9.50am Quinze minutes
A la mode
(e)
10.05am You and Me
For 4- and 5-year-olds. (R) (e)
10.20am
Search Out Science
Picking Up the Vibes
Explore the science of sound with Carmen Pryce ,
Elin Rhys and Paul Viragh. Discover how to deal with noisy neighbours, visit one of the weirdest rooms in Britain and find out how the skull can be used as a hearing aid. Producer LAMBROS ATTESHLIS (e)
10.40am
Around Scotland
Scottish Inventions
2: By Wire and Cable.
Instant communications over a long distance only became possible with Alexander Graham Bell 's invention of the telephone. (R) (e)
11.00am
Words and Pictures
Forget-Me-Not
(e)
11.15am English Time
Handles by Jan Mark.
Dramatised by Michael Robson. 2: The workshop is like a magic cave with Elsie as the magician himself. with Steve O'Donnell , Patrick Monckton , Peter Tuddenham , Jason Kercher , Barry Steam and Steven Clements. (R) (e)
11.35am Inset
Teachers into Business and Industry
1: Curriculum Outcomes.
The autumn sees the start of the Government's Teacher
Placement Service, aimed at encouraging more teachers to get experience of business and industry. How valuable is an industrial placement?
What might the outcomes be? Teachers who have been out recount their experiences. Producer ROGER FRY (e)
12.10pm
Science in Action
Body Machine
(e)
12.30pm Lifeschool
YTS
After YTS by Mark Wheatley.
A play specially written for television. Three people are coming to the end of their YTS training - what will happen to them?
(e)
12.55pm
Business Matters
Person to Person - the Craft of Interviewing 1: The Right Fit.
Written and presented by Jack Gratus.
Film editor PETER HARRIS
Producer TONY ROBERTS (R) (e)
1.20pm PC Pinkerton
Slipper
Produced and directed by TREVOR BOND (R)
1.25pm
Philomena the Cat
The Vegetable Plot with Johnny Ball.
English adaptation ROBIN HALDANE Producer GREG CHILDS (R)
1.40pm Zig Zag DIY Photography
(e)
2.00pm News
Weather followed by Storytime
It's Mine
This story is about three quarrelsome frogs called Milton, Rupert and Lydia, who quarrelled and quibbled from dawn to dusk and would never share anything.
Presenter: Harry Towb. Animation: Peter Lang.
Series producers PAT FARRINGTON and DIANE MORGAN (R) (e)
OParents should note that some of 'Daytime on Two' is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.

Gilbert White Lived Here Producer DAVID HEYCOCK
Director ANN BENSON GYLES (R)

Tim Severin 's modern heroes face the biggest test of their voyage. Eighteen turbulent miles of the Bosphorus could shatter any hope of proving the truth behind the legend of Jason and the Argonauts. Written and narrated by Libby Purves.

Regional News and Weather

Anagram: Masked seller. Clue: British new town.
Answer - see today's programme!
Join contestants from all over Britain as they pit their wits and verbal skills against Bryan the computer and his sets of letters, while host Paul Coia tries to ensure fair play.

A series of conversations reflecting the events and ideas of the decade.
Duncan Campbell - thorn in the flesh of the establishment with his campaigning in print and on television - tells Shyama Perera about his work as an investigative journalist operating in Britain's secret society. Researcher SARAH WHITELOCK

A fully trained mountain rescue dog can cover as much ground as 20 men. But the training is tough and few dogs make the grade.
Award-winning cameraman Sid Perou follows the fortunes of Gael and Corrie as they are put to the test. Executive producer DOUGLAS B. SMITH

from Barnsdale.
November does not have to be a time without colour.

Starring David McCallum as Daniel Westin

An elderly recluse is threatening to sell his amazing energy-saving invention to the Arabs. Daniel Westin is asked by the government to discover why.

Magenta De Vine, Sankha Guha, Michael Douglas, John Holdsworth, Laura Walsh, Brenda Emmanus, Tyler Brule and the team bring you Reportage, an eclectic mix of news, issues, sport, fashion and music.

There's a phone poll for you to vote on a subject that affects your life and a Reaction Line so you can call in with views on issues featured in the show.

(Update next Sunday)

Is it Art?
Man Ray always said:
'I photograph what I do not wish to paint and I paint what I cannot photograph'. Other photographers had different theories, but from the beginning the relationship between photography and art has been an obsession. This week, Cecil Beaton , Man Ray and David Hockney all try to answer the question - is it art?
Introduced by Zelda Cheatle.

At the end of the Second World War, conclusive evidence of war crimes was presented against more than 1,200 high-ranking Italian Fascists. Yet despite constant protests from the governments of Yugoslavia, Greece and Ethiopia, not one Italian war criminal was ever extradited to stand trial for crimes committed during the Italian occupation of their countries.

Michael Bryant tells the story of how, for political and military reasons, the British and American governments chose to block the extradition of any Italian war criminals, many of whom by then held key positions in the Italian government.

BBC Elstree

CAVE
Evacuation to a nearby cave to avoid US artillery fire creates a claustrophobia problem for Hawkeye.
Written by LARRY BALMAGIA and RONNY GRAHAM (R)

by John Mortimer. A film in four parts starring and 2: Where the Water Goes
Who fixed it for Signor Fixit ? Can Haverford rekindle an old flame? Why, despite a sudden drought, does Hugh find himself in hot water? 'This isn't England. It may not be sensible to ask too many questions.' But will Molly heed this warning?
Music by NIGEL HESS
Title theme sung by CHAMELEON Costume designer JOAN WADGE Film editor TAR1Q ANWAR
Production designer TIM HARVEY Photography REMI ADEFARASIN Produced by COUN ROGERS Directed by MARTYN FRIEND
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Personal reflections on the best of 20th-century architecture in Britain. D10 Boots Building, Nottingham
The Boots factory is a vast glass palace built by Owen Williams in 1932. Iwona Blazwick from
London's ICA tours the factory which is acknowledged as a masterpiece of early British modernism. It is, she says, 'a sort of chemical cathedral for cold creams and toothpastes'. Producer CLARE PATERSON Director TERRY FLAXTON

with Donald MacCormick.

Presented by Sarah Dunant, Tracey MacLeod and Paul Morley.

Duncan Campbell talks to Shyama Perera.