Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament. Presenter:
Brian Curtois.

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2: Meine Familie
At home in Hamburg, Ali,
Austen, Svenja and Constance introduce their families and talk about their pets. With Sonja Zimmer.
Research KERSTIN WACHHOLZ Producer SUSAN PATON

Going to Hospital
Katy Murphy joins Sarah, who has a broken arm, and Derek, who needs an eye operation, and finds that hospitals don't have to be frightening places.
Producer ELEANOR AITKEN BBC Scotland

Under Our Feet

Geordie Racer
2: Down in the Cellars
Spuggy has managed to surprise his family with his sponsorship idea - meanwhile a surprise of a different kind awaits the children in the gloomy cellars of Seaton Delaval Hall.
With Leon Armstrong , Lien Lu, Lesley Casey ,
Michael Heath , Brian Hogg , Madelaine Newton ,
Fred Pearson , Peter Rowell and Kevin Whately.
Written by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL (R)

What Can Matter Be? followed by A Model of Behaviour (R)

Peter and the Wolf Pipes (R)

A Child's Guide to Adults
How can children learn to get the best out of their relationships with adults? Film editor ALISTAIR MACKAY Producer NICCI CROWTHER

2: A Drop in the Bucket by Diane Duane.
Joy and Tom discover an apple tree on the island but are faced with two problems - how to get the fruit down from the tree, and up into the barn. Tom's ingenious idea nearly works. Dorothy tells the story of how Lu Ban raised the temple roof.
Children: Luke Goodrich , Rocky Samrai , Elaine Tan , and Nadia Williams.
Producers CLARE ELSTOW and DAVID SCOTT COWAN Director MORTON SURGUY

Disputes (Parts 1 and 2) When Sarah's gran insults her new friend, it's only the start of a chain of disputes. A two-part play. (R)
12.15pm Science Topics
Radioactivity
What is radioactivity? How is it detected? What are its uses? (R)

Pastures New
By the year 2000 Britain will have enough redundant farmland to cover an area the size of North Yorkshire.
What new uses can be found for this land? (R)

Pigeon Post
Bob's pigeons are trained to fly back to him. Producer DAVID YATES (R)

1: The Post Road
The Post Road or A5 is the main road from Holyhead to London. But who built it and why? And what effect has it had on Wales?
Written by TWM MORUS Director MELERI MAIR
A Ffilmiau'r Nant production for BBCtv

Weather followed by You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)

Luton Hoo
Arthur Negus visits the home of the Wernher Collection. Director BRIAN HAWKINS
Producer ROBIN DRAKE (R)

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. Director TERRY PATRICK Editor JOHN ANDERSON

Regional News and Weather

With Paul Coia.

Five new ways of looking at what's happening this week. Today Robert Robinson and Loyd Grossman invite two guest commentators to join them in monitoring the warp and woof of everyday life as reflected in the week's events. Producer STEPHEN MCCRUM

This week, the elderly homeless. Frank Schallo is a lucky man. After 50 years spent in hostels or dormitories he now has a council flat and is enjoying life on his own. But a large number of older people with housing problems don't get help because the authorities cannot cope with their needs.
Also, do people with savings get a raw deal when applying for means tested benefits?
Pensioner Dave Goodman thinks they do.
Presented by Hugh Scully and Helen Madden.
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Presented by Geoff Hamilton and Gay Search.
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and Michael is scientist
Carl Forrester 's greatest project - a personal triumph. Then
Michael is borrowed for 'tests' by the Pentagon, and Forrester suspects, they plan to use him for military purposes, forcing the doctor to take desperate action ...
Screenplay by RICHARD LEVINSON and WILLIAM UNK
Directed by DAVID GREENE
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Starring Phil Silvers as Sgt Ernie Bilko.

Going on holiday turns out to be a real drag for Paparelli when he's forced to dress as Bilko's bride! (R)

Seven films in which
David Jessel takes up the cases of people who find themselves the victims of those institutions they thought would protect them. 4: Suddenly Last Summer.... Jews fleeing Hitler, Russians under Stalin, Iranians opposed to Khomeni, Chinese students.... all have found sanctuary from persecution by escaping to more civilised countries. Britain has a long history of offering political asylum to people who 'have a genuine fear of persecution' in their own country. Suddenly last summer, faced with increased numbers of Kurds escaping oppression in Turkey, British immigration authorities began to bend the rules. Some Kurds were denied the basic right to explain their fears and claim asylum. Many were sent straight back to Turkey.... back to imprisonment and torture.
Assistant producer
ROBERT DEL MAESTRO Producer NICK CATLIFF
Series producer ELIZABETH CLOUGH

The programme that takes a hard look at the food we eat and those who supply it.
This week bread with nowt taken out.... why is traditional, 'heavy' bread so difficult to find? We have the recipe to make it at home. Fish dish ... a report from
Japan - where they eat more fish than anywhere else in the world - includes how to cook salmon teriyaki.
Plonk! ... guest Oz Clarke joins the team to help judge how good (and how bad) the cheapest wines are.
Presented by Chris Kelly Michael Barry and Jill Goolden.
Studio director UNDA NASH
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE A Bazal production for BBCtv
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A day that begins in her local launderette takes Ruby to a black family reunion in the southside of Chicago - otherwise known as the War Zone ...
Created and presented by Ruby Wax.
Directed by PAUL SOMMERS
An Aspect Film and Television and Raw Produce production for BBCtv

The Fight
Charlie and Damien are friends and fighters - sometimes street fighters, sometimes boxers. The same tough start in life has drawn them together. Both in their early 20s, they are both determined to make it in the best way they can, and professional boxing could be the answer. But somehow warehouse parties and other temptations get in the way. For Damien it leads to disaster.
Series producer JOHN PURDIE Director RON JOHNSTON
A Westboume Films production for BBCtv

Taste
The third of five films on the relationship between design and the senses.
A celebration of the cult and culture of coffee drinking: from the youth-oriented espresso bars of the 50s to the sleekest architect-designed coffee pots of the 90s, with a detour through the soap opera lifestyle of instant coffee commercials.
To what extent is taste influenced by ritual and aesthetics and how much is this manipulated by marketing and design?
Featuring coffee connoisseurs Sir Terence Conran and Alberto Alessi.
Film editor RICHARD BRUNSKILL Director SALLY ANGEL

With Donald MacCormick.

The live programme of the arts and media reports on people, issues and performances. Presented by Tracey MacLeod.
Studio directors RENA BUTTERWICK and JANET F. CROOK
Producer JANEY WALKER