Health Visiting and the Family
9.45am Economics: a Question of Choice
Workers or Machines
(e)
10.05am You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. Harry thinks the music is too loud, Liz does not.
How can Cosmo and Dibs keep them both happy? Transport song:
Wheels on Tracks
Book: Hena Finds a Friend. Presenters LIZ SMITH.
HARRY TOWB
Studio director NICCI CROWTHER Film director JUDITH MILES (R) (e)
10.20am Science Workshop Levers (A)
A cherry picker, a dumper truck and a concrete nibbler, all rely on levers.
Written by EURFRON GWYN JONES Series producer MICHAEL COYLE (R) (e)
10.40am Textile Studies Fashion Makers
Presented by KEITH CHEGWIN. VALERIE GOAD from Kent gets inspiration for her special designs from her own children. Producer JOHN CHAPPLE
(e)
11.00am Words and Pictures Tomorrow
Vicky. Charlie and the children are busy in the library this week. Presenters VICKY IRELAND with CHARLIE
Animation BURA AND HARDWICK, PETER LANG
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (e)
11.15am English Time
What Happened Then?
Producer JILL GLYNDON REED (R) (e)
11.35am The Geography Programme
River Landscape
BERNARD CLARK follows the River Tees from source to mouth. Producer LEN BROWN (R) (e)
11.55am A-level German 3: Gabriele Stiegler
Gabi is training to be a teacher while still at school herself. Production GODFREY JOHNSON SUSAN PATON (R) (e)
12.15pm Big Top Science Water
TERRY MARSH and KJARTAN poskitt find out what's in drinking water, and together they build an aquarium. Production ROBIN MUDGE
GEORGE AUKLAND. BRENDA BARRIE Musical director PETER MOSS
Production assistant WENDY HARDIE (R)(e)
12.35pm Lifeschool Going to Work
Working Together
This documentary looks at the 'turn round' of an aircraft and the teams of people involved. Producer JILL GLYNDON REED
Series producer PAUL MITCHELL (R) (e)
1.00pm Business Matters 1992 is Too Late
1.25pm
Green Claws with Nick Mercer and Stella Goodier
Green Claws is having problems with his clocks, so Percy and he try to invent a new clock - after all, the Claws family are great inventors.
Claws Family stories by SONYA DANN Illustrations JANE GEDYE Script by URSULA JONES
Produced by CHRISTINE HEWITT (R)
1.40pm Zig Zag The Greeks
Women and Children.
Everyday objects from the British Museum are brought to life in a studio reconstruction of a Greek household.
Producer TOM STAMER (R) (e)
2.00pm News Weather followed by Storytime
The Four Friends
In this Indian legend, when a deer is trapped in a hunter's net, a mouse hitches a lift from a bird to go to the rescue.
Presenter BEULAH CANDAPPA Animation RICHARD TAYLOR
Series producers PAT FARRINGTON and DIANE MORGAN (R) (e)
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An Israeli Kibbutz with Kathy Tayler
A break from work or a working break? Is the experience of a kibbutz holiday exhausting or exhilarating? Kathy Tayler slips down to the appealing banana groves of Israel to help out and find out. Director JEREMY mills
Producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN (R)
Weather followed by Wild World
Kopje A Rock for All Seasons Narrated by Barry Paine.
Kopjes are granite islands set in the vast Serengeti plains of Tanzania. These remote rocks are a refuge all year round for a variety of animals, birds, reptiles and insects; even the rock pools are abundant with life. Producer BARRY PAINE BBC Bristol (R)
A series of six programmes The Severn
4: Crossing and Docking
Angela Rippon explores the stretch of the Severn between Shepperdine and the mouth of the Avon, where people have crossed not only in ferries and over a bridge, but even on their own two feet.
She discusses industrial pollution of the estuary and sees how its bed is regularly charted so that ships can navigate in and out of port. Producer PAUL SMITH (R)
The first of two programmes celebrating the Mi's 30th birthday.
Tango Tango One Three follows the fortunes of two police patrol-car drivers whose beat is the 30-mile stretch of motorway running through Northamptonshire. Producer DICK MEADOWS
(The second programme, 'The Gap', is on tomorrow at 4.30pm BBC2)
Bodrum
John Thirlwell 's personal view of Bodrum in Turkey. Director GITA CONN
(First shown in 'The Travel Show
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from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and Anne Swithinbank.
The bee is the gardener's friend. But is it sensible to set up a beehive in a small garden?
Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
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starring
Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers
A Dream of Jennifer Buck finds danger lurking in his past when he recognises his 20th-century girlfriend in 25th-century New Chicago. Written by ALAN BRENNERT Directed by HARVEY LADMAN
with Antoine de Cannes
Simple Minds talk about their new LP. Plus John Lydon 13 years on from Anarchy in the UK.
Titles JEAN BAPTISTE MONDINO Director PETER STUART Executive producers
ALEX BERGER .TIM NEWMAN An NB de C production
DEFII editor JANET STREET-PORTER
Milan - Update
Magenta De Vine and Sankha Guha
Mothers and sons, sunglasses and spaghetti, high fashion, and that hot accessory - the car radio.
Director JOSH HAUL
Series producer RACHEL PURNELL BBCNorthWest (R) revised
Playing with History Introduced by Christopher Andrew
Two stories tonight reflect the contribution made to history by non-professionals. British and Guaranteed
A look at those who re-create their childhood and the golden age of British engineering by collecting
Frank Hornby 's celebrated model trains.
A Batchelor's Delight
Anne Batchelor has spent four years tracing her family line back to 1527. Among her ancestors is the Elizabethan lutenist, Daniel Bachiler. Cameraman PAT TURLEY
Producers CANDIDA PRYCE-JONES ANTONIA BENEDEK
Series editor ROY DAVIES
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in Mail Call Three
Written by EVERETT GREENBAUM and JIM FRITZELL
Directed by CHARLES S. DUBIN (R)
Second in a five-part series written and directed by GARETHJONES with and June 1985
A-levels loom. Mumtaz studies hard but Adam and Jackie are distracted by each other - and by Mumtaz.
And while Shehnaaz's business fights to get off the ground, there are signs of trouble at Astler's.
Costume designer JANICE RIDER Camera supervisor DON COOPER Lighting DAVE BUSHELL Designer IAN ASHURST
Producer CHRIS PARR. BBC Pebble Mill
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John Cole concludes his assessment of a decade of Mrs Thatcher.
Sarah Dunant presents the live cultural magazine. Producer jamie Mum
12.00 The Trouble with Science
Why is it that there are insufficient girls to fill places in university science departments?
Producer MEG SHEFFIELD
12.2Sam Open Forum: News - Views
CHRIS SEARLE and MOIRA STUART take a look at higher education.
Production PETER CHAMPNESS and JEAN ROWTON
Series producer KEVIN NEWPORT
