What Value Nuclear Protests?

Sam McAughtry tells the story of the Belfast parks. Director HENRY LAVERTY
Producer MOORE SINERTON

Les Dawson in conversation with Roy Plomley.
Producer MICHAEL KERR (R)

Alan Towers reports on Midlands' cathedrals. Director MERRICK SIMMONDS Producer JOHN S. W. TAYLOR

Starring Charlton Heston, Jack Palance, Katy Jurado.
The old enmity between the civilian chief of scouts and the Apache chief's son is revived.
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A See-Saw programme (R)

with Floella Benjamin

Gordon Hewitt talks to golfer Peter Thomson. (R)

Weather followed by You and Me
Presenters Bharti Patel and Gary Wilmot

Our Daddy
Alfred John Pengelly has been sailing out of the Cornish port of Looe for over 60 years, most of them aboard Our Daddy, a sailing lugger built in the 1920s.
Narrated by Tom Salmon Producer BRIAN HAWKINS (R)

Weather followed by The Making of a Saint
Joan of Arc was born about 1412, burnt as a heretic in 1431 and made a saint in 1920. Why did it take the Roman
Catholic Church 500 years to change its mind about her? Because of the detailed records kept at her trials, we know a great deal about
Joan's life and personality. But subsequent generations have ignored this information and turned her into one of the most potent myths of the 20th century. Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Producer ANTONIA BENEDEK

Richard Baker aids and abets the sensational American organist Carlo Curley. Producer ALAN TONGUE

A series of eight programmes 6: Karate - the Way of the Empty HandNarrated by Dennis Waterman
Morio Higaonna , black belt of the seventh dan, drives himself hard in his search for perfection as a master of karate. He has made his body into a fighting machine, yet he is the gentlest of men. He lives on Okinawa, the tiny island that gave the art of karate to the world. Written and produced by MICHAEL CROUCHER BBC Bristol (R)

Death of a Star
The supernova of 1987 was perhaps the most important event in any astronomer's lifetime, because dying stars are central to the life of the universe.
The programme follows the supernova's story, from its first sighting in Chile to Australia, America and Japan.
Narrator Paul Vaughan Written and produced for WGBH Boston by ROBIN BATES Adapted for BBCtv by DEBORAH CADBURY
Horizon editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL (R)
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with James Stewart.
Trouble-shooter Grant McLaine is hired by the railroad to carry a payroll destined for workers at the end of the track. The three previous payrolls were stolen by the villainous Harbin gang and Whitey Harbin is determined to add another to his haul.
Screenplay by BORDEN CHASE
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Make Money Make Money Making a Percentage
Governments have been issuing bonds for centuries - mainly to fund wars. But bonds, which give the investor a set percentage return year in year out, are now usually used to fund money-making ventures; like the New York Giant's Football Stadium in New Jersey.
In the third of four programmes Andrew Neil looks at what makes the bond market tick. In London and Chicago, BBC camera crews film simultaneously as a dealing day moves 4,000 miles around the globe and traders fight to keep ahead of the market.
Film editor BRENDA PHILLIPS
Producer ALAN HAYDN GRIFFITHS Series editor BRIAN DAVIES (e)

Football has always been a man's game and women are excluded from the boardrooms of most English Football League clubs. Can soccer justify its claim to be a family sport? Would a feminine influence lead to improved standards of crowd behaviour?
Reporter Sue Mott
Executive producer DAVID TAYLOR BBC North West

by DOUGLAS ADAMS
First of six parts adapted from the BBC radio series. Starring
Simon Jones and David .Dixon and the voice of Peter Jones featuring
Joe Melia and Martin Benson.
In which the Earth is unexpectedly demolished to make way for a new hyper-space bypass.
Arthur Dent is forced to abandon his plans for the weekend and make his escape into space along with old friend Ford
Prefect, who suddenly turns out to be from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse, and not from Guildford as he had previously claimed.
Radiophonic music PADDY K1NGSLAND
Associate producer JOHN LLOYD Producer ALAN J. W. BELL (R)

starring with In 'n' Outlaws
Bert's plans to introduce
Agnes to his family go awry. Written by MARC ABRAHAM
Directed by CHRISTOPHER T. WELCH

Making a Million
'You've got to make the best of what's around you and if it's stones, well, try and make money out of stones'
The first million is the hardest. When you're out there on your own all you have to trade on is your own energy and your wits. Dave McCann and Dave Atkinson both work long and hard, selling highly individual products and services, but they view the Enterprise Culture very differently. Photography
GILES NUTTGENS , RICHARD RANKEN Film editor MARTIN ELSBURY Series producer PETER SYMES Director KIM FLITCROFT BBC Bristol

This week's presenters are Sarah Dunant and Tracey MacLeod.
Producer CHARLES MILLER
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON

Th* Wisconsin Idea
Producer MEG SHEFFIELD (R)