9.25am Quinze minutes
Jours de fete (R) (e)

Feet and Hooves (R) (e)

Clothes Line
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Through the Dragon's Eye 8: The Great Battle.
Gorwen has returned to
Pelamar to face Charn and do battle. 'Come on Gorwen
... just a few steps closer and I've got you!'
Featuring Sean Barrett , David Collings ,
Charles Collingwood , Simon Fenton , Marlaine Gordon ,
Michael Heath , Katie Hebb , Timothy Lyn , Carolyn Pickles ,
Nicola Stewart and the Puppet Factory.
Written by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL AND CHRISTINE RUSSELL
Make-up designer MARTHA LIVESLEY Producer SUE WEEKS (e)

Classification
Elementary My Dear Watson. From fingerprints to faces - how the process of classifying has helped solve the problem of identifying people. Followed by How Does Your Garden Grow? How can the exploration of a crystal garden lead to the classifying of crystal shapes? (R) (e)

Food
Hot and Cold.
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Le Service militaire (R) (e)

Fashion Makers (R) (e)

Decimals Forever followed by How Likely? (R) (e)

Newton and the Space Shuttle The Solar Maximum Repair Mission was a spectacular demonstration of Newton's laws of motion. (R) (e)

Why Industry Comes and Goes (1)
Malcolm Stacey investigates the rise of industry in South Wales from the days of the early ironmasters to the boom period of coal and steel. (R) (e)

8: Ha una camera?
Film director LIBBY HALLIDAY (R) (e)

Gran the Camper (R)

A See-Saw programme (R)

The Travellers of Wales
4: Cross My Hand with Silver. Meet the famous Welsh gypsy witch 'Black Ellen' Wood on the day of her son's wedding feast. (R) (e)

Weather followed by You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. (R) (e) oparents should note that some of 'Daytime on Two' is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.

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Richard Blizzard returns with a range of stylish furniture projects designed to challenge your creative skills, enhance your home and protect your pocket.
Join Richard today when he makes a wall display unit in natural pine.
Director ROBERT CHIPPRIOTT
Executive producer STEPHANIE SILK BBC Pebble Mill

Weather followed by The Art of Travel
London Underground
Michael Palin explores the London depicted in the Underground posters of the interwar years.
Director JOHN METHERALL
('Around the World in 80 Days' tomorrow at 9.30pm on BBC1)

The Brittons of Barnsley (R)

Anagram: minor looters Clue: Spanish town Answer - see today's programme!

Sebastian Coe has dominated the running tracks of the world and stood up for athletes' rights. Now, as he tells Barry Norman , he's hoping to become Seb Coe , mp. Producer DENNIS ADAMS

Presented by Hugh Scully and Helen Madden.
The announcement of benefit increases across the board is good news for many. But is it too little, too late? And what will the continued freeze in child benefit mean for Britain's one million single parents?
Studio director TINA FLETCHER Editor CHRIS LENT (e)

starring and When Nancy arrives home to introduce her fiance David to her parents, Mr and Mrs Benson agree to keep secret that they've decided to get a divorce!
Screenplay by BEN STARR and MICHAEL KANNIN
Directed by NORMAN PANAMA
* PROFILE OF BOB HOPE: page 22

A series of highly personal documentaries that trace the process of change in South Africa through the eyes of six individuals.
This week, journalist Ayesha Ismail covers the dramatic events leading up to recent political developments: the protests, killings and funerals. She questions her ability to report objectively when faced with the realities of apartheid and working under press restrictions. As a Muslim married to a Christian, she also examines the racial and religious differences that affect her life in South Africa.
Editor VASTIANA BELFON

Third of a six-part documentary series.
There's No Bloody Jobs on the Doorstep, Is There?
Jackie Bell knew it was coming - the tap on the shoulder. After the closure announcement of the Sunderland shipyards, the phased rundown meant that 250 men were being made redundant each week. His emotions had to be saved for home. The search for a new start meant travelling south, leaving the family and selling his marketable skills in a new line of business.
Film editor DAVID BARRETT Producer BERNARD HALL BBC Bristol

San Francisco
In the final instalment, Floyd cooks a cioppino - a kind of fish stew made with crabs, tomato sauce and wine - introduced to America by Sicilian fishermen. After sampling the sparkling delights of the Californian vineyards, our intrepid gastronaut challenges his producer to reverse roles and cook a spicy clam chowder. Photography CLIVE NORTH Producer DAVID PRITCHARD BBC South West
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An eight-part series. 3: Dictating TermsThis film is about dictatorship both in reality and in fiction. With Carlos Fuentes , Gabriel Garcia Marquez and exiled
Paraguayan writer Augusto Roa Bastos. the film explores issues of writing and power, from Paraguay to Guatemala. Through the work of Nobel Prize winner Miguel Angel Asturias, and with political leader Rigoberta Menchu , see how Mayan Indian cultural traditions have helped resist army repression
Film editor CHRIS GILDERS Director JULIAN HENRIQUES

with Donald MacCormick.

The live arts programme. Producer ROLAND KEATING

Sebastian Coe talks to Barry Norman.