9.40am Lifeschool
Links - the Developing World Fishing for Answers
Can new technology help traditional industries to survive?
Director JUUET MILLER
Producer ANDY WALKER (R) (e) 10 05am You and Me
Book: Meal One by IVOR CUTLER Illustrated by HELEN OXENBY Presenter JENI BARNETT (R) (e)
10.18am Music Time Dick Whittington
The original performance of a musical version of this tale.
With children from FITZJOHN'S PRIMARY SCHOOL. Presenters
JONATHAN COHEN. HELEN SPEIRS
Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT (R) (e)
10.40am Thinkabout In the Mirror
(R) (e)
10.58am Zig Zag
Winter Festival: Finland Finland is the home of reindeer, and according to the children of Punkisalmu School it is the home of Father
Christmas as well. COLLETON SCHOOL in Twyford links up with Finland.
Producer TOM STANIER (R) (e)
11.20am Into Music Christmas Concert
A concert with a Caribbean flavour. Listen to the music in the songs Island in the Sun, Christmas Calypso and Twelve Days of Christmas. Presenters SEETA INDRANI,
MARTYN GERAINT with LUCKY Children from
ELMGROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL.
ROXETH MANOR MIDDLE SCHOOL Directed and produced by SHEILA FRASER
Series producer ELIZABETH BENNETT (R)(e)
11.40am MI 10:
Mathematical Investigations Patterns followed by Time Graph Presenter HILARY CLOUGH
Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE (R) (e)
12.00 France Francais Parlons Cuisine
Where do you find the best cooking in the world - and the worst?
Producer SUSAN PATON (R) (e)
12.15pm History File
Twentieth-Century History
Stalin and the Modernisation of Russia. How Stalin's rise to power affected the Soviet Union m the 1930s. (R) (e)
12.35pm Issues
A Vision of the Future?
We've been brought up on a diet of good quality television in this country. But changes are on the horizon in the shape of satellite television. Presenter ROB CURLING Producer MIKE DICK
1.00pm Science in Action Good Vibrations
Presenters KJARTAN POSKITT and TERRY MARSH
Producer ROBIN MUDGE (R) (e)
A See-Saw programme (R)
Pets with Floella Benjamin
Story: Sunday Afternoon by PETER BONNICI
Illustrations by LISA KOPPER Storytellers Perminderpal Gill, Brian Jameson
Musical director RICHARD BROWN Producer SHEILA FRASER Executive producer
CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)
A History of Christmas
Children from two Suffolk schools put on a medieval banquet, tell the tale of St Nicholas and re-enact the Nativity. (R) (e)
Weather followed by Words and Pictures
Slippery Snow
Slippery snow is a hazard for Jacko as he sets out to do his Christmas shopping. Presenter Vicky Ireland
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (R) (e)
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Sixth of eight programmes
Washington, Tyne and Wear John Grundy looks over one of the country's best new towns, and asks is it a town, or a very superior suburb? Producer PAUL PAXTON
Weather followed by International
Pro-Celebrity Golf
The urbane and ubiquitous Terry Wogan enjoys his partnership with Lee Trevino , while the ex-England rugby captain Bill Beaumont joins forces with the strong man of golf Sandy Lyle , for the Whyte and Mackay Scotch Trophy. Peter AUiss watches a keen contest over nine holes of the Ailsa course.
Executive producer
JOHN SHREWSBURY (R)
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Clue: Playwright (Answer in today's programme!)
The Dump Truck
Richard Blizzard shows you how to build a tough truck for those heavy construction jobs around the garden. Production assistant CLAIRE CHAMBERS
Producer PHILIP THICKETT
Rob Curling with the latest on all things BBC.
starring with Keye Luke
'Things like these cannot happen in Berlin,' says a very Germanic and extremely uninformed policeman during Charlie Chan 's latest caper, a chase after spies who have stolen a remote-control aircraft-guiding device. It begins in Honolulu and ends at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin where number one son is, inscrutably, a member of the US swimming team ...
Screenplay by ROBERT ELLIS and HELEN LOGAN Produced by JOHN STONE
Directed by H. BRUCE HUMBERSTONE
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Luther Vandross talks about his new album ana penorms in concert from Atlanta. Mega-group of the 70s Earth, Wind and Fire, back together after five years, explain how the music's changed. Troop - America's latest singing/ dancing teenyboppers talk you through the motions. MC Duke gives his sociological rhymes on the state of Britain. Plus a trip to Harlem to see the weird and wacky contestants who enter
Amateur Night at the Apollo. Executive producer JENNY COWAN Producer TERRY JERVIS BBC Pebble Mill
Young Vietnam Thirteen years after the end of the Vietnam war, Vietnam today is not an easy place in which to grow up. Yet many teenagers are keen to play their part in rebuilding their shattered country.
Narrator David Yip
Series producer ROGER TONGE Produced and directed by J. EDWARD MILNER
An ACACIA production for BBCtv (First shown in 'Daytime on Two
DEF II editor JANET STREET PORTER
Bronson Pinchot as Balki Mark Linn-Baker as Larry Tux for Two
Larry is delighted to receive an invitation to a swanky black-tie reception for a famous photographer, but having Balki as his guest threatens to expose him to considerable embarrassment....
Written by JOEL SALTZMAN Directed by JOEL ZWICK
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Private Choice
At Broomwood Hall, London, parents pay up to E900 a term at a private pre-prep school which started with 12 pupils in 1984 and now has well over a 100. Private
Choice looks at what's on offer at Broomwood Hall and the free state primary school a few streets away. Private day schools like Bradford
Grammar are the other major growth area in independent education.
Maureen O'Connor talks to the headmaster, David Smith (also Chairman of the Headmaster's Conference). Series producer SALLY KIRKWOOD Producer BERNARD ADAMS (e)
All over the world men, women and children are imprisoned for their beliefs, ethnic origin and religion. They are known as prisoners of conscience. To mark the 40th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, BBC2 is mounting a series of ten five-minute programmes over two weeks presented by famous personalities. The story of tonight's prisoner of conscience is told by Sting.
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The last programme in this 12-part series
Narrated by Anthony Quayle The Adventure of Flight
Why do people fly? What is it about flight that has fascinated man for centuries? Pilots speak of it as a privilege. There's a common bond among them all. A dedication to excellence.
Some have called it the 'right stuff, others 'the touch', all talk of 'the freedom'.
Richard Bach , former test pilot and author of Jonathan Livingstone Seagull captures the essence of this adventure of flight.
Film editor PETER GOWER
Series producer IVAN RENDALL Executive producer JOHN GAU Producer TONY SALMON BBC Pebble Mill
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starring Jason Connery, Diane Cilento
For a boy who has intelligence, good looks and is a top sportsman, John Kirkland finds adjusting to the rough and tumble of college life difficult. He cannot bring himself to submit to the idiotic humiliations 'freshers' are put through: his chaste relationship with his girlfriend and his concern for his divorced mother add to his burden. Jason Connery - playing opposite his real-life mother Diane Cilento, gives a sensitive performance.
Produced by RICHARD MASON Written and directed by STEPHEN WALLACE
(First showing on British television)
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11.15pm Weatherview
The second in a series of six outstanding film essays by the late James Cameron
The 730th Day of the Six-Day War
James Cameron returned to Israel on the second anniversary of the June war. He retraced the lightning advance of the Israeli army. Produced and directed by RICHARD MARQUAND (R)