Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament presented by Brian Curtois.
Editor MIKE BROADBENT
The Story of a Farm A personal history. 3: Early Days
Tony Harman took over Grove Farm in Buckinghamshire in the 30s. (R)
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More obstacles for the teams from Britain and the USA.
Introduced by Bernard Falk. (R)
1: The huge audience attracted to the Third
Morecambe International
Festival of Country Music was as varied as the popular styles and sounds on offer. BBC North West (R) (Part 2 tomorrow)
Starring
The Tuttles' easy-going lifestyle is jeopardised by patriarch Jonas when he mortgages the family home and bets the entire fortune on a prize game-cock.
Produced by SOL LESSER
Directed by CHARLES VIDOR
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A once blind woman returns to the remote jungles of the Amazon to rediscover what was once her family home. Narrated by Robin Ellis. Producer BOB SAUNDERS Editor TIM SLESSOR
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Cross Channel Shopping With Desmond Lynam.
Director RICHARD UGHTBODY (R)
(R)
AU Change Animation
SEMAFOR STUDIOS FILM POLSKI
English adaptation ROBIN HALDANE Producer GREG CHILDS (R)
Butleigh: 19th-century Neighbours
Presented by Fred Housego. Producer Bryn Brooks
Director Sally Kirkwood (R)
Weather followed by Living Legends
DickWhittington
With Magnus Magnusson. Producer JANE COLES
Editor BRUCE NORMAN (R)
Weather followed by The Metal Detective
Archaeologists believe that metal detector users are destroying evidence of the nation's archaeological past. Producer FRANCESCA KIRBY. GREEN Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Regional News and Weather
Anagram: rasp a viola.
Clue: South American city.
Answer: see today's programme. Host: Paul Coia.
A. Sivanandan was unsurprised at the inner city riots of 1981 - yet he is still optimistic about the future for black people in Britain, as he reveals to Shyama Perera. Series producer JENNY COWAN
With sign language and subtitles. Presented by Isobel Ward , Simon Barnes and Chris Davies.
Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS
Last of the series.
With Martyn Lewis and Lynne Perrie. Graphics PETER LOAM
Starring David McCallum as Dr Daniel Westin.
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Last in the series.
Magenta De Vine,
Sankha Guha ,
Michael Douglas , John Holdsworth , Laura Walsh ,
Brenda Emmanus , Tyler Brule and the team present news, issues, sport, fashion and music broadcast live.
Studio director JOHN ROONEY Editor RACHEL PURNELL
The biggest free festival since the Stones in the Park in 1969. Where? At Glasgow Green in the heart of the city's East End at Wet Wet Wet's spectacular free concert in September. This documentary goes behind the scenes and includes performances of some of the Wets' biggest hits.
Directors DOUGLAS MACKINNON and MAY MILLER
In the early 18th century, when travel round Britain was far more hazardous than today, William Stukeley, doctor, vicar and 'antiquarian', journeyed far in his quest for standing stones. David Drew retraces his travels and tells the story of Stukeley's fascination with 'the stupendous fabric' of Avebury and 'the magnificent wonder' of Stonehenge - which he saw as a gigantic temple of the Druids.
BBC Elstree
Private Finance
Hawkeye faces a moral dilemma when he makes a death-bed promise to a soldier who was a racketeer.
Written by BOB COLLEARY Directed by ALAN ALDA (R)
Last of a four-part series written by Dennis Potter.
'It's all coming together, my love'. The glittering fragments of a broken life have been passed over by too many people. Everyone has been manipulating the beautiful
Blackeyes. And some of those are due for punishment. But who has really been pulling the silken threads? And how can such a pliant doll ever escape the predators as they hungrily close in for their last feast upon her slender limbs?
Original music by MAX HARRIS
Production designer GEOFF POWELL Lighting cameraman ANDREW DUNN Editors CLARE DOUGLAS and MICHAEL PARKER
Produced by RICK MCCALLUM Directed by DENNIS POTIER
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Deyan Sudjic , the editor of Blueprint magazine, examines Creek Vean in Cornwall.
Producer CLARE PATERSON Director ANDY MAYER (R)
With Peter Snow.
Art Is Not Enough
In New York AIDS now affects one in every 60 new-born babies. The art world has responded not only by fund-raising, but by political campaigning. Simon Watney reports. Director SASKIA BARON
Editor MICHAEL JACKSON (R)
