9.20am Let's See Up with the Lark presented by RHODA MACLEOD with ANN LOUISE ROSS. ALEXANDER MORTON ,
CRAIG ANDERSON.
Drama script by HECTOR MACMILLAN Producer MARIANNE BAIRD (R) (e)
9.40am Tutorial Topics Appearances followed by Rumours
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10.05am Science Workshop Sliding (B)
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10.25am Thinkabout Under Our Feet
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10.40am Investigating Science What Can Matter Be? followed by A Model of Behaviour
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11.00am Who -Me? Secrets
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11.20am Landmarks
Living with the Weather
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11.40am Scene
Grandad's Gone Daft by WALLY K. DALY. With JIMMY JEWEL as George Saunders.
Grandad's 'bad turns' are putting a strain on the whole family.
Produced and directed by MORTON SURGUY (e)
12.10pm Maths Topics Geometry (2)
Resource GCSE material in the form of animated sequences for classroom use.
Exterior angles; congruency. Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE (R) (e)
12.30pm Seventeen Debbie
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12.55pm Inset
Talking Mathematics
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A See-Saw programme (R)
Grouping Beats
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Weather followed by Watch
Health Education Eyes and Sight.
Jennie Jay Williams and Tony Neilson , with the help of Kit, find out some of the eye's secrets.
Story NOREEN WETTON
Animation MIREK LANG
Producer DEREK BUTLER
Series producer JULIA DRUM
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A cigarette holder dropped by Queen Mary when she came to tea, a fragment of wallpaper that may have killed Napoleon, a pet chameleon, a book bound in a murderer's skin ...
Lucinda Lambton conjures up curiosities from the dark comers of museums and collections throughout the land.
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIKZOEFF Producer JONATHAN GILI
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Weather followed by Trans-African
Hovercraft Expedition Part 2: Beyond Timbuktu The hovercraft expedition has so far travelled 800 miles. Today's programme follows its course along the Niger. Narrated by John Stockbridge
Producer BOB SAUNDERS
Executive producer BRIAN BRANSTON
with Paul Coia and Bryan the computer.
Last of four programmes. You 're Satisfactory Only The seamen face several more weeks at HMS Raleigh. Narrator Richard Denton (R)
Morgan Cross shares the photographic memories of actor Richard Todd. Director DAVID NELSON Producer MIKE DERBY BBC Pebble Mill (R)
starring
Tony Randall Senta Berger.
Narim Casimir , the most influential man in Marrakesh, awaits the arrival of the latest busload of foreign visitors with interest. For one of them is a courier bringing two million dollars in return for certain information - but which one?
Screenplay by PETER YELDHAM
Produced by HARRY ALAN TOWERS Directed by DON SHARP
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First of ten programmes presented by Carol Vorderman and Professor Ian Fells of Newcastle University.
'Gilding the lily' becomes a reality with the help of guest scientist Dr Mary Archer.
Also how to make your own scientific jewellery and how to use gold jewellery to make a battery.
Len Hawkes of the Tremeloes takes Carol for a quick spin round the science of making records.
This year's competition is to design and make a working model from paper or cardboard - paper engineering.
Designer JOHN BONE
Director HENDRIK BALL
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND (e) For entry form send a sae to: [address removed]
This week 9-2-5 follows a working mother as she travels to work with her baby.
By 1995 population changes will result in companies having to employ more women than at any time since the Second World War. Yet attitudes are still firmly rooted in the past.
Britain has the worst record in Europe for the provision of child care. The programme looks at a company that is leading the way by catering for the special needs of women with children.
And from the 9-2-5 office a discussion on the issues that affect people at work in 1989. In episode three of The Move, staff receive 'the letter'. Good news for some and disappointment for others as they discover what the company will offer them to move to their new location. Series editor TIM SHAWCROSS
Executive producer PHILIP CLARKE
The Rhine - Romance and Rubbish Susannah York introduces the third of six programmes which look at our use and misuse of the North Sea.
One of the major pollution problems for the North Sea is the waste dumped into the rivers which feed it. Of these, the Rhine, the most industrialised and the biggest, is the worst.
Recent chemical accidents have highlighted not just the dangers, but also the attempts to tackle the problem of Europe's industrial waste. Executive producer JOHN MAPPLEBECK
Series producer MARK SCRIMSHAW
First of six programmes. At last, they're back!
Siadwel, the Bald Man, Helen in the Wine Bar, Rab C. Nesbitt plus full supporting bandage reconvene for 30 action-packed minutes of comedy.
Featuring Gregor Fisher
Andy Gray , Helen Lederer
Tony Roper , Elaine C. Smith Jonathan Watson and John Sparkes
Music DAVID MCNIVEN
Script editor PHILIP DIFFER Designer IAIN MCDONALD Produced and directed by COLIN GILBERT BBC Scotland
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A series of films about real lives - now.
The Kingdom of Fun
'Welcome to the new empire of leisure,' proclaims
Frankie Howerd in his toga, surrounded by Roman centurions. The empire in question is the Metro Centre, a vast new shopping complex in the industrial dereliction of Tyneside. 'This centre embodies everything I believe Thatcherism is about,' says John Hall , its creator. He's a flamboyant multi-millionaire with a personal crusade to regenerate the North East.
Hall's world is one of fantasy parks and shopping malls designed like theatre sets. It is also a world of secret deals - and a dramatic plot to take over a famous football club. John Hall believes that with leisure he can lead the way towards a new kind of society in Britain. Yet a generation ago there was another man in the North East who spoke in remarkably similar terms.
His name was T. Dan Smith. ... Photography CHRIS SEAGER Film editor CAROL OWENS Producer ADAM CURTIS
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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: Comedian
Kay and the Co- Worker and The Right Guy
Produced by RICHARD SAKAI
Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick reporting the major events of the day.
Four nights a week, what's on, who's here and what's up in the arts, entertainment and the media.
Producer CHARLES MILLER
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON
