Social Sciences: The Steel Strike

Written and presented by Ian Grimble.
Inveraray Castle
By the shore of Loch Fyne , Scotland's first planned burgh was created in the 1740s. It was the brain child of the Third Duke of Argyll. He built a new castle for himself at Inveraray as well. The Duke did not live to see the completion of either, but his successors embellished the home with the outstanding decorations of Robert Mylne , one of the most beautiful features of the Highland 'Versailles'.

What do we do when all the world's food supply runs out? Could oil supply the answer? Producer NEIL CAMERON (R)

118th Open Championship from Royal Troon Golf Club. The sixth championship to be held on these classic links has some great acts to follow. Tom Watson won his fifth title here in 1982 when a young Nick Price dramatically threw it away. Tom Weiskopf overcame foul weather to win his only
British Open in 1973. In the same year, Gene Sarazen holed in one at the eighth. Arnold Palmer was a runaway winner in 1962. Bobby Locke chipped and putted his way to the title in 1950, while in 1923, Britain's Arthur Havers holed from a bunker at the last and beat Walter Hagen by a stroke.

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

with Brian Cant. (R)

118th Open Championship from Royal Troon Golf Club. Seve Ballesteros begins his defence of his Open crown today with a galaxy of golfing talent stalking him.
Entered in this year's event are 1,481 players, a new record for the Championship. Introduced by Harry Carpenter
Commentators PETER alliss
BRUCE CRITCHLEY
CLIVE CLARK , ALEX HAY
MARK MCCORMACK
MIKE HOUSTON
Producers ALASTAIR SCOTT and JIM RESIDE
Executive producer JOHN SHREWSBURY including at
2.00pm and 3.00pm News and Weather

A series of 13 films in which a walled garden is restored, as it was 100 years ago.
Presented by Peter Thoday with Head Gardener Harry Dodson 1: January
Harry remembers his life in the walled garden and his rise from garden boy to head gardener. In the garden he tackles the winter jobs. Music by PAUL READE
Associate producer JENNIFER DAVIES Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol (R)
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Game 9
What were William and Charles up to?
Bamber Gasgoigne asks the questions in the final programme of the series.
The four finalists for the title of Connoisseur of 1989 are:
Peter Boughton from Chester Steven Brindle from London Mike Catto from Belfast James Holloway from Edinburgh
Series devised and questions set by BAMBER GASCOIGNE
Director ROY CHAPMAN
Producer JONATHAN WRIGHT MILLER A HAWKSHEAD production for BBCtv 0 IF YOU would like to take part in a future series please write to:
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Advertising
Chantal Cuer talks to three creative directors from the advertising industry -
Franco Moretti of McCann Erikson , Milan,
Uli Wiesendanger of TBWA,
Paris, and Chris Wilkins of Davis Wilkins , London. Come 1992, will bland
Euro-ads replace national campaigns that appeal to different cultures and senses of humour? They compare commercials from Italy,
France and Britain and ask whether advertising can cross borders. Also, a report on the portrayal of blacks in French advertising. Producer ANNA LLOYD
Series producer FIONA PITCHER (e)

Presented by Penny Junor with reports from
John Thirlwell , John Kettley and Matthew Collins.
The weekly magazine with essential holiday information. Resort Report: Guernsey in the Channel Islands. Basic facts, best and worst points, plus what it's actually like for a holiday.
UK Mini-Guide: Wells.
A detailed look at the town and the area, with all the best things to see and do.
The last minute bargains, tips for the independent traveller and your holiday weather prospects.
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBC North West
0 HOLIDAY 89 magazine has all you need to know about going on holiday - with special reports on America, France and the Orient. Copies cost £1.75- please send a cheque or postal order made payable to Redwood Publishing to:
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The Shaman and His Apprentice
In a world where there are no hospitals or doctors, the medicine man or shaman cures the sick using purely supernatural powers. Jose is a master shaman of the Yaminahua tribe in the Peruvian Amazon.
His young apprentice Curaka only came into contact with the outside world five years ago, when his group of Yaminahua were decimated by a flu epidemic. 'Just a few of us survived. So now, when Jose has prepared me, I want to learn how to cure.'
But does Curaka have the strength and determination? Anthropolgist GRAHAM TOWNSLEY Photography ANDY JILLINGS Film editor DAI VAUGHAN Director HOWARD REID
Series editor CHRIS CURLING
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Unusual insights into Britain today, by first-time directors. Applause
Clapping is universal but we do it for all sorts of different reasons. A musical study of one of our more sheep-like habits.
With Michael Jackson
Michael Foot , Neil Kinnock and Steve Reich.
Executive producer DAVID PEARSON Director STEPHANIE CHILMAN BBC Bristol

118th Open Championship from Royal Troon Golf Club. Harry Carpenter introduces highlights of the first day.

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open
University on Saturday and Sunday. A BBC/OPEN UNIVERSITY production

Stowe and Stantonbury
What's different about the educational ideas of an elite, boys' public school and the local comprehensive?
Producer MEG SHEFFIELD (R)