How has the relationship between European men and women changed in the last 20 years? Chantal Cuer asks Elisabeth Badinter, author of a controversial new book on men and women, to give her views on the current state of sexual Politics in Europe. (R) (e)
Lindsay Macdonald examines the role of brainpower and tactics in games and sports. (e)
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Zak and Stella find there is more than one way to arrange the contents of Investigator's storage cupboard. (R) (e)
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What goes on in a Juvenile Court and what are the experiences of young people who've been through it? (R) (e)
War this century has affected ordinary people as much as the soldier at the front.
Centering on the diary of Anne Frank and the Holocaust, the programme also looks at the use of propaganda, and the suffering of civilians in war today. (R) (e)
Green Claws is having problems with his clocks, so Percy and he try to invent a new clock.
With Nick Mercer and Stella Goodier. (R)
by Jean Ure.
Dramatised by Stephen Wakelam. (R) (e)
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)
Parents should note that some of 'Daytime on Two' is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
The climax of the Conservative Party
Conference. After ten years in office, Prime Minister The Rt Hon Margaret Thatcher , mp, addresses the Conservative Party Conference and spells out her strategy as the party prepares for the run-up to the next general election.
Presented by David Dimbleby , Vivian White and Ian Smith. Directors NICK DAVIES
CAROLINE BYNG. BOB WILD Deputy editor ALEX GERLIS Editor JAMES HOGAN
Introduced by David Icke.
International Golf
Further coverage of the Suntory World Matchplay Championships.
Racing from Ascot
4.15 Mitre Stakes (Handicap. lim).
Seychelles
In the last decade the Seychelles has become paradise found and affordable. But after more than ten years on the books of charter operators is it also paradise lost? Presenter: Anne Gregg. Director BRUCE THOMPSON Series producer
PATRICIA HOULIHAN (R)
Impressions of National Service
Between 1945 and 1963, two and a half million young men said goodbye to the comforts of civilian life, and spent two years in a world of battledress, barracks and bullish sergeants. With the help of ex-National Servicemen like Bob Monkhouse , Windsor Davies , Frank Bough ,
Paul Foot , Leslie Thomas , Michael Frayn , Bruce Kent ,
Fred Trueman , Auberon Waugh and Nicholas Harman , those National Service days are recalled. Introduction read by Colin Blakely
Producer DAVID F. TURNBULL (R)
Suntory World Matchplay Championships
Further coverage from
Wentworth Golf Club, Surrey.
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David Dimbleby presents news and analysis from the final day of the Conservative Party Conference. The day's events were dominated by the speech by the Prime Minister, the Rt Hon
Margaret Thatcher , MP. Vivian White reports.
Co-ordinator JANET MCCULLOCH Production assistant JOSEPHINE SHEPPARD
Producer CATHI MCGILL OB producer NEIL ECCLES Editor JAMES HOGAN
The Max Factor
The Prince of Wales cast the first brickbat but Maxwell Hutchinson has a view of modern British architecture which is equally controversial and, because he is the new president of the Royal Institute of British
Architects, very influential. Where some, including
Prince Charles, find ugliness in our landscape he finds inspiration - he describes the tower block Centre Point, in London, as one of his favourite buildings. Michael Delahaye accompanies Max Hutchinson on an architectural odyssey in search of buildings the RIBA President believes show the best and worst of design. Producer TONY CHAPMAN
Series producer PETER LOWE Editor COLIN STANBRIDGE
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On the Ropes
Nigel Benn is an ex-
Commonwealth boxing champion. Ambrose Mendy is a black businessman.
Both are chasing success. Is the boxer getting a fair deal? 'No,' says Nigel Benn , who joined forces with Mendy after breaking his ties with promoter Frank Warren. Is it tough breaking into the boxing establishment? 'Yes,' says Ambrose Mendy , who is aware of the lack of black representation outside the ring in a sport dominated by black boxers. On the Ropes follows the fortunes of Benn and Mendy as they struggle to achieve their ambitions in the unpredictable world of blood, sweat and tears.
Series producer TERRENCE FRANCIS An EBONY production
from Barnsdale.
A large evergreen shrub gives instant height and all-year-round interest, especially in a small garden, but the bigger they are the more expensive, so preparation before planting is very important. It's also time to take hardwood cuttings, and what about growing a little nut tree?
With Geoff Hamilton , Anne Swithinbank and John Kelly.
Production assistant JAYNE SAVAGE Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefax page 261
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In tonight's voyage of discovery Naked Video finds Nesbitt getting back to nature, exposes the intimate details of a hamster's love life and gives one more good reason why the prisoners of Cell Block H should remain behind bars.
Featuring Kate Donnelly , Gregor Fisher , Andy Gray , Helen Lederer , Tony Roper , Elaine C. Smith and Jonathan Watson. Music DAVID MCNTVEN
Script editor PHILIP DIFFER Designer IAIN MCDONALD Produced and directed by COLIN GILBERT BBC Scotland
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A celebration of the sounds of a continent. 4: Zimbabwe
Among all English-speaking African countries, the music of Zimbabwe has made a particular impact on the west in recent years.
Fusing influences as diverse as the ancient marimba and thumb piano, and American jazz, the many different sounds reflect a preoccupation with recent struggles and the political and moral issues of a newly independent country.
Sound recordist MIKE SAVAGE Photography DAVID SOUTH Film editor DAVID KITSON
Executive producer DENNIS MARKS Producer MICHAEL RAEBURN
Peter Snow with the day's top stories and the background on events making the news at home and abroad.
Reporters: Nick Clarke, David Coss, Olenka Frenkiel, Wesley Kerr, Chris Lowe, Peter Marshall, Julian O'Halloran, Rupert Segar, David Sells, Sarah Spiller,
Francine Stock, Janet Trewin and Charles Wheeler.
Assignment editors JULIAN COLES and JEFF COX
Deputy editors KEITH BOWERS. EAMONN MATTHEWS
Editor JOHN MORRISON
Suntory World Matchplay Championship from Wentworth Golf Club, Surrey. Harry Carpenter introduces highlights from today's play.
starring
In Mexico on holiday, Celia Barrett meets architect Mark Lamphere , and after a whirlwind romance they marry. But back at his family's mansion in New England she discovers another disturbing side to her husband's character - and is determined to find out what is behind a locked door.
Screenplay by SYLVIA RICHARDS based on the story
Museum Piece No 13 by RUFUS KING
Produced and directed by FRITZ LANG
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