9.20am Let's See Living on a Croft
Presented by RHODA MACLEOD. The life of a crofting family on the island of Lewis today is contrasted with that of a similar family 100 years ago. Producer lSHBEL MACLEAN (R) (e)
9.40am Tutorial Topics The Jacket followed by Teachers
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10.00am Science Workshop Fish (B)
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10.25am Thinkabout Sound Effects
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10.40am The Brunei Experience A Watery Grave
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11.00am Who -Me? Winners and Losers
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11.20am Landmarks On the Water
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11.40am Scene
Janna - Where Are You? (R) (e)
12.10pm Maths Topics Geometry (4)
Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE (R) (e)
12.30pm Seventeen.
Julia How will Julia's life develop now she's about to leave school and start her 17th year?
Series producer PETER M. EVANS
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12.55pm Inset. Mathematics Assessment
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A See-Saw programme (R)
ABA
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Weather followed by Watch
Health Education. Ears and Air. How are sounds heard? How is music heard by people who cannot hear well? Cartoon friend Kit tries to find out and meets Helen Savory , a dancer, who is deaf.
Presenters Jennie Jay
Williams and James Goode Story NOREEN WETTON Song JEFF STEVENSON Animation MIREK LANG Music JONATHAN COHEN Producer DEREK BUTLER
Series producer JULIA DRUM
A plane sprays pesticide on a banana plantation - and the Filipinos working on it. A
Thai farmer sprays without protective clothing - he collapses in a fit and is rushed to hospital. Another must abandon his farm - the pests have become resistant to insecticides. Profits from Poison shows that while pesticides have led to bigger harvests, they have not helped the Asian farmer.
Will new ways of controlling pests free the farmer from pesticide dependency? This documentary looks at the alternatives now being developed, and asks why they are not being implemented faster. Produced and directed by JAMIE HARTZELL
Executive producer ROBERT LAMB (A production for 'Television Trust for the Environment)
Weather followed by Trans-African
Hovercraft Expedition Part 3: Land of Tchad
The hovercraft arrives at
Fort Lamy, capital of Tchad. Written and narrated by John Stockbridge
Producer BOB SAUNDERS
Executive producer BRIAN BRANSTON
with Paul Coia
Lada British Cities Championship from Aston Villa Sports Centre.
Nigel Starmer-Smith introduces highlights of the semi-finals in the game where the emphasis is on speed and skill.
Producer ALAN GRIFFITHS
(The final tomorrow in 'Sport on Frtday' at 2.15pm)
Nepal
Anne Gregg walks through the foothills of the Himalayas.
Director ANNE MORRISON
Producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN (R)
starring Andra Millian Kevin Costner.
Shy law student Stacy Lancaster is an intuitive card player and when she meets Will Bonner , a streetwise gambler, they plan to 'play fair' and sting a casino for every cent they can....
Screenplay by MICHAEL BLAKE
Produced by J ANN LOCKTOV and FREDDY SWEET
Directed by JIM WILSON
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Third of ten programmes. Do-it-yourself science presented by Carol Vorderman and Professor Ian Fells of Newcastle University.
An illuminating visit to
Cragside in Northumberland, the home of Lord Armstrong and the first house to be lit by electricity.
Lord Marshall of Goring,
Chairman of the CEGB, will be unfolding the secrets of his hobby - origami. Designer JOHN BONE
Director HENDRIK BALL
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND (e)
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This week a look at the growing trend of job sharing in Britain. How does it work when two people share the same job? Jackie Spreckley reports on a job-share between two women in the health service.
Susan Williams and Sue Osborn share the job of unit general manager for community care at Camberwell Health Authority. They are pioneers in the NHS - no other post at their level of seniority is similarly shared in the UK. From the 9-II-5 offices, a lively discussion on a topic that affects people at work. Episode 5 of The Move goes into the homes of some of the families affected by the company move.
A Diverse production for BBCtv
York introduces the fifth programme in the series looking at the shared Problems of northern Europe's common waterway.
Denmark has a reputation as the European Community's environmental conscience, but many Danes believe that they are not achieving the high standards they have set for themselves, and that before criticising others they must first clean up their own pollution. The Danish paradox is exemplified by their fishermen. They are Europe's most militant opponents of the sea's pollution and yet some of them own fish meal factories which pour tonnes of nutrients into the North Sea. This programme examines these internal conflicts in a country where the environment is consistently found to be the main political concern in opinion polls.
Third of six programmes.
In this week's soaraway show
- Nesbitt in wine bar shock! - True confessions of a 'wild child'!
-Cool man copes with hairy situation!
Plus lots, lots more!!! 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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Shakespeare called it 'the green-eyed monster'.
It's an emotion which makes thousands of lives hell.
Christine eventually came to terms with her sexual jealousy by smashing up her ex-lover's bedroom, ripping his duvet to pieces.
Jim became jealous when he saw his fiancee walking hand in hand with another man. He ended up being chased in the night by police.
Odette's torment began when she got married for the second time. As she couldn't get rid of her jealousy, she decided to get rid of her husband.
She dreamt up 'the perfect crime' on Beachy Head ... The tales, comic and dramatic, are linked by the Jealousy tango - a tune composed by a jealous Dane in a thunderstorm 64 years ago, which became one of the century's greatest hits. Dancers DEREK HARTLEY, SOPHIA FLORIMO
Photography JOHN RECORD, JOHN GOODYER
Film editor RICHARD BRUNSHLL
Producer ROBYN WALLIS
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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 with guest artist Tom Noddy. Tonight: Kay's Adventures.
Kay's dreams come true with Gulliver Dark in Atlantic City. Customs.
Free passage going for a song - but what a song! Produced by RICHARD SAKAI
Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with the day's top stories and the background on events making the news at home and abroad.
With international reports by DAVID SELLS,
CHARLES WHEELER , GAVIN ESLER and JULIAN O'HALLORAN.
What's on, who's here and what's up in the arts, entertainment and media. Producer JAMIE MUIR
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON
