Inner City Story: The Developer

Slapton Ley, a natural freshwater lake, is one of the south west's most important nature reserves - a Perfect place to find a variety of wildlife - including the grass snake.
Written and narrated by DAVID BEAN Directed and photographed by LAURIE EMBERSON (R)

The Open University continues its special preview of programmes looking at education today.
Exploring Educational Issues The Trouble with Science Depressingly, science subjects are still often seen as 'boy's subjects', reducing their appeal to every new generation of girls.
Producer MEG SHEFFIELD (R)
(The next programme is at 12.30pm)

starring
Two old college buddies search for a pirate's fabled treasure.
Screenplay by ROD TAYLOR Produced by SAM MANNERS Directed by HENRY LEVIN
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Candid Candidate
Dizzy Red Riding Hood and Vallee Melodies

Exploring Educational Issues Changing Experience of Education
What does our education mean to us? How do we remember it in later life? Is it important or not? (R)

Pinny and the Salad Directed and animated by OLIVER POSTGATE (R)

A See Saw programme with Brian Cant. (R)

No Date for the Doctor
Dr Mary Flowers joins a dating agency, only to have one of its male employees make a lewd proposition to her. Can she reclaim her subscription fee?
A Piercing Experience
A woman buys earrings that she has not been allowed to try on for 'health reasons'. They do not fit. The jeweller refuses to take them back. Is he liable?
Judge Wapner gives a decision.
Host: Doug Llewlyn (R)

Weather followed by Peter Ustinov 's
Russia
Seeds of Dissent
In the mid-19th century
Britain and France provoked the Crimean War. The British had an inadequate map; the French had two watercolours. The Russian tsars also had to combat conspiracies at home. Peter Ustinov visits the Crimea, takes the waters in Siberia and chats with Lenin and Dostoevsky.
Written by PETER USTINOV
Produced by JOHN MCGREEVY and VICTOR SOLNICKI A CTV production (R)

Where do we come from?
Where do we go to?
Young girls and boys in Cardiff in 1967 gave their ideas to Harold Williamson.
"You get babies from the top shops - they cost £2". (R)

Weather followed by Rice Paddles
An Irish Story from Japan A meeting of two very different worlds.
Producer ANTHONY ISAACS (R)

Regional News and Weather

Yugoslavia
Kathy Tayler travels to Lake Bled.
Director CLARE RILEY (R)

- starring
When Bandle and Popday are assigned to the Home Guard, their involvement with a beautiful spy leads to marital and military misunderstandings.
Screenplay by VERNON SYLVAINE. BERNERD MAINWARING and LAWRENCE HUNTINGDON from the play by VERNON SYLVAINE
Produced by WARWICK WARD
Directed by LAWRENCE HUNTINGDON
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From Barnsdale.
With Geoff Hamilton and Anne Swithinbank. Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer JOHN KENYON

with A lively and tuneful musical in which the young Judy Garland plays the stagestruck daughter of a madcap theatrical family.
Aided by the family servants she determines to prove her talent - with unexpected consequences....
Screenplay by FLORENCE RYERSON and EDGAR ALLAN WOOLF from their story
Produced by HARRY RAPF
Directed by EDWIN L . MARIN
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A series of12 films in which a walled garden is restored, as it was 100 years ago. 4: April
Using modern equipment,
Peter Thoday demonstrates the effectiveness of hotbeds in advancing young plants, while at the bottom of the garden a beehive is introduced.
Harry Dodson uncovers seakale shoots the colour of carved ivory.
Music by PAUL READE
Film editor DAVID BARRETT Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol (R)
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A series of natural history films from around the world. The Mud-Loving Muskrat
Prized for its fur, the muskrat was introduced to Europe and Asia in the early part of the century. It adapted so well to its new environment that it has become the most widely distributed fur animal in the world today.
This film from Finland follows the life of the muskrat just as the ice melts in the spring, and reveals its remarkable lifestyle. Produced by KARL SOVERI Presented for BBCtv by GEORGEINGER BBC Bristol
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On Death introduced by Chantal Cuer.
Would you like to choose your own coffin? Is a cemetery the right place to build a restaurant? Why paint a mausoleum pink?
Tonight's film, Necropolis, is a haunting, sometimes wry look at death and the rituals that surround it.
In the villages of Sicily, customs are strictly adhered to, while in Rome, traditional burial grounds have given way to hi-tech cemeteries. The film also visits the Italian-speaking region of Switzerland, where the rites of mourning, unchanged for centuries, have been challenged by the modern world.
Assistant producer SARA GREEN
Series producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN (e)

Presented by Penny Junor with reports from
John Thirlwell , John Kettley and Matthew Collins.
The weekly magazine with essential holiday information.
Resort Report: Legoland and surrounding area of Denmark. Basic facts, best and worst points, plus what it's actually like for a holiday. UK Mini Guide: Inverness and Loch Ness.
A detailed look at the area, with all the things worth seeing and doing.
The last-minute bargains, your holiday moans, tips for the independent traveller and your holiday weather prospects.
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON Producer JUUE K. BRADSHAW BBC North West
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Through South East Asia with Jack Pizzey.
Post-Colonial Waltz
Tonight, in the first of six programmes from South East Asia, Jack Pizzey examines the colonial legacy of an area where the cultural, religious and political influences of East and West jostle for supremacy.
Pizzey visits the former
British colonies of Malaysia and Singapore and meets a Vietnamese officer who successfully fought both the French and the Americans. Written by JACK PIZZEY
Produced and directed by HUGH PIPER
A PHILLIP EMANUEL production for BBCtv
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with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick. Reporters Paul Burden, Nick Clarke,
David Coss, Olenka Frenkiel, Margaret Gilmore, Wesley Kerr, Peter Marshall, Julian O'Halloran, Rupert Segar, David Sells, Sarah Spiller, Francine Stock, Janet Trewin, Charles Wheeler.

File Hierarchies and Reorganisation
Airlines need a complicated system of file structures. Producer DAVID SAUNDERS