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Written and presented by Ian Grimble. Floors Castle
Near the junction of Tweed and Teviot at Kelso stands a fantastic building with the largest number of rooms in any private Scottish home. Produced by BARRY TOOVEY

Although beneficial in the fields, fertilisers can cause
Problems in rivers and lakes. Producer BARRY WHATLEY A BBC/ou production (R)

starring James Barton Helen Westley.
Zenas Henry is an old sea dog with a terrible temper but a heart of gold. Abbie has been trying for 15 years to curb his fiery outbursts and turn him into marriageable material, but Zenas Henry is a difficult man to tame ...
Screenplay by JOSEPHINE LOVETT from a novel by SARA WARE BASSETT Produced by FRANK O'HERON Directed by JOHN ROBERTSON
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with Peter Alliss.
Shopping for Success

Hurricanes devastate Jamaica's sealife but human activities threaten to destroy it. Producer TONY JOLLY
A BBC/ou production (R)

If the Popolucan Indians become extinct, their knowledge of the rainforest will die with them. Producer TONY JOLLY
A BBC/ou production (R)

Pinny and the Shipwreck Story and pictures by PETER FIRMIN
Read by Matilda Thorpe Music by AR LOG
Directed and animated by OLIVER POSTGATE (R)

with Brian Cant.
Brian discovers a doddery donkey and a dogged dog. (R)

Weather followed by International Golf
Bell's Scottish Open Championship from the Kings Course at The Gleneagles Hotel. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.
Day 2: Nick Faldo leads a strong field contesting this prestigious title. From Japan, Masashi 'Jumbo' Ozaki with his two brothers, 'Joe' and 'Jet' lead the Far Eastern challenge. From America, Payne Stewart and Mark
McCumber joint second in the US Open, along with Ian Woosnam from Wales, the 87 winner at Gleneagles.
Commentators PETER ALLISS ALEX HAY and CLIVE CLARK Producers MIKE ABBOTT
ALASTAIR SCOTT. BILL MALCOLM Editor JOHN SHREWSBURY

Weather followed by Racing and Golf Racing from Down Royal Introduced by Jim Neilly.
Commentator TONY O'HEHIR Northern Ireland's most valuable race, the Ulster
Harp Derby (ltm) at 3.15pm. International Golf Bell's Scottish Open Championship
Further coverage from Gleneagles.
Racing producer SUE ASHWORTH including at

Regional News and Weather

from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton
John Kelly , Bill Symondson In July, the garden seems to grow before your eyes - the grass always needs mowing and the pile of cuttings gets bigger and bigger. Geoff Hamilton shows how to prevent the soggy mass that should be a successful compost heap, and there's ideas on how to cope with other waste.
Plus a look at ways to increase the supply of grey leafed plants.
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Garbo's portrayal of the 17th-century
Swedish monarch is one of her most celebrated performances.
Disguised in men's clothing, Queen Christina has to share a room with a fellow traveller. That night is destined to change her life.
Screenplay by H. M. HARWOOD and SALKA VIERTEL based on a story by SALKA VIERTEL and MARGARET F. LEVIN
Produced by WALTER WANGER
Directed by ROUBEN MAMOULIAN
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Game 8 with Bamber Gascoigne.
The second semi-final to find the Connoisseur of 1989. The contestants are:
Steven Brindle from London Alan Charman from London Sharon Keenan from London David Wootton from Cornwall
Series devised and questions set by BAMBER GASCOIGNE
Director ROY CHAPMAN
Producer JONATHAN WRIGHT MILLER A HAWKSHEAD production for BBCtv
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The last of four films on themes of the French Revolution.
There is a wealth of songs and stories about the failed Irish revolution of 1798, and the French invasion to support it. But investigation has revealed a suppressed history of a short-lived
Republic, which aimed to overthrow English rule by uniting Catholics and Protestants.
Photography JOHN BECK Sound DAVE BRABANTS Film editors
JACKIE POWELL. DICK ALLEN Series producer
MARGARET WINDHAM HEFFERNAN Written and produced by ALAN EREIRA BBCElstree
('Paris Live 'at 9. 30pm)
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Presented by Penny Junor with reports from
John Thirlwell , John Kettley and Matthew Collins.
Resort Report:
Roquetas de Mar in southern Spain. Basic facts, best and worst points. UK Mini-Guide: King's Lynn. The town and area in detail. Studio director TONY HARRISON
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBC North West
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Presented by Chantal Cuer.
On the eve of the storming of the Bastille, all Paris celebrates. President Mitterand joins 30 heads of state to inaugurate the new Opera de la Bastille.

The last of four monologues based on eyewitness accounts of those who made the French Revolution.
The Amazon by PETER BARNES with
Theroigne de Mericourt was once a famous courtesan and singer. When the Revolution came she joined it with passion, leading the march on Versailles and fighting for women's rights. Twenty years on, she languishes in a lunatic asylum.
Camera supervisor GEOFF FELD Sound BARRY BONNER Lighting
ROD LITHERLAND, HENRY BARBER Designer KATIA MONTILLET Producer
MARGARET WINDHAM HEFFERNAN Director JONATHAN DENT BBCElstree

Peter Snow is in Paris to present tonight's programme which reports on the controversies surrounding the French Revolution celebrations.

David Dimbleby chairs a discussion with ANC-veteran Hilda Bernstein, historian, Eric Hobsbawn, Germaine Greer and other politicians and thinkers to find out if revolution is dead. Two hundred years on, does the storming of the Bastille have any meaning for the modern political world?

helps you plan your weekend by previewing Open University programmes on Saturday and Sunday.
A BBC/Open University production

Fundamentals of Computing: Trees In Data Processing
For processing by computer, manufacturing companies need to structure their product information as logical trees.
Producer JOHN JAWORSKI