A See-Saw programme Little Miss Scatterbrain and Mister Bounce (R)

An RKO film

Weather followed by One Man and His Dog Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall.
Second semi-final - Singles for Wales:
John Lightfoot with Black for Ireland:
John Casey with Ben
The Brace Championship continues today.
Jim Cropper with Cap 1 and Cap 2 (England) v
John Paterson with Don and Jix (Scotland)
Producer LAN SMITH (R)

Motoring Miniatures
Gerald Wingrove produces some of the finest model cars in the world.
Introduced by Andy Price. Producer PAUL SMITH BBC Bristol (R)

Georgetown Presented by Bryan McNerney .
Georgetown is a bustling commercial centre in Malaysia, which owes its prosperity to a man from
Suffolk who established the British colony of Penang. Producer BRYAN MCNERNEY

Weather followed by Chronicle
Black
Napoleon Written and narrated by John Julius Norwich.
The first black republic in the world, Haiti, was born in 1804 from a slave rebellion.
The man who led that revolt was himself a former slave - Toussaint l'Ouverture. Once they had tasted freedom, the blacks fought desperately to retain it. Napoleon Bonaparte , however, was determined to reduce Toussaint, 'this gilded African' as he called him, to submission.
Producer KENNETH SHEPHEARD (R)

with Paul Coia and Bryan the computer.

Last of six films of early exploration introduced by Duncan Carse.
Amazon Explored.
In 1924, Dr Hamilton Rice , the foremost scientific explorer of his time, forced his way nearly 800 miles up a tributary of the Amazon towards its source.
Producer RICHARD ROBINSON (R)

Introduced by Alan Titchmarsh.
Can you find nudes around Trevor Harrison 's garden pond and would an apple grower use a candle snuffer in his orchard?
Find out when
Alan Titchmarsh referees Brian, Susan Derrick and Mary as they fight for the last seat in the conservatory at next week's Grow Biz Quiz final. Production assistants
CHRISTINE PALMER. JAYNE SAVAGE Researcher JULIA DURBIN Produced and directed by NICK PATTEN
Series producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill

Taking the Waters
A look at the Royal Baths in Harrogate.
Producer JOHN GRAHAM BBC Leeds (R)

featuring the music of Lennon and McCartney performed by: Ambrosia, Bee Gees, Brothers Johnson, Lynsey De Paul, David Essex, Bryan Ferry, Four Seasons, Peter Gabriel, Tina Turner, Elton John, Frankie Laine, Jeff Lynne, Helen Reddy, Leo Sayer, Status Quo, Rod Stewart, London Symphony Orchestra, Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra.

A vivid musical portrait of the years before and during the Second World War.

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Two youth choirs, two barbershop choruses and two chamber choirs sing for the last three remaining places in the final of the Sainsbury's Choir of the Year Competition. Brian Kay introduces the second semi-final from the Opera House in Buxton, and looks at the type of grants and sponsorships available to choirs.
Designer ALAN WRIGHT Sound NEIL MURRAY Assistant producer DAVID M. JACKSON
Producer HILARY BOULDING BBC Scotland

In this two-week series of brief portraits of brave men and women jailed for their beliefs, the story of tonight's prisoner of conscience is presented by Tom Stoppard.

Without Prejudice.
Most people believe that
British justice is, above all, just. If you're black, however, you're more likely to be arrested, more likely to be prosecuted, more likely to go to prison, and more likely to receive a longer sentence than if you are white, say barristers and solicitors of the Society of Black Lawyers. Using this Open Space, they argue that there is something dangerously wrong at the heart of our criminal justice system - that white Britons are sending black Britons to prison at a rate that condemns the system itself as racist.
Film cameraman GEORGE MORSE Film editor PETER CLARKE
Executive producer TONY LARYEA Producer MIKE MACCORMACK
Open Space is the series where the public can make programmes under their own editorial control helped by the Community Programme Unit.

Essential information for holiday planning presented by Penny Junor . The Austrian Tyrol.
The glossy brochures for next summer's holidays are now out. How can you be sure of picking the right resort?
The Travel Show Guides have the facts.
With Matthew Collins, the independent traveller and John Kettley , with advice on the weather.
Film editor MARTIN SANDYS Producer JULIE BRADSHAW
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON

Full of dangerousness, spectacularness, and good old-fashioned family fun.
French and Saunders, very light entertainment.
Starring Dawn French Jennifer Saunders featuring Raw Sex with Sue
Jones-Davies Helen Lederer , Clive Panto Chris Ifill , Colin Layne. Special guests Kirsty MacColl and Mavis Nicholson. Written by DAWN FRENCH and JENNIFER SAUNDERS
Musical director SIMON BRINT Choreographer NICKY HINKLEY Directed by KEVIN BISHOP
Produced by GEOFF POSNER (R)
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A series of films about real lives - now.
Jam Today.
The average family in Britain has debts of £1,500 - over and above the mortgage.
Christmas shoppers pack the stores, tempted to buy now, pay later. Newspapers advertise easy loans, shops offer immediate credit. But debt can bring despair into people's lives - affecting relationships, self-esteem, sometimes even the will to live.
In Manchester Lesley and Eddie Edwards owe E26,000 - and face losing their home. Irene and Rick Mulcahy did lose their home; now they live on a council estate.'
'Ruth', a magistrate, finds herself in the same difficulties as those who appear before her.
Naomi and Billy Smith vow never to take out loans again. 'Support in Debt', a unique self-help scheme, helps them all cope with the problem most people are too ashamed to admit.... Photography
CHRIS SEAGER , RICHARD RANKEN Film editor SIMON ROSE
Producer JULIA MCLAREN
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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A series of comic playlets recorded in front of a live audience at the Fox Studio in Los Angeles.
Also starring Julie Kavner Dan Castellaneta , Joe Malone and Sam McMurray. Tonight:
The Affair.
Grant and Sarah 'work out' the problems in their marriage.
When in Rome.
Oklahoma may not have been such a good idea for relocating Ray, once the locals offer a helping hand. Weather or Not.
Louis Alletti has some welcome visitors. Can he cope?
Produced by RICHARD SAKAI

Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick reporting the major events of the day.

Wynton Marsalis - A Profile. 'If you put in the energy and the time you can learn to play classical music.
Learning jazz is not as easy - learning jazz is like trying to catch a snake.'
This film follows trumpeter Wynton Marsalis from classical recordings in London to jazz dates in New York and at the World Fair in New Orleans where he grew up. Producer MIKE NEWMAN
Director MIKE ALEXANDER