9.40am Lifeschool: Going to Work - Finding Out (R) (e)
10.05am You and Me
Cosmo finds out that different creatures have different needs. Japanese children celebrate the Tanabata festival.
Song: Wiggley Woo. (e)
10.18am Music Time: Two in a Bar
A marching song introduces two beats in a bar. (R) (e)
10.40am Thinkabout Rubbish Dump
Sally and the children sort out some rubbish to be thrown out. (R) (e)
10.58am Zig Zag: Zig Zag's Wildlife Safari Movement
Paul Coia and Sheelagh Gilbey go on safari with Nick Davies as their guide. Together they look at the different ways in which animals solve the crucial problems of movement. (e)
11.20am Into Music
Some of the children prepare to perform a musical, planning the songs and percussion parts, finding costumes and rehearsing, while others compose their own samba. (e)
11.40am Information World Introducing Information (R) (e)
12.00 Quinze Minutes: En Ville
A new French magazine series for beginners. Today, young people from Rouen talk about themselves and show you around town. (e)
12.15pm History File: Twentieth-Century History - Why Appeasement?
In 1938 Britain was unprepared for war. When Chamberlain flew to meet Hitler at Munich, was he seeking 'peace at any price'? (R) (e)
12.35pm Seventeen: The Best Years of Our Lives
What was it like growing up in Britain in 1988? Teddy, Janette, Phil and Siobhan - four 'ordinary' young people from Portsmouth, give their views. (R) (e)
1.00pm Science in Action: In the Picture (R) (e)
A See-Saw programme. (R)
John Kettley explains how monitoring the weather enables forecasters to predict future weather developments, and a group of Maidstone schoolchildren learn how to make a forecast using observation, home-made equipment and scientific double-checking.
Today, the library is full of echoes - the painters are coming to decorate. In the story, a bear goes into the mountains to wish the moon a happy birthday, and the moon wishes him the same, or does he? And in the song, the man in the moon has lost his hat.
0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Embassy World Professional Championship from the Lakeside
Country Club, Surrey.
Tony Gubba introduces highlights of the first-round matches played over the weekend. Commentators
SID WADDELL. TONY GREEN Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE , PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH PHILLIPS including at 3.00pm News and Weather
News and Weather
BBC2's popular 'brain-teaser'. Anagram: Ah! Cutest men in red Clue: Soccer team (Answer in today's programme!)
Rob Curling with the latest on all things BBC.
(Shown yesterday at 12.30pm on BBC
starring
Susan Hayward c Robert Cummings Agnes Moorehead
American publisher
Lewis Venable comes to Venice to visit centenarian
Juliana Bordereau who, many years before, was the recipient of some famous love letters from America's greatest poet. Inside the walls of the eerie
Bordereau home he discovers a world of memories and fantasies.... In this strikingly atmospheric film version of HENRY JAMES 'S novel The Aspern Papers, Susan Hayward stars as Juliana's great-niece Tina - who appears to be under some kind of spell.
Screenplay by LEONARDO BERCOVICI Produced by WALTER WANGER Directed by MARTIN GABEL 0 FILMS: page 20
6.30pm A-Z of Belief
New Churches Heavy metal star Michael Sweet from
American group, Stryper, and lead singer in pop group Heartbeat, Sue Rinaldi , talk about a new exciting movement within Christianity today.
Sue joins a group of six young people in a deserted warehouse in Belfast to debate the reality and relevance of these new churches.
Producer BILL HILARY Executive producer
JANET STREET PORTER BBC Northern Ireland
7.00pm Snub
Presented by Jeanette Lee.
The UK music scene is a testing ground for most of the world's new music. Snub doesn't wait for these sounds to cross into the mainstream, it anticipates developments and celebrates the music television generally ignores. Using videos, live footage, guest artists features and interviews, it presents the most essential of today's music. Already a cult show in the USA, Snub now lifts off in DEF II.
Today: House of Love,
Cookie Crew, Yello talk about their new single.
Be radical - check out Snub. Director PETER FOWLER Producer BRENDA KELLY.
(R)
The Making of Miss Green Sandra Green graduated with a degree in physical science in the summer of 1986. Unlike most of her fellow scientists, she opted for teaching as a career. How has her sense of vocation survived her time as a student and probationary teacher? Tonight's programme charts her progress and goes on to ask where the nation's schools will find the missing Miss Greens needed to deliver science for all under the National Curriculum. With Martin Young.
Series producer SALLY KIRKWOOD (e)
Well before a baby is born, the dice have been cast. Boy or girl, tall or short, everything from colour to the risk of getting cancer or heart disease has already been written in the genetic script - the 100,000 genes inherited from mum and dad - what has been called 'The Book of Man'. This vast tome is 100 encyclopaedias long, but written in a genetic alphabet of just four letters. In a massive project that will revolutionise medicine, scientists all over the world have begun deciphering the book's strange text, which reaches to the very roots of human individuality. How will society use such knowledge?
(Ceefax subtitles)
starring Bill Kerr
When farmhand
Tom Lincoln buys a young kelpie from a man in a bar, he doesn't know he has been sold a dingo pup. As Dusty grows up, Tom teaches him to herd sheep, but his wild blood sometimes gets the better of Tom's best friend. Beautifully filmed in the northern Victoria outback, Dusty is the touching but unsentimental story of one man and his dog.
Screenplay by SONIA BORG Based on the novel by FRANK DALBY DEVISON
Produced by GIL BREALEY
Directed by JOHN RICHARDSON
(First showing on British television)
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Embassy World Professional Championship from the Lakeside
Country Club, Surrey.
The first four matches of the second round are played this evening with the No 1 in the world. Bob Anderson , expected to be among the first round survivors.
Introduced by Tony Gubba
