Innovation and Coat

Jimmie Macgregor follows the Prince's route.
BBC Scotland
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Ollie reads a shocking headline of a soldier's heroism. Can it be who he thinks it is?
(Black and white)

More by accident than design, Stan and Ollie find themselves in service at Colonel Buckshot's residence. (Black and white)

Accused of robbery, Bugs Bunny is stung into Sing Song Prison.

A Pattern of Building Stamford, Lincolnshire
Written and presented by Alee Clifton-Taytor (R)
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A See-Saw programme
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By Hammer and HaKd Director SANDRA WAINWRtGHT
Executive producer BRIDGET WINTER

MartIn Carthy
Britain's most influential folk guitarist looks back over a year of performance. Producer SUE DURKAN BBC North East (R)

Turkey
Anne Gregg sees the fantastic landscapes of the Central Anatolian Plains. Director CHMSTtNE CARTER producerPATR!C[AHOUUHANfW

Fersina Windows World Cup from Bournemouth.
Introduced by David Icke. The first semi-final should see Wales, seeded 2. with Terry Griffiths. Ctiff Wilson and Doug Mountjoy against either the Rest of the World. seeded 3, or last year's runners-up Australia, seeded 6 and led by Eddie Charlton. including at
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Regional News and Weather

with Geoff Hamilton and Anne Swithinbank
Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Birmingham (Shown last Friday)

starring
John Fraser
Peter Gushing BemardLee.
On the Cornish coast in the 18th century, the local fishermen's smuggling routine is disrupted by a murderous band of wreckers. But the local squire refuses to acknowledge the truth.
Written, produced and directed by JOHN GILUNG
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Do-it-yourself science with Carol Vorderman and Professor lan Fells of Newcastle University.
At last - the secret formula for the world's biggest bubbles - but don't take our word for it.
Carol dips into the scientific toy box and lan gets on his bike to discover the science of cycling. Plus news of the paper engineering competition winners.
Designer JOHN BONE
Studio director HENDRIK BALL
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND

There are 30,000 farms in Wales but the small family farm is under threat. EEC quotas and high land prices are making it increasingly difficult for farmers to make ends meet. Many are having to turn to other jobs and think of new ways to earn a living. Farmer
Gwynn Whitticase works the land that has been in the family for five generations but the barn that used to be the cowshed, milking parlour and silage pit is now being put to a very different use. At weekends the family runs a disco which is proving very popular and opening up the farm to tourists.
And in Episode 12 of 7VM
Afoue, the EPL company is making the final preparations before moving to the new headquarters in St Neots in Cambridgeshire. 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.
This week, a visit to the driest spot in Europe in the third report from 'Hidden
Spain'. John Howard looks at the creeping deserts of AImeria where agri-business and tourism are literally draining the water out of the soil. The report features the latest hi-tech options from the government and finds a group of 'mad dogs and Englishmen working out in the midday sun ...'
Studio director MARK HARRISON
Series producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN Editor PETER SALMON BBC Bristol

by Bob Black
Starring Gerard Kelly as Willie Melvin

When a long-lost uncle dazzles Willie with his war-time stories Mr McLelland and Brian start fighting a war of their own.

The way we live now Wedding at Easington
Tom Lee and Dawn Gray invite you to share the happiest day of their lives. Tom is 21 and Dawn's 19.
Both are unemployed - so it won't be a very grand do.
Tom's father Tommy was a coalminer in Easington until last year - he's paying for the wedding with the last of his redundancy money. Tom's mother Dot is roping in family and friends to help. Easington is a small pit village on the Durham coast. It has an active colliery, but with one in six here out of work, it's a village haunted by memories of the past.
Easington's men and women are fearful now for the future of their families and the community.
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1: The Cry of the Cosmos by Diana BurreU
In a special series of newly commissioned music videos, five of Britain's leading composers make their response to the events of Holy Week and Easter. The series begins with 77:e Cry o/ the Cosmos, performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Lionel Friend. It is introduced by its composer. Diana BurreII. fNcrt programme fOMorrouj o<
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Producer DAVID SAUNDERS