9.30am Treffpunkt: Osterreich Studio Murz-Schuler machen Programm
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9.45am Politics in Action 5: Living Apart, Working Together
Solving problems by co-operative enterprises. Narrator ALEC HEGGIE
Producer PETER LEGGE (R) (e)
10.05am Look and Read Badger Girl
Stripey the Superbadger.
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10.25am Around Scotland Pantomime
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10.45am Storytime
The Monkeys and the Moon
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11.03am Into Music Christmas Concert
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11.25am Wondermaths (10)
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11.40am Let's See Christmas Magic
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12.00 Past Thirteen
Choices in the Third Year Your Child's Choice
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12.20pm English File Last of three parts
A View from the Bridge by ARTHUR MILLER with DEL HENNEY as Eddie Carbone with JOHN BLUTHAL , FRANCESCA BRILL. VINCENZO RICOTTA. STUART MUNGALL. MICHAEL ROBERTS.
YVONNE BRYCELAND. MARK JAX Producer GEOFF WILSON (R) (e)
12.55pm Scene Love Is ...?
How do teenagers' views on love compare with a couple married for 40 years, and two lovers in their late 70s?
Film editor AMBER LANE
Series producer ROGER TONGE
Producer WILFRED EMMANUEL-JONES (e)
A See-Saw programme (R)
When the Bell Goes
A look at school stories past and present.
Producer DAVID MELDRUM (R) (e)
Weather followed by You and Me
It's not easy to replace a lost peg doll from a fire engine; Cosmo and Jeni Barnett try to help Dibs.
Book: Winklet Gets Lost by EILEEN RYDER
Illustrated by STEPHANIE LANG (R)
Introduced by David Icke Sporting Choice
Steve Davis and Barry Hearn are live in the studio for a special edition of the programme. The greatest
'team' in snooker have been let loose inside the BBC Sports Library. They pick out their favourite sporting memories, talk about their own particular sporting heroes, and cue up those moments they especially want to see again from the sporting archives. Plus a rundown of the main contenders for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award, with the result due in just over 48 hours time. Producer MARK SCHOFIELD
('Sports Review of 1988, Sundny, BBC1) including at
3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
Anagram: is no sir Clue: Composer
(Answer in today's programme!)
Lord Tonypandy in conversation with the late Roy Plomley
In his Cardiff bungalow, the former Speaker of the House of Commons talks about some of his favourite things. Producer MICHAEL KERR (R)
Presented by Sue Robinson This week an opportunity to rub shoulders with the famous in the VIP world of -Silvia Mackenzie who uses fabric and paint to create portrait dolls. JR from Dallas and the Queen Mother are just two of the celebrities found in her sitting room.
There's a breath of fresh air with the ingenious kites of Martin Lester - a high flier in the international world of kite design whose birds, flying sharks, and winged Icarus, have become cult objects among kiting enthusiasts. In the workshop, the knitting project is completed and Sarbjit Natt begins work on a painted silk scarf using traditional Gujarati techniques. Designer MAY EAKIN
Studio director KRISTIN MASON Producer MARY SPRENT
Series producer DICK FOSTER (e)
starring
Reg Varney
Norman Rossington Wilfred and Jack are on the run from a gambling debt when they find the perfect hiding place - a film studio.
They hit upon a plan to solve their financial problems but unknown to them, a rival gang has the same idea....
Screenplay by ALAN HACKNEY Produced by ROY SIMPSON Directed by HARRY BOOTH
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Starring Phil Silvers as Sergeant Bilko (R)
All over the world men, women and children are imprisoned for their beliefs, ethnic origin and religion. They have not used or advocated violence. In this two week series of brief portraits of brave men and women, the story of tonight's prisoner of conscience is presented by Glenda Jackson.
Pills for All Ills
Half a million people in Britain are hooked on tranquillisers.
The Government has called them 'drug misusers' but they see themselves as innocent victims of addiction and prescription. The drugs have wrecked careers and marriages.
Now thousands are seeking compensation through the courts in what promises to be the biggest action of its kind in legal history.
Reporter Laurie Mayer Picture editor SIMON HOLLAND Producer DAVID HANINGTON Editor COLIN STANBRIDGE
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Introduced by Geoff Hamilton and Gay Search
Once the lawn and hard landscaping are complete the new garden really begins to take shape and by early June it is time for planting. In a small garden it is important to select plants which will provide year round interest and, with cost in mind, it is just as important to plant them correctly especially in the heavy clay soil of the First Time Garden.
Most gardens offer a wide range of different growing conditions - dry shade, north-or south-facing borders and acid or limey conditions - so Geoff and Gay advise on which plants to use.
Production assistant JAYNE SAVAGE Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
III CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Introduced by Jonathan King St Louis
'Meet me in St Louis' sang Judy Garland but there is now a newer and bigger star resident there - Spuds McKenzie - a dog who advertises beer and has become one of America's most famous celebrities.
St Louis is the gateway of America where west meets east and there is a huge spectacular arch - one of the most impressive structures we have ever seen. JK meets Wet Wet Wet on tour, and Robert Englund , better known as Freddie from the Nightmare on Elm Street movies. He also visits a gospel radio station and tastes a local delicacy - a brain sandwich.
Film cameraman MIKE RADFORD Film sound SIMON WILSON Film editor NINA TIMPERI
Videotape editor ROGER MARTIN Produced and directed by GORDON ELSBURY
Clint Eastwood
The Man with No Name,
Dirty Harry and the other characters in the Eastwood repertory have dominated the box office for over 25 years. He has made over 40 films and directed 14 of them, invariably starring in them as well. With his new film. Bird, he stayed behind the camera to tell the story of jazz great Charlie Parker - a significant departure in Eastwood's extraordinary career.
Despite the commercial success of his films, critical acclaim has sometimes eluded him, particularly in his own country. Bird, however, has opened to rave reviews from all the American media. The Village Voice called it 'the best jazz movie ever made'.
Arena goes to Nevada to talk to Clint Eastwood about the new film and about his career as a director. He feels no resentment of the critics who are now reassessing his reputation. 'I survived them,' he smiles.
Film editor COLIN KNIJFF Producers JILL EVANS ANTHONY WALL
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Two or three well-known people gather around a table to dispense wit, wisdom and ideas.
Director PIETER MORPURGO Producer ELAINE BEDELL
Film critic
Judith Williamson introduces a drama of love and suspicion. starring Cornel Wilde Patricia Knight
Former convict
Jenny Marsh is warned by her parole officer Griff Marat to break associations with her gangster friends. Advice which she fails to take - landing herself and Griff, who has fallen in love with her, in deep trouble ...
Screenplay by HELEN DEUTSCH and SAMUEL FULLER
Produced by s. SYLVAN SIMON and HELEN DEUTSCH
Directed by DOUGLAS SIRK
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