Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presenter: Nick Clarke.
Woburn Abbey
Lady Victoria Leatham with experts John Bly and Dr Oliver Impey. (R)
Salisbury Cathedral
Three prominent artists travel to the famous cathedral. (R)
2: Foundation Stones
The average Japanese company is a small family business. (R)
Make this Christmas a cracker with Marian Foster and the festive team. Plus designer wrapping with Gary Kershaw , gifts for senior citizens and the 'best bread sauce in the world'.
The Hon Miriam Rothschild
Interviewed by Polly Toynbee. (R)
Give and Take (R)
3: The Black and White Media Show (2) (R) (e) and at 12.50pm
4: The Education Programme Producer STACEY ADAMS
Editor PETER RIDING (R) (e)
Grandmother Clock (R)
A See-Saw programme (R)
(Shoum Sunday at 12.05pm BBCI) (e)
Weather followed by Greenfinches
The 700 women of the Ulster Defence Regiment are known as 'Greenfinches'. They are a little-known part of Northern Ireland's security forces and are hard to tell apart from male soldiers in combat clothing. Off-duty, these women are at their most vulnerable to attack. They give their reasons for joining and reveal the active part they play in troubled Ulster. Producer STEPHEN LAMBERT
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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Richard Blizzard constructs a free-standing shelf unit in which the shelves rest on a basic ladder frame.
Richard chooses the mellow pine look but also suggests alternative stains and contrasting laminated shelves. Director ROBERT CHIPPRIOTT Producer ANDREW MEIKLE BBC Pebble Mill
Weather followed by Westminster Live
Live coverage of today's business in Parliament including Prime Minister's Question Time.
Presenter: Vivian White.
Commentator: Brian Curtois.
Regional News and Weather
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When Jenny Pitman entered the world of National Hunt, racing sceptics poured scorn on the idea of a woman trainer in a man's world. But, as she tells Barry Norman , all that ended in 1983 when Corbiere galloped home to win the Grand National.
Producer DENNIS ADAMS BBC Pebble Mill
This week, rights of passage for people with disabilities. Most of us get about easily.
But what if you're blind or in a wheelchair? Who's responsible for the high street hazards faced by the disabled? How can access and safety be improved?
Presented by Hugh Scully and Helen Madden. Editor CHRIS LENT (e)
Starring Lex Barker as Tarzan.
A safari led by Lord
Greystoke is searching for the nobleman's cousin, Tarzan. When Greystoke is killed by lions, the expedition is taken over by Rokov, a white hunter with a sinister plan. Produced by SOL LESSER
Directed by CYRIL ENDFIELD
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Richard Maponya is a successful businessman. He is also one of the richest black men in South Africa. A director of 14 companies and owner of the BMW and Coca-Cola concessions in Soweto, he is now worth over £25 million. Yet he admits to having been a member of the banned African National
Congress, and looks forward to the possibility of a socialist government and the likely implications for his own lifestyle.
Editor VASTIANA BELFON
In this series of portraits of people jailed for their beliefs, the story of tonight's prisoner is told by Dame Judi Dench.
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5: I'm Looking Forward to the Change
Danny Wyatt has spent all his working life around the same shipyard. As the Austin and Pickersgill yard ran down last winter, Danny was kept on to do night watchman duties in the empty yard. It gave him time to ponder the fate of the once-proud, but now-redundant, shipbuilding traditions. His colleague, Bill Mellish , saw it differently. It had been his job to preach new working practices. It was only logical that he should rise to the challenge.
Film editor ANDREW HASSENRUCK Producer JAMES MACALPINE
In this programme:
A Christmas pudding recipe - it can be made at the last minute and is almost fat-free. Guest Oz Clarke helps a live audience discover some alternatives to Britain's most popular wines for Christmas. Chefs Brian Turner and Antony Worrall-Thompson cook for the crew of HMS Birmingham.
Presented by Chris Kelly ,
Michael Barry and Jill Goolden. Studio director UNDA NASH
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE A Bazal production for BBCtv 0 FOOD: page 103
By Rob Grant and Doug Naylor.
Rimmer proposes a novel way for Lister to lose weight.
A Paul Jackson production for BBCtv
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Rimmer convinces Lister that they should swap bodies for a fortnight.
6: Love and Power
Latin America is a continent associated with machismo. Tonight's programme explores subversive attitudes through the roles and images of the sexes. Manuel Puig , author of Kiss of the Spider Woman, rejects sexual labelling; actress Jesusa Rodriguez subverts some religious and sexual taboos, while in Chile the Women for Life Movement protest defies the military regime. Film editor JOHN VEAL
Director ROSSANNA HORSLEY
With Donald MacCormick.
The arts and media programme. Producer JANEY WALKER
In this series of portraits, the story of tonight's prisoner is told by Dame Judi Dench. (Shoum at 7.55pm)
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Jenny Pitman talks to Barry Norman.
