomes us to Battersea Park to enjoy the ILEA schools' performance of the Ramayana. Presented by LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR with thanks to INNER LONDON EDUCATION AUTHORITY and MANDALA THEATRE PROJECTS Music by BRUCE FURSMAN
ERIC MADDERN , VENICE MANLEY
KATHIE PRINCE and KESHAV SATHE Film editors RAY NICOLAIDES and ANN BURROWS
Series producer JULIA DRUM (e)
11.18am Wondermaths 5: On the spaceship
Investigator, Stella is puzzling over a skittle problem. Written by COLIN davis
Series consultant JOHN SHARPE
Producer DAVID SCOTT COWAN (R) (e)
11.35am Making History The Tudors
Mary, Queen of Scots
Why did Mary, Queen of Scots seek refuge in England? Why did Elizabeth put her in prison? What kind of threat did she pose to Elizabeth between 1558 and the time of her death? What would you have done about Mary if you had been Elizabeth?
Presented by RICHARD BURROWS
Producer JILL SHEPPARD (R) (e)
12.00 Words into Action 5: People's Views of Jesus SIMON MAYO concludes his exploration of the Christian faith. We live in a multi-faith, pluralistic society, but many people have a view on who
Jesus is or was. Simon looks at some of these views with the help of a specially-constructed survey, people from different faiths and an advertising executive.
Assistant producer TIM DEHN Producer JOHN FORREST (e)
12.20pm Science Topics Catalysis
'No catalysts, then no chemistry, then no life.'
Series producer PETER BRATT (e)
12.40pm Job Bank Light Engineering
What is the work like in a light engineering factory?
Producers JILL GLYNDON REED and PAUL MITCHELL (e)
1.00pm Deutsch direkt! 5: How tea is blended in Leer, and how it is served in Greetsiel.
Presented by HANNI VANHAIDEN Director MARION ALLINSON
Producer MADDALENA FAGANDINI (R) (e)
Book £6.95, three cassettes £4.95 each and 'Notes for Teachers' are available from bookshops or direct from [address removed]. Software pack available from £22.95
1.25pm King Rollo A See-Saw programme by DAVID MCKEE
Narration Ray Brooks Music DUNCAN LAMONT Animation LEO BELTOFT
Production CLIVE JUSTER (R)
1.30pm Animal Fair with Don Spencer
Music director JONATHAN COHEN Percussion WILL HILL
Woodwind MARTIN FRITH
Assistant producer SHEILA FRASER Production BARBARA RODDAM (R)
1.40pm Outlook
The Book that Changed the World
3: Gruffydd Jones and Thomas Charles
Presenters Gwen Ellis and Derec Brown
Producer RHIANNON REES BBC Wales (e)
2.00pm News Weather followed by You and Me
Maths-at-the-fair: dodgems Books: Monsters Are Like
That and The Doorbell Rang Presenter Gary Wilmot Animation PETER LANG and ALAN ROGERS
Director SUE ARON (R) (e)

Rothmans Grand Prix from the Hexagon, Reading NEAL FOULDS has twice been in the semi-finals of this tournament, and will endeavour to improve on that this year. At the other table is TONY DRAGO from
Malta, and he'll be playing a Welshman.
Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators TED
LOWE JACK KARNEHM. CLIVE EVERTON Television presentation HUW JONES PETER HAYWARD
Executive producer KEITH MACKENZIE including at
3.00pm News and Weather

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 CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer MARK KERSHAW BBC Pebble Mill

Starring Randolph Scott and Robert Ryan

The town of Liberal, Kansas, is disturbed by trail drivers who devastate farmlands in getting their cattle to the railroads. Marshal 'Bat' Masterson is called in to deal with the lawless cowboys and in doing so unites the farmers in a common cause.
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Pops Is Always Right (R)

with Mike Smith Janet Ellis and Chris Goffey
It's preview day at the British International Motor Show and a chance for the world's leading manufacturers to unveil their latest products with all the glamour and glitz we have come to expect. How are British manufacturers holding up in the face of very tough competition from Europe and Japan? BBC Pebble Mill

The Cost of Getting it Wrong In August 1987, John Tattum fell to his death on a building site in London. He was a victim of the boom in the construction industry which, according to the Health and Safety Executive, killed 140 people and seriously injured another 3,500 last year.
The HSE launched a major campaign to try to combat the problem but, with only 12 inspectors and more than
100,000 sites in London alone, what can they hope to achieve? Reporter Jackie Spreckley follows an inspector raiding sites in London to find out why the industry has such a poor safety record and asks who should be held responsible? Researchers
LOUISE HIBBINS. PAUL LARKIN Producer STEVE HEWLETT Editor COLIN CAMERON BBC North West

First of a six-part comedy series by PAUL SMITH and TERRY KYAN starring
Mel Smith
Mike Grady and Louisa Rix in Flaunt It
Lighting director
BERT POSTLETHWAITE
Sound supervisor JIM CADMAN Designer JO DAY
Associate producer JAMIE RIX Produced and directed by JOHN KLLBY
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A 13-part series presented by Colin Blakemore 6: Madness
The true nightmare of schizophrenia is revealed at St Elizabeth's Hospital,
Washington, DC - the disease is devastating for both patients and their families. While the most severe sufferers don't want to stay in hospital, they cannot be supported in the community. In Britain, Professor Blakemore meets a schizophrenic whose 'voices' are now controlled by drugs - and he finds new hope in research on the origins of madness.
Producer (WNET) DEWITT SAGE Producer (BBC) IAN CALVERT Film editor JUSTIN AMSDEN Executive editor (WNET) RICHARD HUTTON
Series producer MARTIN FREETH
Co-produced with WNET. New York

First of two programmes Citizens or Strangers? The huddled groups of Jewish refugees who came to Manchester from Poland and Lithuania 100 years ago were preceded by even poorer Jews in the 18th century. After the war, there were arrivals from among the survivors of the concentration camps - but this is a celebration for 35,000 citizens of Manchester: they are no longer strangers. Singer Arthur Hessayon Researcher HOWARD RIFKIN Picture editor CARL FORD Produced and directed by BEATA LIPMAN
Editor CYRIL GATES BBC North West

Grand Prix from the Hexagon, Reading
Further coverage introduced by DAVID VINE.
TV presentation WENDY SHEPPARD