Managing Schools: One More Step...

3: Jimmie's journey takes him through the Lairighmor and finally to Fort William. (R)

in The Floorwalker Written and directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Music composed by DENNIS wilson

With Ben Turpin and The Keystone Cops.

The Finals of 1983 from Kelburn Country Centre, Ayrshire
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall Brace:
TIM LONGTON with Tweed and Clun Roy v GLYN JONES with Bracken and Lyn Singles:
NORMAN DARRELL and Pat V DICK MCHOLLS and Rod (R)

Devizes, Wiltshire (R)
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Return of the Litter

A Lady of Leisure
The yacht Voluta could have ended her days as a rotting hulk in a West Country harbour. She didn't. (R)

Weather followed by Holiday Outings Madeira Saga Cruise Bill Buckley is aboard the Eugenio C. Director
CLARE RILEY

from Ascot
2.15 EBF Novices' Hurdle Final (Handicap) (2m)
2.50 Piper Champagne
Golden Miller Chase (3m 2f)
3.25 South Wales Showers Mira Silver Trophy Chase (2 1/2m)
4.00 Steel Plate and Sections Young Chasers
Championship Final (3m)
Introduced by Richard Pitman Commentator PETER O'SULLEVAN
and JOHN HANMER Producer WENDY SHEPPARD including at

The Severn
3: The Vale of Berkeley Producer PAUL SMITH (R)

A day in the life of a hospital with a difference. Hip replacements, radiotherapy and arthroscopy are all routine, but the patients are anything but human.
Hamsters and horses, cats and canaries ... all check in for treatment. This film takes a timely look at Cambridge Veterinary School, now threatened with closure, and follows its students, the pets and their owners.
Producer NIKKI STOCKLEY

Isobel Ward, Chris Davies and Simon Barnes present the magazine programme about disability. Featured this month, equipment information, news, music and broadcasting guidelines - will they change the portrayal of disabled people on television? With subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.
Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS
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from Barnsdale and the NEC

Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers in Ardela Returns
Buck finds himself a prisoner. Written by CHRIS BUNCH and ALLAN COLE
Director LARRY STEWART

with Antoine de Caunes
Titles JEAN-BAPTISTE MONDINO Director BERNARD FAROUX Executive producers
ALEX BERGER , TIM NEWMAN An NB de c production
DEFII editor JANET STREET-PORTER

with Simon Winchester In eight years' time the colony of Hong Kong, its
99-year lease having expired, passes back to the original owner, China. Six million people will then become citizens of the Communist country from which many of them fled in the first place.
Uncertainty among many, even panic among some, has caused thousands of the best and the brightest citizens to make plans to leave the colony. Might their decision to go, to denude the place of so much of the very talent which has made it such a power-house of capitalism, cause Hong Kong to wither and die? Or might this most vital example of entrepreneurial spirit be just the spark-plug that China needs?
Film team HAMDARNI MILAS
CHAN CHU VAN , MAX WHEELER Producer TOM SAVAGE
An ASPECT PRODUCTION for BBCtv

Perchance to Dream: Israeli research into sleep patterns of Holocaust victims has produced startling revelations. Could there be a message for the survivors of our own more recent disasters? Royal Navy psychiatrist
Morgan O'Connell , who treats veterans of the South
Atlantic Campaign, travels to Israel to discover what lessons may be learnt from the sleep laboratory research. Mission to the Red Planet
Revisited: early in April, an unmanned space probe from the USSR is expected to land on the mysterious 'moon', Phobos, which orbits the planet Mars. The Soviets say it is the first stage of their ambitious programme to send cosmonauts to Mars by the year 2005. Soviet space expert Phillip Clark reports on what the landers are discovering on Phobos. Producer LAURIE JOHN
TESSA LIVINGSTONE. DANA PURVIS
Executive producer DAVID PATERSON Series producer JANA BENNETT

Alan Alda as Hawkeye Mike Farrell as BJ
Harry Morgan as Col Potter Loretta Swit as Hot Lips David Ogden Stiers as Charles Jamie Farr as Klinger William Christopher as Fr Mulcahy.
Potters Retirement
Written by LARRY BALMAGIA
Directed by WILLIAM JURGENSEN (R)

by RICHARD COOPER.
Starring Jonathan Hyde with Peter Capaldi Michael Feast , Richard Moore
The Camden Town Murder Emily Dimmock , known as 'Phyllis', is found savagely murdered. A drawing on a postcard provides the clue that links the crime to Robert Wood , a young glass painter. Marshall Hall is briefed for the defence - and he needs a great victory to restore his fortunes at the bar.
Studio lighting RON BRISTOW OB lighting JOHN KING Music DUNCAN BROWNE Designer ROGER CANN
Producer COLIN TUCKER
Director MATTHEW ROBINSON
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Narrated by Bob Peck. How Do I Create?
How is creation like a canvas deck chair? Did God have internal tensions?
Animation STEVE BURRELL and CATTI CALTHROP
Executive producer PHILIP CLARKE Written and directed by STEVEN BILLINGER
A DIVERSE PRODUCTION for BBC Elstree

Film directors
JOHN WHISTON. JAMES RUNCIE

12.00 Education
Old Dog. New Trick
Producer CUVE HOLLOWAY (R)
12.25 Physics
Which Way to Turn?
Producer NICK BRENTON (R)