Meanings of Madness

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by John Tully.
The first two sinister episodes. (e)

Teacher's programme. (e)

Fifty years ago this month the Second World War began. How did it happen and what did it mean for the thousands of children who were evacuated from Britain's towns and cities into the countryside?
Introduced by Roger Finn.
A Spelthorne production for BBCtv (e)

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Pascal's Triangle 1 followed by Gears. (e)

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In the first of a new series Issues looks at the continuing devastation of the rainforests. Last year an area equivalent to the size of the United Kingdom was destroyed.
What effect does this have on the inhabitants of the forest? And why should this destruction concern all of us? (e)

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by Jocelyn Stephenson. (R)

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Edith Cavell with Bryan McNerney.
Producer PAUL CORT WRIGHT (R)

The average debt of families in Britain is El,500 - over and above the mortgage. But debt can bring despair - affecting relationships, self-esteem, even the will to live. Producer JULIA MCLAREN Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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Weather followed by A Girl Named
Eudora
Eudora Quartey - Ghana In Ghana, as in most of Africa, the privileged cannot turn their backs on the rest of society.
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS

Regional News and Weather

An Oscar-winning short film. For Louis and Reva, old age is no obstacle to creative work and zest for life. Produced and directed by SUE MARX and PAMELA CONN (R)

The third and final programme in the series.
The Northern Ireland-based Footwork Dance Company in Time's Running Out
Catherine Harper sings from lieder and opera, accompanied by William McCay.
Producer ALAN TONGUE

Third of three documentaries.
Visions of Big Business
When Cadeby colliery closed in 1987, the only chance of continuing employment for those who took redundancy was to run their own businesses.
Producer PATRICK HARGREAVES

with Barry Norman.

with Fearing that her master has gone away on a ship without her, Lassie braves a hurricane to give chase.
Screenplay by ROBERT SCHAEFER and ERIC FRIEWALD
Produced by ROBERT GOLDEN Directed by DICK MODER and JACK B. MVELY
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A series of 12 programmes in which a walled garden is restored.
Presented by Peter Thoday with Harry Dodson. 9: September
Music by PAUL READE
Film editor COLIN CRADDOCK Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol (R)
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The last in a series of natural history films from around the world. The World of the Wily Black Bear
A 'bear jam' is a North
American phenomenon. To thousands of hikers, campers and sightseers a black bear is a prize attraction. This film looks at the bear's lifestyle, and how it copes with so much human attention.
Both bear and people are in for a big surprise.
Producer ALBERT KARVONEN Presented for BBCtv by GEORGE INGER BBC Bristol
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Introduced by William Woollard.
The switch to lead-free petrol has created a lot of confusion for the ordinary motorist - confusion that now seems to be stalling the growth of sales of unleaded fuel.
Tom Boswell seeks to shed light on the introduction of the new high-octane 'super' unleaded.
As Britain moves closer to
Europe, businessmen are less concerned about being seen driving only British cars. Chris Goffey compares three desirable executive saloons from the continent: the Alfa 164, the Saab CD and Lancia's Thema.
Plus, a look at the arcane world of autojumble; and Tiff Needell demonstrates what it's like to drive a 500hp Ford Sierra. Producer KEN POLLOCK Editor TOM ROSS BBC Pebble Mill

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Rendezvous at Big Gulch
No-one is prepared to identify the ruthless racketeers preying on the local business community, so fearless Frank Drebin poses a trap. He sets up a locksmith and waits for the heavies to approach but his defences are weakened when the stunning Stella offers him some business.
Written by NANCY STEEN and NEIL THOMPSON
Directed by REZA BADIYI

Filipinas - the Women of the Philippines
Philippine men like to think of themselves as macho. But a typical Filipino is raised by a strong mother before his wife treats him as a child and runs his business. When he tries to escape he marries a younger woman who has more energy than he does. Finally, exhausted, he retires - to live with his daughter. From the president to the bus driver, Philippine society is dominated by women. In the last programme in the series, Jack Pizzey meets six Filipinas, including a top executive running a multinational, a nun campaigning for workers' rights, and a prostitute. Written by JACK PIZZEY
Produced and directed by DON FEATHERSTONE
A PHILLIP EMANUEL production
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by the Social and Liberal Democrats.

with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick.

The arts and media programme reports on issues and performances, including an assessment of current
British fiction as this year's Booker Prize shortlist is announced.
Producer JOHN BUSH
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON

Attitudes: the Second Handicap Producer DON couTTS (R)