Introduced by Simon Parkin and Andi Peters.

Playbus: The Patch Stop
at Tiptree, Essex

Holiday Weather
Voices: Peter Hawkins and Susan Sheridan. Written and created by PETER MADDOCKS
Directed by KEITH LEARNER

Taking a look at legends.
With children from Ysgol Sir John Rhys, Ponterwyd.

From Spencerville, Ohio, it's the wildest, zaniest, most adorable group of puppets. A Sleepless Night

Why do Sikh boys wear turbans and what can a glass of water tell you about God? With Mark Chatterton and Tony Osoba.
Director CEUA BONNER Producer JUDY MERRY BBC North West

Under the Rainbow
The Suntots discover a very rare rainbow coral reef and decide to preserve it as a park.

With Simon Davies, Diane-Louise Jordan and Jo Korna.
Why aren't lakes salty like the sea? How do x-rays work?
Questions to: Corners, [address removed]

The Visionaries act as magical bounty hunters when they set out to grab three escaped wizards.

With Caron Keating Yvette Fielding and John Leslie.
(First shoum on BBC1)

This week: Wheels
Which snail won the bicycle race? What prince had a little red Corvette? Where did Frank go roller-skating?
Executive producer ERIC ROWAN Producer ROY MILANI

Music news and features with Andy Crane.
Today: a look behind the scenes at the Halo James video shoot.

An updated edition of Wednesday's Reportage with all the latest developments in the stories covered.
There's the final result of the phone poll, your views on some of the issues covered plus stories from the worlds of fashion, sport and music. Producers MICHAEL SPENCER and EMMA WILLIS (R)revised

Starring and Constance and her husband, celebrated conductor Fritz Roberti , share an idyllic life together. Idyllic that is until the night that Constance sees Fritz with another woman.
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Out of the Ruins
One year ago an earthquake devasted much of Armenia and killed over 25,000 people. Producer AGNIESZKA PIOTROWSKA
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Last month one of the world's great virtuoso pianists,
Vladimir Horowitz , died in New York aged 85. Three years ago he returned to his native Russia after a self-imposed exile of more than 60 years. This concert, in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire, included works by Scarlatti, Mozart, Rachmaninov, Scriabin,
Schubert, Liszt and Chopin. Executive producer PETER GELB Director BRIAN LARGE (R) revised
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Featuring
Scotland v Romania
London v South West
Scotland play their second international of the season. In
England it's the second round of the Toshiba Divisional
Championship. Introduced by Chris Rea. Commentators:
Bill McLaren , Nigel Starmer -Smith and John Rutherford. Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
NEW SERIES

Featuring the Men's Downhill from Val d'Isere, France. This weekend the top downhillers compete in their first race of the new World Cup season. Austrian-born Marc Girardelli defends his title against Swiss racer
Peter Mueller and Pirmin Zurbriggen , while our fingers are crossed for the British Bells, Martin and Graham. Introduced by David Vine.
Race presentation ANTENNE 2, France Television presentation MARK WILKIN Executive producer JIM RESIDE
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The top stories from the world of business and finance.
Reporters: Robin Aitken ,
Peter Eustace , Tom Maddocks , John Penycate ,
Michael Robinson and Nisha Pillai. Deputy editor
ALAN HAYDN GRIFFITHS Editor DAVID NISSAN

The Taming of the Ewe How did the original wild sheep become a docile creature that supplies us with food and clothing? Its domestication would have been impossible without the dog - a descendent of the wolf. The sheepdog's role, as a tamed hunter, is a tale that holds a few surprises. But how far should we go in manipulating animals that serve us so well?
Narrated by Joe Henson. Producers BERNARD WALTON and ROBIN HELLIER
Series editor MIKE SALISBURY BBC Bristol
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Satyajit Ray has been regarded as one of the masters of world cinema ever since his very first film Pather
Panchali astounded the jury of the Cannes Film Festival in 1956. In India, however, his films are virtually unknown outside his home state of Bengal. Ray still lives in its capital, Calcutta, the setting for his first feature for five years, An Enemy of the People, currently in the London Film Festival. He spoke there to Omnibus about a distinguished life in cinema. Film editor DAVID KITSON Producer ADAM LOW

The Stones in Morocco Morocco has always held an exotic appeal for writers, musicians and artists.
Following in the time-honoured tradition of travellers in search of inspiration, the Rolling Stones flew to Morocco in June of this year to record a track for their new LP, Steel Wheels. There they were reunited with the Master Musicians of Jahjouka, a musical partnership dating back 20 years, when guitarist
Brian Jones first introduced
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards to the extraordinary sounds of Morocco.
Rhythms of the World filmed this remarkable collaboration and also accompanied Mick Jagger to the home of the musicians, a remote village high up in the Rif mountains. Film editor GUY CROSSMAN Director NIGEL FINCH
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Starring and After graduation, seven close friends must leave the 'safe' world of college and confront the realities of life in the 80s. The conflicting pressures of love, drugs, money and the threat of rejection have differing and unexpected effects.
This strong drama features a remarkable ensemble of today's young stars and includes John Parr 's hit title song.
Produced by LAUREN SHULER Directed by JOEL SCHUMACHER
(First showing on British television)
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Alexander O'Neal is known as the 'Ladies Man' and the latest contender to the soul throne. In concert you can hear his silky smooth voice and watch the sweat as he performs some of his hit singles - Fake, Criticize and If You Were Here Tonight. Executive producer JENNY COWAN Series producer TERRY JERVIS