Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament.
Presenter: Nick Clarke.
Penshurst Place
With Lady Victoria Leatham and guests John Bly and Roy Butler. (R)
A series of four programmes exploring the Scottish contribution to photography from the 1840s to the 1920s.
1: Reality Recorded
Written by JOHN HANNAVY (R)
A chance to see again the Japan of 1979. Grey Youth (R)
Starring
Memorable for its spectacular re-creation of prehistoric monsters. A Hollywood version of a Stone Age romance.
Directed by HAL ROACH JR
The Kali Gandaki in central
Nepal is an unnavigable river in a vast mountainous area.
Narrated by Patrick Allen. Producer TONY SALMON Editor ANTHONY ISAACS
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Gran's Goat (R)
A See-Saw programme (R)
Halifax - the Building of a Boom Town
Fred Housego explores
Halifax with Eric Webster. (R)
As the police force debates the role of women, especially in violent situations, this film tells the women's stories. Producer HARRY WEISBLOOM Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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Take a screen test with Richard Blizzard and choose between making a decorative lattice divider in natural pine or a more unusual fibreboard screen without a single joint. Director ROBERT CHIPPRIOTT
Executive producer STEPHANIE SILK BBC Pebble Mill
Live coverage of today's business in Parliament including Prime Minister's Question Time.
Presenter: Vivian White.
Commentator: Brian Curtois.
Anagram: laces went.
Clue: east coast of England. Answer - see today's programme!
As a black footballer, Garth Crooks has faced racist taunts and ridicule from the terrace and in the dressing room. He talks to Barry Norman about his hopes for the future of Britain's much-troubled national game and his role as chairman of the Professional Footballers Association.
In the wake of water privatisation, new watchdog bodies have been set up to guarantee the safety of drinking water, the quality of our environment and to protect the rights of the consumer. But private companies must make a profit. What can consumers really expect?
Presented by Hugh Scully and Helen Madden. Editor CHRIS LENT (e)
Starring Johnny Weissmuller as Tarzan.
Two hunters disrupt the idyllic African interior and threaten to part Tarzan from his beloved Jane.
Screenplay by JAMES KEVIN MCGUINNESS
Directed by CEDRIC GIBBONS
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Grace Ahitlhile runs a family taxi business in Soweto. Driving taxis brings its own problems. But for Grace, self-employment offers a measure of independence from the apartheid system that has in the past had a traumatic impact on life. She talks about when her family were relocated from the multi-racial neighbourhood of Sophiatown to Soweto. And about the dilemmas she faced working for the police during the 1976 Soweto uprisings.
Last in a series of six. We've Heard Rumours of the Yard Not Closing ...
World shipping economics have turned in Sunderland's favour. Private bidders calculate it is possible to build ships once again on the Wear. Max Eggert has seen it all before. He's an 'outplacement consultant', a professional in the world of redundancy. He can show the ex-shipyard managers his job loss curve. It reveals the cycle of emotions that follow a closure announcement - first despair, then anger, then a belief that there will be a last minute reprieve. Will the curve come true this time?
Assistant producer JAMES MACALPINE Producer BERNARD HALL BBC Bristol
'Don't drink and drive' we're exhorted at this time of year. But mineral water is seven times more expensive than petrol. Why are soft drinks so expensive?
Twelve cooking days to
Christmas ... four simple but unusual vegetable dishes to go with your turkey.
And a visit to Normandy to taste calvados with 87-year-old Bertram Bulmer. He's now making cider brandy in Britain - can the locals tell the difference? Presented by Chris Kelly ,
Michael Barry and Jill Goolden. Studio director LINDA NASH
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE A Bazal production for BBCtv 0 FOOD: page 99
7: Brazil - Questions of Geography
'One immense font of love' is the way Jorge Amado , Latin America's most popular writer, describes Brazil, a country created from the intermarriage of Africans with Indians with Portugese in the struggle to tame the natural environment.
Today, the Brazilians are trying to reconcile the conflicting demands of progress and preservation, a dilemma which finds expression, often humorous and light-hearted, in their art and literature, their dance and music, and in Carnival the most spectacular display of popular culture in the world. Film editor MALCOLM DANIEL Producer MICHAEL MACINTYRE
With Peter Snow.
The arts and media programme. Producer JANEY WALKER
