9.15am Europeans Crime and Justice
The relationship between television and crime. (R) (e)

Contrasts in Environment Scotland's changing landscape.
Producer MARIANNE BAIRD (e)

Through the Dragon's Eye 8: The Great Battle
(e)

Scottish Inventions
3: The Postage Stamp
(e)

Bad Boris and the New Kitten (e)

Celebration
(e)

Programme 8. (R) (e)

Feet and Hooves
(e)

(e)

Fitting Images
'You can't judge a book by its cover' - but all the evidence suggests that is precisely what people do; they make judgments based on the way others look. For Dennis Nye , Kathy Burke and Nicky Read 'looks' have played a significant part in their lives. Series producer ROGER TONGE Producer JULIE CALLANAN (e)

GCSE Literature Axes to Grind
A look at the work of David Leland and Alan Bleasdale. (R)(e)

with Nick Mercer and Stella Goodier. (R)

Handles (2) by Jan Mark , dramatised by Michael Robson. (R) (e)

You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)

introduced by David Icke and featuring
Swimming
TSB National Winter
Championships
Having already been pre-selected,
Adrian Moorhouse and Sharron Davies compete for honour, without the pressure of the fight for the remaining Commonwealth Games places. Commentators:
Alan Weeks , Hamilton Bland and Andy Jameson.
Racing from Ascot.
2.40 Racecall Ascot Hurdle Race (2 Vim)
3.10 Hurst Park Novices' Steeplechase (2m)
3.40 Lion Gate Handicap Hurdle Race (3m)
Commentators:
Peter O'Sullevan , Julian Wilson and Richard Pitman. Also the climax of the World Cup qualifying competitions and the start of the FA Cup proper. Television presentation: Racing WENDY SHEPPARD
Produced by DAVE GORDON including at
3.00pm News and Weather
3.55pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

Anagram: torn sore. Clue: Italian city. Answer in today's programme with Paul Coia and Bryan the computer.

John Sessions , one of the new alternative comedians, talks to Joan Bakewell about his passion for education, his political views and his near fearless ability to improvise.

The education magazine with Jackie Spreckley and Jill Cochrane.
What testing might mean for your child. Why a third of all teachers want to resign and how one of them did so. Why a 30-year-old is prepared to face seven years of poverty in order to train as a doctor.
What can boys do? What can girls do? Pupils speak out. Producer JEREMY ORLEBAR
Series producer BERNARD ADAMS
.FACTSHEET: write to: Clean Slate, Factsheet 2, BBC Education, London W12 7RJ.

Eat Oysters - Love Longer When stockbroker's clerk Christopher Kerrison withdrew from the City rat race he took over a new lease of the ancient fishery at
Colchester and began 18-hour days restoring oyster beds.
Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY
Director COLIN MORRIS (R)

starring and
The late 20s and the wild 1,500-mile-long Monte Carlo Rally attracts 'sportsmen' from all over the world - but some of them prove to be better sports than others.
This comic adventure film, with an all-star British supporting cast, including Eric Sykes, Hattie Jacques, Susan Hampshire and Jack Hawkins, is also known as Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies.
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The Sun - End of an Era? Today sees the 20th anniversary of Rupert Murdoch 's purchase of The Sun newspaper. Britain's biggest-selling daily, The Sun has paid out record damages for libel and offended many readers with its coverage of the Hillsborough disaster. But are changing public attitudes towards privacy and taste forcing tabloids like The Sun to reassess their ways? How far will self-regulation persuade the Government that new press laws are unnecessary? Public Eye examines The Sun's record and asks, is now the time for a tasteful tabloid? Presented by Peter Taylor and Nick Higham.
Producer FIONA MACBETH Editor NIGEL CHAPMAN

Cyprus
What are the beaches like?
Which is the wettest month? Is the sea safe for children to swim in? And why you shouldn't tip in a restaurant. Facts, facts and more facts.
All you need to know for your holiday planning.
Presented by Penny Junor with John Kettley and Matthew Collins.
Producer JULIE K. BRADSHAW
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON (Details on Ceefaxpage 289.)
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Perverts by Tony Haase Pete McCarthy and Rebecca Stevens.
In its never-ending search for some decent, law-abiding criminals, Middleford Police Station stands alone.
Starring Robin Driscoll
Tony Haase , Pete McCarthy Rebecca Stevens and Paul Brooke as Sarge.
Production JAMIE RIX and JOHN KILBY

Across the South Pacific with Dame Naomi James. 'Where love is the chief occupation, the body and souls of the women are moulded into the utmost perfection.' The South Sea Islands have always been portrayed as havens of exotic beauty - paradise on earth.
During a wide-ranging search for the traditions of Polynesia, yachtswoman
Naomi James soon discovers that paradise is under threat. Today the last remaining
Pacific monarchy of Tonga, the hibiscus-strewn villages of Samoa, the carefree life of Tahiti and the clear and teeming waters of Bora Bora are enviromentally, politically and racially some of the most unsettled parts of the world. On this very personal journey Naomi re-examines her own preconceptions and prejudices as she comes to terms with what has happened since the arrival of 18th-century Europe on these exotic shores.
Film editor JEFF SHAW
Producer DEREK TOWERS

with Jeremy Paxman.

John Sessions talks to Joan Bakewell.

Concluding a season of Hollywood films made by the German director. Starring and When newspaper proprietor Austin Spencer plans an elaborate hoax to expose the fallacy of circumstantial evidence, he persuades his future son-in-law to implicate himself in an unsolved murder by planting bogus clues. But things go terrifyingly wrong as the young man finds himself seemingly guilty 'beyond doubt'.
This ingenious thriller is notable for its tense atmosphere and its clever plot twists.
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