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Written by Christopher and Christine Russell.
The Widgets have hidden the first Veeton inside the Book Tree. While Boris and Amanda go inside the tree in search of the Veeton, Scott and Gorwen look for their missing friend, Rodey...
Featuring: Sean Barrett, Simon Fenton, Marlaine Gordon, Michael Heath, Timothy Lyn, Carolyn Pickles, Nicola Stewart and the Puppet Factory. (e)
Observation: a Closer Look
From a hand lens to the electron microscope.
followed by Teeth for Life?
How can we use the process of observation to find ways of preventing tooth decay. (R) (e)
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Graham Goodbody, ex-Royal Ballet, now teaches dance in Apt. (R) (e)
by John Tully.
F2 to B4
Can the secret agents be exchanged by Matilda - and who is she working for?
Locks and Box
A cardbox square may save Sam and Rick - if they cut corners correctly. (R) (e)
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Uzbekistan in Central Asia is the 'cotton colony' of the Soviet Union. Seventy per cent of the total output of cotton is produced here. On a visit to a collective farm in the Fergana Valley meet one of the brigade leaders, Inyamin Rakhimov, and his family, at the height of the cotton harvest. The need to meet the targets set by the state planning agency, Gosplan, can lead to short cuts, like the use of lethal chemicals to defoliate the cotton plants. (e)
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A See Saw programme. (R)
An outline of various gypsy languages.
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.
This afternoon's session from the Conservative Party
Conference includes a key debate on what many observers consider to be the most sensitive topic on the political agenda - health. There are also debates on employment and Conservative Party representation in Northern Ireland.
Presented by David Dimbleby , Vivian White and Ian Smith. Editor JAMES HOCAN including at
3.00pm News and Weather
begins a season of action movies featuring Edgar Rice Burroughs's creation. Starring Gordon Scott with Anthony Quayle and Sean Connery
A band of murdering adventurers are pursued up river by Tarzan.
Screeplay by Bernie Giler Produced by Sy Weintraub
Directed by John Guillermin
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Sir Robin Day presents news and analysis of debates from the Conservative Party Conference, plus major interviews with leading politicians.
Vivian White reports.
Unit manager PAULINE HEDGES Producers CATHI MCGILL MARSH MARSHALL and ROSALEEN HUGHES Editor JAMES HOGAN
from the International
Festival of Country Music featuring tonight:
Waylon Jennings , Kimmie Rhodes , Larry Boone ,
Jessi Colter and Poacher.
David Allan is your host for the last of this series from Wembley Arena.
Festival organiser MERVYN CONN Lighting JOHN KING
Design STEPHAN PACZAI
Directors JOHN BURROWES and TOM CORCORAN
Producer DAVE PERROTTET
At the start of his gastronomic pilgrimage, chef Keith Floyd discovers the culinary delights of the American swamplands.
Famous Creole and Cajun dishes immortalised in the lyrics of rock and roll - jambalaya, crawfish pie and file gumbo - are cooked by the humble gastronaut.
He also savours the joys of New Orleans, talks to great chefs, listens to local musicians and tries to find his way back to his hotel. Film cameraman CLIVE NORTH Film editor CHRIS WARING Producer DAVID PRITCHARD BBC South West
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It's the morning after his big break and Teddy gets down to the grind of being a showbiz agent.
Eight country-by-country accounts of the origins of the Second World War written and narrated by Charles Wheeler. 6: Japan
Japan's attack on Pearl
Harbor, on 7 December 1941, was called 'a date which will live in infamy' by President Roosevelt. But desperate for living space and raw materials, Japan copied the west and sought an empire of her own in Asia.
When the United States cut off oil supplies, Japan was forced to act.
Drawing on rare film from the period and interviews with the men who fought in Japan's bloody battle for empire in the Far East,
Charles Wheeler tells the story of Japan's road to war.
'Absolutely rivetting' THE TIMES Film editor MIKE JACKSON
Series producer DENYS BLAKEWAY Producer RICHARD VAUGHAN
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The Gypsy Worker
Mandy Farrar was attacked in the street, her house was set on fire and she got hate mail - because of her work with gypsies.
Executive producer DAVID PEARSON Director TINA STALLARD BBC Bristol
with Jeremy Paxman.
New York's artistic community has been particularly devastated by the AIDS crisis. Art critic
Simon Watney reports from New York, and talks to playwright Larry Kramer , artists Ross Bleckner , Jenny Holzer and Gran Fury , as well as other film-makers, activists and critics about the role of art in facing the moral, creative and political dilemmas brought about by AIDS.
Director SASKIA BARON
