Maths: Area Games

9.40am Lifeschool Going to Work
Time on Your Hands
This new play by BILL LYONS follows the story of a young girl, Pam Davies , whose father is remanded in custody on a fraud charge. Pam's behaviour changes rapidly.
She quits her YTS placement and runs away from home. When the friend she stays with loses patience, Pam has a lot of decisions to make.
Directed by RuTTA LYNN
Series producer PAUL MITCHELL (e)
10.05am You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. Cosmo has a violent tantrum,
Dibs and Indira try to calm her. Maths on the farm: matching eggs to the birds that laid them. Book: Brown Bear What Do You See? by ERIC CARLE and BILL MARTIN JR
Presenter INDIRA JOSHI Animation ANDY WALKER
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN (R) (e)
10.18am Music Time Talking Drums
A song about talking drums, some traditional music from Ghana, and how to make your own version of these instruments.
Presenters JONATHAN COHEN , HELEN SPEIRS
With FELIX COBBSON and Aklowa
Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT (R) (e)
10.40am Thinkabout Down Our Way
The gang turn the yard into a playground, and boxes mto houses.
Producer DAVID MELDRUM (R) (e)
10.58am Zig Zag
The Greeks. Greek Pottery Producer TOM STANIER (R) (e)
11.20am Update USA Sunbelt City (R) (e)
11.40am Mindstretchers
Package Deal: the Problem
Problems for 10- to 12-year-olds with suggested solutions.
Designing a package which is strong, simple to make and attractive, all from minimum materials. With TONY AITKIN
Producer ED HAYWARD (R) (e)
11.45am Micro Mindstretchers: Using the Computer
Databases: the Problem presented by CAROL VORDERMAN. How would you use your microcomputer to create a database of school trips and places to visit?
Producer GEORGE AUCKLAND (R) (e)
11.50am Pages from Ceefax
12.00 Mach's Gut!
A series of five programmes. Basic skills in German. 2: Eating and Drinking
Buying a snack or a meal; preferences; compliments. With ROBERT RAUCH
SYLVIA ROTTER
Introduced by PAUL MCDOWELL Producer CAROLINE GODLEY (R) (e)
12.15pm History File
Medicine, Public Health and Government
The Romans had a system of public health which included the provision of water supplies and sewerage. After the fall of the Roman Empire, this system collapsed in western Europe. What brought about an interest in public health in 19th-century Britain?
Presented by PAUL VIRAGH With JOHN BURGESS.
PAUL JERRICHO ,
RIC MORGAN , ROLAND OLIVER , JOHN WOODNUTT.
Designer GLORIA CLAYTON Director MORTON SURGUY
Producer JILL SHEPPARD (e)
12.35pm Pages from Ceefax
1.00pm Big Top Science Wind
A visit to the Discovery Domes to find out why the wind blows. Terry Marsh and Kjartan Poskitt show you how to measure the speed of the wind. Production ROBIN MUDGE
GEORGE AUCKLAND , BRENDA BARRIE (R) (e)

A See-Saw programme by JOANNE COLE. AND MICHAEL COLE. Narrated by Patricia Hayes Gran's Pets
Gran makes up for all the time she has lived without animals.
Music and lyrics by BRYAN DALY Animation by DEREK MOGFORD Designed and directed by IVOR WOOD (R)

Chris discovers that baby-sitting can be exhausting.
Narrated by Peter Hawkins Produced by MAURICE POOLEY

The Pharaohs
A line of kings ruled Egypt for 2,500 years - they were called the Pharaohs. A look at thow they lived, how they died, their gods, their temples, their tombs and their treasures.
Film editor JOHN BILLINGHAM Producer DAVID MELDRUM (e)

Weather followed by Words and Pictures
Spring
Vicky, Charlie and the children discover how trees change during the year. Presenter Vicky Ireland with Charlie
Animation BURA AND HARDWICK Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (e)
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Last programme in the series Question Time with Bill Hartston
Everything you wanted to know about chess and weren't afraid to ask. Producer JILL DAWSON

Weather followed by World Snooker
World Professional Snooker Championship Round 2
Introduced by David Icke from the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
Three-and-a-half hours of snooker from 'the potting shed'. Johnson or Meo against Thorburn or Charlton - perming two from four - play the afternoon's match to a finish.
Willie Thorne and Stephen Hendry should be on the other table, with the mid-session eight frames to be played.
Commentators
TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM
CLIVE EVERTON
Producers KEITH PHILLIPS
MIKE ADLEY , PETER HAYWARD Executive producer KEITH MACKENZIE including at
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

6.35pm Open to Question
Tonight's guest is the Rt Hon Roy Hattersley, MP. Has the Labour Party lost its way? After ten years of Thatcherism, how effectively is it getting its message across? Tonight the party's deputy leader, Roy Hattersley, faces interrogation by young people from all over Britain. Presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy
Research PAUL GALLAGHER Director Liz SCOTT
Producer DAVID MARTIN

7.10pm That Was Then... This Is Now
This week Spandau Ballet, the new romantic darlings of the early 1980s, talk in detail about their career survival and life without kilts. With rare archive footage of the band in performance. Researcher RORY SHEEHAN Produced and directed by DAVID G. CROFT (R)

Second of a six-part series for faint-hearted and disillusioned cooks presented by Kevin Woodford.
Although astronomer Patrick Moore has lived in a fishing village for the past 20 years without ever succeeding in cooking fish, he's surprisingly enthusiastic at the prospect. But he stubbornly refuses to change his inimitable technique for chopping vegetables. MUSIC STUART CALVERT
Graphic designer LAURENCE HENRY Producer STACEY ADAMS
Series producer CLARE BRIGSTOCKE (e)
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Why Buildings Make You Sick
Feeling ill at work? It could be your building that's to blame. When Sick Building
Syndrome strikes, it brings a flurry of mild symptoms such as headache, tiredness, sore eyes and runny nose. Horizon follows the investigation of one sick building where 94 per cent of the occupants report symptoms.
Investigators know it's not a serious infection like Legionnaire's disease, but until now have been stumped to find a cause. Could it be dust or moulds in the ventilation ducts, too few negative ions in the air, even a build-up of chemicals? By piecing together different strands of new research, they can now discover the culprit. Narrator Martin Jarvis Film editor CHRIS WOOLLEY Written and produced by MIKE TOMLINSON
Horizon editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL
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World Professional Snooker Championship Round 2 hosted by David Vine.
The last two matches of the round are played to a finish.

Zola Budd remains for most people an enigma. Yet this frail athlete became a symbol in the bitter battle against apartheid in South Africa.
Her silence condemned her in the eyes of 'activists' who ensured that she was banished from athletics in general and the Olympic
Games in particular. In this film, she finds a committed champion in actor Kenneth Griffith. He sets out to discover why, as he sees it, she was so cruelly victimised. His quest takes him to South Africa where he interviews Zola at her home. After rebuffs by Winnie Mandela and Bishop Tutu , those who did agree to meet Griffith -
Peter Hain in London, Helen Suzman , Christian Barnard , Chief Bothelezi and others in South Africa - are subjected to a passionate 'grilling' as Griffith makes clear his own distaste for those who organised the ban on Budd.
Cameramen GRENVILLE MIDDLETON CHRIS SCmiTTE
Produced by KENNETH GRIFFITH

with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick

Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship Round 2
As the tenth day of the championship draws to a close, the chaff has been sorted from the wheat. The quarter-final line-up will be known, the names of the eight men who have survived from the 152 players who began this tournament as far back as the qualifying rounds played last month. But just who are they? David Vine brings the answer from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

Arts Foundation Coume The Albert Memorial
A commemoration of the Prince's life, or a monument to the ambitions and prejudices of Victorian Britain? COLIN CUNNINGHAM investigates. Producer TONY COE (R)