Science Foundation Course: Magnetic Earth

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

9.30am Diez Temas: 10: La ciudad y el pueblo (e)

9.45am Casebook Scotland: Give it a Style
A group of designers living in Scotland demonstrate how they develop their ideas. Whether it is fashion, furniture, jewellery, graphics or mobiles, each designer must choose the materials, shape and style to satisfy a design brief.
Producer ishbel MACLEAN (R) (e)

10.05am Look and Read: Fairground. Mixed Fortunes (e)

10.25am Around Scotland: It's Just a Habit (e)

10.45am Storytime: Chicken and Egg (e)

11.03am Into Music: Moving to Music (e)

11.25am Logo: Gogo Logo (e)

11.40am Let's See: Portrait of a River (e)

12.00 Maths at Work (5) (e)

12.20pm English File: Why Shakespeare? (2)
Twelfth Night is called a comedy - so how do actors try to get laughs? Macbeth is a tragedy - how do the same actors make it work its magic? RSC Associate Artists Estelle Kohler and Emrys James play Olivia and Malvolio and then the Macbeths in two famous scenes from Shakespeare.
Devised by Andrew Bethell
Producer Geoff Wilson (R) (e)

12.55pm Scene: Nobody There Knows
When Danny is sent over to London from Belfast, his parents hope he'll leave the troubles behind him. But how will he come to terms with a strange city.
Film editor KATE EVANS
Producer CHRIS ELLIS (R) (e)

Pinny's Party
Pinny and Victor dress up in sweet papers!
Story and pictures by PETER FIRMIN Music by AR LOG
Directed and animated by OLIVER POSTGATE (R)

with Johnny Ball
Today Philomena explores in the attic. Animation
SEMAFOR STUDIOS FILM POLSKI
English adaptation ROBIN HALDANE Producer GREG CHILDS (R)

Handles by JAN MARK.
Dramatised by MICHAEL ROBSON.
3: Writing on marrows leads to trouble and there's more about Elsie that Erica doesn't know.
Film editor ROLAND TONGUE Director CHRIS ELLIS (R) (e)

Weather followed by You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. Song: This Old Man.
Presenter Mike Grady
Producer NICCI CROWTHER (R) (e)

Introduced by David Icke and featuring:
World Skating
The best of last night's Men's Free Programme from the World Championships in Paris, and there's the latest from this afternoon's Ladies' Original Programme.
Rugby Union
The final two games in this year's championship take place tomorrow, with England favourites to record their first win in Wales since 1963. Meanwhile, it's
Scotland's turn to take on France in Paris.
Football
FA Cup Sixth Round
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson talks about his exciting young team, as they prepare to meet Brian Clough 's Forest in front of a full house at Old Trafford tomorrow.
Trevor Brooking is in the studio to try and predict the four semi-finalists.
There's also football action from Europe, and a review of the Cheltenham Festival, which finished yesterday with the highlight of the week, the Gold Cup. Producer MARK SCHOFIELD including at

Mortgage Corporation National League
The 1989 Final from the Aston Villa Leisure Centre.
Three weeks ago, 12 teams, representing indoor tennis and sports centres around the country, entered this year's competition. With total prize money of E107,000 on offer, today's winners will take home £21,000. Last year Croydon had the honour of lifting the trophy - who will it be this year?
Introduced by Sally Jones Commentators
GERALD WILLIAMS and MARK cox
Producer CLAIRE MICHEL
Executive producer DEREK BRANDON A GRAND SLAM production for BBCtv

Many people have seen dolphins in aquariums, but off the north Cornwall coast, near the fishing village of Portreath.a lone dolphin could be seen playing. It seemed as if he were inviting man to share the harmony of his underwater world.
Laurie Emberson gained the dolphin's trust, and has captured on film his wild and beautiful environment and his special relationship with man.
Directed and photographed by LAURIE EMBERSON

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starring David Niven Toshiro Mifune Ando.
'Major' Bradbury is a naturally timid man who has invented an heroic past for himself
- his young pupil Koichi is particularly impressed by the exciting stories of his daring wartime exploits. The last thing Bradbury expected was to become involved with ruthless terrorists and experience a dangerous situation first hand ... David Niven plays the charming 'Major' in this lively comedy adventure. Koichi ando
Screenplay by JACK DAVIES Produced by EUAN LLOYD Directed by KEN ANNAKIN
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[Starring] Phil Silvers as Sgt Bilko (R)

Jenny Michelmore is a chorus girl in a West End production of South Pacific. She also understudies the show's big star,
Gemma Craven. This documentary goes behind the scenes to find out what the life of an understudy is like. Will the dreams of this chorus girl ever come true? Will she be able to cope with the pressure if she were allowed to 'go on'? Photography PAUL KANWAR JONATHAN HARRISON
Film editor CAROL MACGILLIVRAY
Production assistant CLAIRE SHARP Producer AGNIESZKA PIOTROWSKA (Regional programme - for variations see column 3)

from Barnsdale and Somerset with Geoff Hamilton and Anne Swithinbank.
A large part of the Barnsdale garden is managed using organic techniques. At
Shepton Montague , Charles Dowding has been growing vegetables for sale, for six years, without using sprays or inorganic fertiliser. His successes and failures are on a field scale. Production assistants
JEAN LAUGHTON. CHRISTINE HARDMAN Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
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starring Spike Milligan
John Bluthal , Keith Smith with David Adams , Suzanne Sinclair , Mike O'Malley Linzi Drew , Alan Clare and special guest Raymond Baxter.
How Hitler takes-up singing. Written by SPIKE MILLIGAN
NEIL SHAND. ANDREW MARSHALL DAVID RENWICK
Produced and directed by ALAN J. W. BELL (R) revised

Elton John's jukebox sold at Sotheby's for £16,000. It has come a long way since it left the Wurlitzer factory in 1942. It is the same with most jukeboxes; they once entertained bars, diners and roadstops throughout America, but are now highly collectable artifacts, fulfilling the dreams, memories and fantasies of their proud owners. The Americans are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the jukebox this year, but some say an Englishman by the name of Charles Adams-Randall pipped the Americans to the post when he patented a coin-operated phonograph in 1888. Since then the jukebox has found a special way into the Englishman's heart. Arena explores the world of the jukebox in England and finds that an Englishman's home is his castle and surely no castle could be complete without one of these fine articles.
Record: the Arena' theme music is now available as a CD single (CDT41) on Editions EG, from retailers.
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Scotland v England 1974 in the Calcutta Cup. (R)

with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick

The last in a series of discussion programmes dispensing wit, wisdom and ideas.
Director PIETER MORPURGO Producer ELAINE BEDELL

starring
Raymond Rouleau Mireille Balin.
Rivals for graduation honours at the police academy, Clarence and Montes propose a practical test to prove who is the better detective. A murdered American gangster provides the perfect case. Set in an imaginary country in South America, but filmed in France during the war,
Jacques Becker 's first film is a witty tribute to American gangster movies.
Toni Amonito. ..GASTON MODOT
Screenplay by PIERRE BOST
Directed by JACQUES BECKER
(A French film with English subtitles. First showing on British television. Black and white)
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