Social Problems and Social Welfare

Co-starring Charles Boyer.
For Countess Marie Walewska, Napoleon Bonaparte is the knight in shining armour who could save Poland from the Cossacks; but the Emperor is more interested in pursuing the Countess.
Screenplay by SAMUEL HOFFENSTEIN SALKA VIERTEL and S. N. BEHRMAN based on the Polish novel Pani Walewska by WACLAW GASIOROWSKI and a dramatisation by HELEN JEROME
Produced by BERNARD H. HYMAN Directed by CLARENCE BROWN
(Greta Garbo stars in 'Anna Karenina tomorrow at 6. 10pm)
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A nature-loving policeman realises a lifelong ambition. Producer WYNFORD JONES Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY

with Peter Alliss and John Jacobs. 3: On the Tee

with Nick Mercer and Stella Goodier.
Claws Family stories SONYA DANN Illustrations JANE GEDYE Script by URSULA JONES Musical directors
JONATHAN COHEN. SIMON MAYOR Producer CHRISTINE HEWITT (R)

A father and son fishing team.
Director COLIN MORRIS Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY

Weather followed by A Pottery Diversion
(R)

One Day in the Life of Bernard Aldrich (1978-79) Written and directed by MICHAEL CROUCHER BBC Bristol (R)

Weather followed by Wild World
The Year of the Green Centre Australia's wettest year on record caused a spectacular bloom of desert flowers. Producers
BARRY PAINE and KEN TAYLOR (R)

Regional News and Weather

Introduced by Julian Wilson.
4.20 Royal Hunt Cup (H'cap. lm)
The gamble of the week with 30 runners spread wide across the straight mile.

Introduced by Rene Cutforth Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT

with Geoff Hamilton
Roy Lancaster and John Kelly.
Production assistant JAYNE SAVAGE Producer JOHN KENYON

starring Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers
Time of the Hawk (1)

Presented by Antoine de Caunes.
Peter Gabriel talks about his long-awaited new album. Plus Neneh Cherry, Yello, Joe Cocker and more.
Titles JEAN BAPTISTE MONDINO Director PETER STUART Executive producers
ALEX BERGER. TIM NEWMAN An nb de c production
Def ll editor JANET STREET PORTER

Bangkok
Magenta De Vine and Sankha Guha visit a city where all is not as it seems - from the fakes to the floating market.
Plus how to tell a Thai massage from the tourist version, bartering,
Buddhism, boxing, red lights, royalty, nightlife and the music score.
Director SIMON MEYERS
Series producer RACHEL PURNELL
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Until only a year ago the exiled satirist Vladimir Voinovich was the most vilified writer in the Soviet Union. Now that his most famous book The Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Private Ivan Chonkin has finally been published there, a Voinovich cult has broken out in Moscow, where a film, theatre and musical version of Chonkin are currently under preparation.
Despite strong protests from conservatives, Voinovich was asked to visit his homeland. Bookmark filmed the author in his Munich exile and followed him on his triumphant return to Moscow.
To the Soviet literary establishment Voinovich remains an unreformed anti-Soviet troublemaker. To millions of Russians who have finally been able to read his stories, he is simply the 20th century reincarnation of the great Gogol. Photography
JOHN DALY , JOHN GOODYER Film editor MICHAEL FLYNN
Executive producer NIGEL WILLIAMS Director PAUL PAWLIKOWSKI

BJ Papa San
Written by LARRY BALMAGIA
Directed by JAMES SHELDON (R)

A series of five screenplays by ALAN BLEASDALE. 4: Yosser's Story and with Graeme Souness and Sammy Lee
'I'm Yosser Hughes '. Once Yosser dreamt of making it big. Now his dreams have shrunk to one pervading nightmare - losing his children.
Music ILONA SEKACZ
Produced by MICHAEL WEARING Directed by PHILIP SAVILLE BBC Pebble Mill (R)

Second of five programmes. Michael Apted introduces three short fiction films made by British students.
Avarice directed by Carl Prechezer and produced by Peter Salmi for the Royal College of Art.
Jim's Story concerns an unemployed karate expert who becomes a DHSS bodyguard. It was directed by Tom Hare Duke and produced by Susan Brand for Bristol University.
Conflict of Emotions is a gritty drama set in the First World War, directed by Simon Frampton and produced by Paul Spurrier for the London International Film School.
Producer JEANNE LA CHARD

Second of eight programmes. Architecture student Sophie Hicks delights in the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill,
Sussex. Designed in 1933 by Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff , it is one of the finest examples of modern seaside architecture in Britain.
Producer CLARE PATERSON Director NEIL CAMERON (R)

12.00 Teachers Producer
PATTI LANGTON
12.25am Physics
Vibrations of Music
Producer JOHN STRATFORD