Social Science: Shirts and Coal

9 Parents should note that tome of Daytime on Two' is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
Portrait of a River
Presented by RHODA MACLEOD A journey down the River Findhorn, from source to mouth, provides a picture full of spectacular scenery, wildlife, history and sport.
Producer MARIANNE BAIRD (R) (e)
9.40am Study Skills Look It Up followed by Memory Bank
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10.00am Science Workshop Stiff Shapes (B)
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10.25am Thinkabout Eggs
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10.40am Technology and Design Moving
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11.00am Who-ME? Blue Skies
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11.20am Landmarks Exploiting the Rhine
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11.40am Scene
Nobody Here Knows (R) (e)
12.10pm Art Work 5: Reflections
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12.30pm Seventeen Alternatives
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12.55pm Inset. Science (5)
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A See-Saw programme (R)

Hary Janos
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Then and Now Entertainment Presented by Louise Hall-Taylor and James Earl Adair. Producer JULIE CALLANAN Series producer DAVID TAFT
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Rob Curling with the latest on all things BBC.

(Shown on Sunday, at 10.10pm BBC1

Weather followed by Cheltenham Festival

Continuing this final day's racing with the big event, worth E75,000 to the winner. Will Desert Orchid make it a day of unforgettable emotion? Or will Ten Plus give 78-year-old Fulke Walwyn his fifth Gold Cup triumph?
4.05 Ritz Club National Hunt Chase (3m If)
Introduced by Julian Wilson Commentator PETER O'SULLEVAN and RICHARD PITMAN With BILL SMITH and TOMMY STACK
Reporter JONATHAN POWELL Producer KEITH MACKENZIE including at
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

Mortgage Corporation National League
The Puma Sunderland Tennis
Centre hosts one of the semi-finals in this indoor team tennis competition. A capacity audience is assured, to see top British and foreign players compete in men's and women's singles, men's and mixed doubles.
Introduced by Sally Jones. Commentators GERALD WILLIAMS and MARK COX (Final tomorrow at 4. 00pm)

from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and John Kelly Production assistant
CHRISTINE HAKDMAN
Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

Do-it-yourself science with Carol Vorderman and Professor Ian Fells of Newcastle University.
What makes the sun rise, and how long is a piece of string? Guest musicians Kit and the Widow prove the key to scientific songwriting is timing.
Designer JOHN BONE
Director HENDRIK BALL
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND (e)

This week, a unique survey. believed to be the largest of its kind, on the hopes and ambitions of Britain's schoolchildren. What do they really want to do when they grow up? Are the favoured occupations such as 'train driver' and 'pilot' for boys, 'hairdresser' and 'nurse' for girls, still the all-time favourites?
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.
For 3,000 years the brown bear has lived in Spain. Now opencast mining and massive dams threaten its last wilderness home. John Howard assesses its chances of survival in the second report from 'Hidden Spain'. Studio director MARK HARRISON
Series producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN Editor PETER SALMON BBC Bristol

by BOB BLACK starring Gerard Kelly as Willie Melvin
I'm Willie, Fly Me
All aboard! Chancer's latest money-making scheme results in everyone else being taken for a ride.
Music by DAVID MCNIVEN Designer IAIN MCDONALD Director RON BAIN
Producer COLIN GILBERT

The way we live now
By Steam to Sennar Junction A work-stained steam engine belches smoke into the desert sky. This is Sudan, and the sun beats down.
Hugh Phillips , who runs a family firm in Tredegar, South
Wales, clambers gingerly on to the footplate. It's an emotional moment for him - the last time he will see the engines he has helped restore to haul famine relief trains to the south. He's completing a European Community contract to rehabilitate Sudan's once-thriving railways.
With Hugh is his son Adrian, formerly a farmer. The two Welshmen, old and trusted friends of the Sudanese, cope cheerfully with days of sweat and dust, lonely nights in spartan hotels, the grinding down of machinery, as well as the human spirit, in one of the harshest engineering environments of the world. Narrator Michael Dean Photography ANDY ELLIOTT Sound recordist ALAN BALE Film editor TONY PALMER Producer PAUL FABRICIUS
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF A UDEN ASSOCIATES production for BBCtv
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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 tonight's show Tracey plays a 14-year-old torn between her three parents in Romantic Mommy and an over-the-hill drop-out DJ who soars to new heights as an airport jock in Summer Storm.
Produced by RICHARD SAKAI

A statement by Alan Beith , MP, for the Social and Liberal Democrats.

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 on, who's here and what's up in the arts, entertainment and the 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

East Meets West: Asian Families. Western Culture
Asian families living in London are often subjected to racial attacks.
This programme looks behind those headlines to explore what Asian culture is, and how it is changing. Producer ELEANOR MORRIS