Managing Schools

(Parents should note that some of 'Daytime on Two' is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.)

9.50am Quinze Minutes: Temps libre
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10.05am You and Me
Harry is hurt when everyone else seems to be ignoring him on his birthday. There aren't enough seats for Sherbett on a fairground ride.
Song: Animal Fair
Presented by Harry Towb with Jeni Barnett, Clive Mason, Bharti Patel, Larrington Walker and Gary Wilmot.
Film director CAS LESTER
Producer NICCI CROWTHER (e)

0.20am Science Workshop: Basic Patterns (A)
Basic patterns can be found in nature and everyday life if you know what to look for.
Producer MICHAEL COYLE (R)(e)

10.40am Around Scotland: New Town
What's it like to live in a new town? John Carmichael visits the Aird family in East Kilbride to find out.
Producer KATE KINNINMONT (e)

11.00am Words and Pictures: The Very Busy Spider
(Shown on Monday at 2.00pm) (e)

11.15am English Time: Handles: 1
A dramatisation in three parts of the novel by Jan Mark.
Auntie Joan grows beans and marrows, Uncle Peter makes daily attempts to shoot a peacock and the unspeakable Robert designs traps for pretty well anything that moves. But Elsie Wainwnght is not at all what Erica expected.
Producer MORTON SURGUY
Director CHRIS ELLIS (e)

11.35am Tutorial Topics: Odd One Out
A play for discussion by John Challen.
Nicholas is a loner - but not by choice. He wants to be part of the group yet always ends up being rejected. One day he tries to prove himself to his classmates, with disastrous results.
Film cameraman EUGENE CARR
Producer LEN BROWN (e)

11.55am Mathspy: Seven Times Able: The Fourth Term
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12.15pm Science in Action: Current Affairs
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12.35pm Life school: Rights, Responsibilities and the Law: Beware of the Beach
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1.00pm Electric Avenue: New Directions
Fifth of ten programmes about computers in society with Fred Harris.
The hobby computers of yesterday have changed the face of computing today.
It has become accessible to ordinary people, enabling them to develop new ideas in business and industry.
Film editor PETER ESSEX
Series producer TERRY MARSH (R) (e)

by JOCELYN STEVENSON. The Coconut Harvest
Trader Jones wishes for a little magic but soon discovers that it is not the best way to harvest coconuts. Voices by Michael Williams
John Wells
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
Music and lyrics by MIKE REDWAY Film editor MARTIN BOHAN Created, designed and produced by IVOR WOOD (R)

Zig Zag's Wildlife Safari Rearing
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Weather followed by Storytime
Foo the Potter
Pik-Sen Lim shows how a miniature landscape can be made in a shallow dish and tells the story of a clumsy potter who accidentally invents a new musical instrument. Puppets ALAN PLATT
Animation BURA AND HARDWICK
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (R) (e)

from Ascot.
Coverage of all five races from the richest one-day meeting ever staged in Great Britain, featuring
2.30 Daily Telegraph Hurdle Race (3m)
3.05 Charterhouse Mercantile Steeplechase (3m)
Last year's winner, Aquilifer, heads a parade of Aintree and Cheltenham contenders.
3.35 Old Road Securities Reynoldstown Novices' Steeplechase (3m) plus recorded coverage of the earlier races:
A. F. Budge Novices' Hurdle Race, and Daniel Homes Novices' Steeplechase.
Introduced by Julian Wilson Commentator PETER O'SULLEVAN,
RICHARD PITMAN Guest expert BILL SMITH Producer WENDY SHEPPARD including at
2.55pm News and Weather

Regional News and Weather

with Paul Coia

First of two programmes.
We Were the Lambeth Boys Twenty-nine years ago, the documentary We Are the Lambeth Boys featured a group of teenagers who were members of one of London's largest youth clubs.
Today, the Lambeth boys are reunited at their old youth club; this documentary tells what became of the generation which 'never had it so good'.
Director ROB ROHRER BBC Manchester (R)

The Plot to Kill a City (2)
Buck faces danger when his identity is discovered by sinister scientist Kellog.
Written by ALAN BRENNERT Directed by DICK LOWRY
6.50pm Reportage
DEF II's current affairs magazine programme.
Reaction line: [number removed]. Series producers
SHARON ALI , RACHEL PURNELL Executive producer
JANET STREET-PORTER BBC North West

Patisserie
Michel creates Charlotte a l'orange et Grand Marnier, a mouthwatering dessert which involves preparing basic ingredients such as crème anglaise, crème patissière and biscuit sponge.
Director SARAH NOVELLO RUCKLEY Producer JILL MARSHALL
A HAWKSHEAD/FRANCES WHITAKER production for BBC Wales

An Age of Empire
What effect did
Charlie Chaplin have on the sale of tea? What first caused the sudden and surprising popularity of tennis and golf? And to what extent was the middle class of England responsible for changing an era of optimism and peace into the nightmare of the First World War?
Eric Hobsbawm , one of Britain's leading historians, offers Peter France some insights into his personal understanding of the 19th century and, in the process, describes a world that was about to disappear for ever. Film editor STEVE RONAY
Director CANDIDA PRYCE JONES Series editor ROY DA VIES

The M*A*S*H Olympics
Written by KEN LEVINE , KEN ISAACS Directed by DON WEIS (R)

by PAUL MULDOON.
Last of three dramas from Northern Ireland. The De Lorean Tapes On 16 August 1984, a Los Angeles jury found
John De Lorean not guilty of having taken part in a massive £24 million drugs deal - a deal designed to save his ailing Belfast sports-car factory.
The FBI case was largely based on secret recordings of conversations between their own agents posing as drugs dealers and De Lorean. Monkeys is a dramatic reconstruction of some of these conversations.
Costume designer MAGGIE DONNELLY Make-up CATHY CARRUTH
Photography Designer ROWELL ARTHUR LESLIE WALLACE Produced and directed by DANNY BOYLE
BBC Northern Ireland

with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick

The live cultural magazine programme reports on issues and performances. Film directors
JOHN WHISTON , SAMIRA OSMAN Producer JAMIE MUlR

Development and Learning Drawings
Children's drawings raise important questions for psychologists. Producer MEG SHEFFIELD (R)