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Life for two sisters in the remote seaside village of Kilchoan on the Ardnamurchan peninsula. (R) (e)
(Shown yesterday at 12 noon) (e)
Written by Christopher and Christine Russell.
Gorwen believes that the missing Veetons must have fallen beyond the mountains in the strange land of Widge. A search party is formed and the quest begins to save Pelamar from certain destruction.
Featuring Sean Barrett, Charles Collingwood, Simon Fenton, Marlaine Gordon, Michael Heath, Katie Hebb, Timothy Lyn, Carolyn Pickles, Nicola Stewart and the Puppet Factory. (e)
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(For details see Thursday at 2.02pm)
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Siberia - a region rich in natural resources and one of the coldest inhabited areas in the world. Vladimir Kirlitsyn is an engineer at the wood pulp factory near Ust-Himsk, a Siberian new town. He and his family are concerned about the mass destruction of the forest and the effects pollution from the factory is having on people and the ecology of the region. (e)
Asking where something is. (R) (e)
(R)
1.25pm Animal Fair
A See Saw programme. (R) (e)
The past and present story of the Romany gypsy. (R)
A series for 4- to 5-year-olds. (R) (e)
Parents should note that some of 'Daytime on Two' is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
A Festival of Sail
Producer BRIAN HAWKINS BBC Bristol (R)
Weather followed by Pathway to the Gods
The 70-year-old German mathematician,
Maria Reiche , has spent the last 20 years living and working alone charting the Nasca Lines. Their fascination also captured the attention of Professor Gerald Hawkins. Producer RAY SUTCUFFE
Series editor BRUCE NORMAN
5: East Meets West (R)
Peter Scupham and John Mole run a small publishing house in the heart of the English countryside. Director RICHARD KURTI Producer JAMES ROBERTS
The Life of Joseph Rowntree Producer ALLAN KASSELL
BBC North East - Leeds (R)
starring
Eleanor Anderson is a compulsive gambler. Her husband has saved$30,000 for a business venture and Eleanor has secretly gambled away every cent.
Written by CARYL LEDNER
Produced by NANCY MALONE Directed by PAUL BOGART
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The SDP meets this week with its standing in the polls a long way short of the heady days when, in alliance with the Liberals, the party was challenging Labour as Britain's second largest electoral force.
David Dimbleby presents analysis of the second day of the SDP Conference in which the party discussed key issues such as defence and economic strategy and asks SDP President John Cartwright, MP about the party's future tactics. Vivian White reports.
Unit manager Pauline Hedges OB producer Neil Eccles Programme producer Marsh Marshall
Deputy editor Alex Gerlis Editor James Hogan
from the International
Festival of Country Music featuring tonight: Asleep at the Wheel, Suzy Bogguss , Townes Van Zandt ,
Bob Newman and Carole Gordon. Hosted by David Allan. Lighting JOHN KING
Design STEPHAN PACZAI
Directors JOHN BURROWES and TOM CORCORAN
Producer DAVE PERROTTET
Peter Snow reports on the major issues of the day.
In a revival of the classic interview format, Jeremy Isaacs talks to
Bernado Bertolucci , director of such controversial films as The Conformist, 1900 and Last
Tango in Paris - said by one critic to have 'altered the face of cinema'. With the unprecedented acclaim of the nine Oscars given to The Last Emperor, has the revolutionary finally joined the establishment? Director KEVIN LOADER
Producer JULIAN BIRKETT and jamie MUIR
The Social Primate: Good Timing
Producer JACK KOUMI
