9.00 The Effective Manager: Meetings
9.25 Small Business: On Track for Growth
9.50 Voyages of Discovery
10.15 Open Advice: So You Want to Be a Manager
10.40 Science Preparatory Maths: Graphs

Starring and Hollywood's spectacular epic about the British 27th Lancers begins in India in 1850 and ends with the heroic Charge of the Light Brigade, when 600 men charged a Russian artillery post numbering over 20,000.
Produced by HAL B. WALUS Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ
. ('They Died with Their Boots On' at 4.30pm)
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7: Air Mails
The history of air mails is traced, from pigeons to rockets.
Produced by JOHN PERCIVAL BBC Bristol (R)

8: Show Handling
It takes years to be a top show handler, and preparing dogs for show is quite an art.
Barbara Woodhouse shows beginners her way of moving dogs, standing them and presenting them to the judge. Producer PETER RIDING (R)

Fed up with her parents,
1 1 -year-old Rebecca decides to leave home, but a chance meeting with an eccentric drifter forces both of them to come to terms with their lives.
Written and directed by DONNA LENNARD
A Tapestry International production

3: Shrikant is invited to hunt on a prince's estate and there he meets an enchanting dancing girl.
Directed by PRAVEEN NISCHOL Written by SARAT CHANDRA CHATTERJEE A Network East presentation BBC Pebble Mill (R)
(In Hindi with English subtitles)

Starring
A group of fortune hunters, each carrying a part of a map they hope will lead them to buried treasure, make their way to the island of Monte Cristo, only to find that they're not alone.
Screenplay by LEON GRIFFITHS Produced and directed by ROBERT S. BAKER and MONTY BERMAN
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Emma Crewdson stars as a young model who, when she dreams, finds herself in a beautiful and magical world at the bottom of the sea.
Written, produced and directed by Mike Valentine
A Mike Valentine production (R)

Starring
This action-packed story portrays General George
Armstrong Custer and the events which led him to the infamous battle of Little Big Horn.
Produced by HAL B. WALLIS Directed by RAOUL WALSH
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With Mel Blanc and special guest star Isaac Stem. Professor LaBlanc despairs of Jack's violin playing but he can't be that bad, can he?

Presented by Laurie Mayer. Jill Dando reviews the week in pictures, with subtitles.
Followed by Weatherview.

Dede Saint-Prix
From Martinique via Paris, Dede Saint-Prix brings the infectious beat of Chouval bwa. He uses this Creole expression to describe the rhythms which imitate the movement of the merry-go-round, the most popular attraction at the island's carnival. The traditional instruments are now complemented by modem ones, but the essence of this festival dance music has not been lost. Director BOB PORTWAY

Clive James returns, with Zsa Zsa Gabor via satellite and Clive Anderson in the studio.
('The Talk Show with Clive James' tomorrow at 9.30pm)

An eight-part series by Debbie Horsfield.
3: When mysterious men from the east arrive, the games have got to stop and the pressure is on at work and at home for the girls at Lyne Electronics.
Music by NEW ORDER
Series devised by FRANC RODDAM Produced by JOHN CHAPMAN Directed by CHRIS BERNARD
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Producer Lynda Myles introduces Oliver Stone 's dynamic political thriller.
Salvador Starring
Having covered every war zone, photojournalist Richard Boyle headed off to El
Salvador in 1980. What he encountered was a civil war that changed his life.
James Woods was nominated for an Oscar in this tough and uncompromising film.
Produced by GERALD GREEN and OLIVER STONE
Written by OLIVER STONE and RICHARD BOYLE
Directed by OLIVER STONE
(First showing on network television)
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