Questioning Assumptions

● Parents should note that some of 'Daytime on Two' is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
9.20am Let's See
Story of a Garden (R) (e)
9.40am Study Skills
Make a List followed by Make a Graph
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10.00am Science Workshop Stiff Shapes (A)
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10.25am Thinkabout Moving Along
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10.40am Technology and Design Sorting
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11.00am Who - ME? Best Friends
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11.20am Landmarks Exploring the Rhine
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11.40am Scene
Good Neighbours (R) (e)
12.10pm Art Work 4: Point of View
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12.30pm Seventeen Relationships
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12.55pm Inset. Science (4)
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A See-Saw programme (R)

Hary Janos (2)
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Then and Now. Travel with Louise Hall-Taylor and James Earl Adair.
James Earl ADAIR & Louise HALL-TAYLOR investigate how people travelled in the early part of this century when transport was undergoing a revolution.
Series producer DAVID TAFT (e)

Baby Wants a Battle

Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship
Today will decide the semi-final line-up in the world pairs tournament, with matches in both the morning and afternoon. The first singles semi-finalist will be decided this afternoon. Expected to be present are
No 4 seed David Corkill and Scotland's Willie Wood , seeded 5.
Introduced by David Icke Commentator DAVID RHYS
JONES, JIMMY DAVIDSON
Summarisers JOHN BELL
GORDON DUNWOODIE
MAL HUGHES. DAVID MCGILL Television presentation KEITH MACKENZIE
PETER HAYWARD. HUW JOSEPH Producer KEITH PHILLIPS including at

Regional News and Weather

from Derbyshire with Roy Lancaster and John Kelly Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer JOHN KENYON
(BBC Pebble Mill. Shown last Friday) Plant list on Ceefax page 261

starring
William Holden Eleanor Parker.
Surrounded by hostile desert and belligerent Mescalero Indians, the Confederate prisoners of Fort Bravo are most in fear of their jailer Captain Roper. Only the beautiful Carla glimpses a chink of tenderness in his armour, but she deceives him by organising and joining an escape party.
Screenplay by FRANK FENTON
Produced by NICHOLAS NAYFACK Directed by JOHN STURGES
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Eighth of ten programmes. Do-it-yourself science presented by Carol Vorderman and Professor Ian Fells of Newcastle
University. Ian and Carol put the paintings of Vermeer under the lens, and explore the relationship between art and science.
Carol looks through the Ames window but finds it is all an illusion.
Plus, Leonardo's flying machine finally takes off - five centuries late. Designer JOHN BONE
Written and directed by HENDRIK BALL
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND
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A mere 541 coastguards watch over Britain's 6,000 miles of coastline 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Today new technology is changing the job of the coastguard - and staff cutbacks are causing controversy. Trevor Hyett reports from the site of the tragic Piper Alpha disaster, to see how the coastguards are coping with change. From the 9-II-5 offices a topical discussion and film about the trends that affect your working lives.
And in Episode 10 of The
Move join the staff of the EPL plant hire company as they gather for their last annual dinner dance before the company moves to its new premises. It's a time for reflections and farewells.
Executive producer PHILIP CLARKE Editor TIM SHAWCROSS
A DIVERSE production for BBCtv

A hard look at the natural world with Michael Buerk , and reporters John Howard , Grant Mansfield and Linda Mitchell.
All dogs are born infected with toxicariasis and 300 people in this country catch it every year. Linda Mitchell reports on the disease that can blind children.
In the first of three reports from 'Hidden Spain' Nature investigates the mining company that pumps 8,000 gallons of toxic sludge into the Mediterranean every day of the year.
Studio director MARK HARRISON
Series producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN Editor PETER SALMON BBC Bristol

by BOB BLACK starring Gerard Kelly as Willie Melvin All in the Mind
When Willie pays a fortune to get his work in print Mum decides he is potty and wants a doctor to look into it.
Music by DAVID MCNTVEN Designer IAIN MCDONALD Director RON BAIN
Producer COLIN GILBERT

The way we live now Raging Belles
Miss Nicky Monroe
'Beautiful but Deadly' v Klondyke Kate 'Hell in Boots'. The two top women wrestlers in Britain contend for the British Ladies Championship Belt.
In the blue comer - Klondyke Kate. At 15, she ran away from home to train as a wrestler. Kate weighs in at 20-stone and she's the villain of the ring - a jeering, aggressive fighter the crowds love to hate. At home, on a Liverpool council estate, she cares for her 2-year-old son, Adam. In the red corner -
Nicky Monroe. She comes from a Bournemouth wrestling family and has fought from the age of 17. Slim and feminine, she's the favourite of the crowds. Outside the ring she does nursing community work in Rhyl with the elderly.
In the weeks before the Championship, nerves become taut. It's all set to be a hard, unsparing fight.... Photography
LORAINE SMITH , ANNE PARISIO Film editor DENISE PERRIN Producer ANNE PARISIO
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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Britain's liveliest export in her comedy variety series leading an ensemble cast: Julie Kavner
Dan Castellaneta Joe Malone and Sam McMurray
In On Her Toes, Tina and the Professor and The High and Not So Mighty. It's Tracey's big moment to be a prima ballerina when the star misbehaves; and Tina needs help finding her G-spot. 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 Directors JOHN WILKINSON VICTOR MELLANEY
Deputy editor NIGEL CHAPMAN Editor JOHN MORRISON

What's up, who's here and what's on in the arts, entertainment and media. Producer ROLAND KEATING

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open
University on Saturday and Sunday. A BBC/Open University production

Fundamentals of Computing Engineering the Software
The automated factory which makes IBM PCs needed programming - and much more.
Producer D. SAUNDERS