Yesterday's proceedings in Parliament. Presented by Brian Curtois.
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Pastures New
A Child's Guide to Adults
2: Mechanism
2: A Drop in the Bucket
What Can Matter Be?
Throughout history there have been many attempts to explain the nature of matter. This case study outlines some of the most significant steps that have led to the theory that's accepted today.
A Model of Behaviour
Can the process of modelling be applied to explain aspects of animal behaviour in humans?
Tropical Rain Forests People of the Forests.
The Energy Machine
Disputes
When Sarah's gran insults her new friend it's only the start of a chain of disputes.
Forestry Work
Jobs in the great outdoors, from the forests of Scotland to the Surrey Downs. Editor CHRIS STEPHEN
Producer DAVID MELDRUM
Nature Conservation Editor AMBER LANE Producer ROGER FRY
Choices
Some of the job options and career decisions facing young people around the country. (R)
Teaching Science in the Primary School
2: Further Help with Attainment Target One.
A new Inset series based on Science Workshop. Presented by Carol Vorderman.
Produced by MICHAEL COYLE
Harp
With lain Lauchlan and Jane Hardy (R)
Smooth and Spiky
Weather followed by Watch
Peter and the Wolf. Pipes Presenters Earl Adair and Louise Hall-Taylor make musical sounds by blowing across pipes. With the help of four young musicians hear tunes from Peter and the Wolf, to be shown in a fortnight's time. (R)
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Including Prime Minister's Question Time.
Presenter: Vivian White.
Commentator: Brian Curtois.
Regional News and Weather
With Paul Coia.
Five new ways of looking at what's happening this week. Today Paul Boateng and Jeffrey Archer are joined by guests with conflicting views. Producer CAROLE STONE
Series producer CHARLES MILLER
Piano Player
A composer sits at the piano groping for inspiration. (R)
Food Irradiation:
Would You Buy It?
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Film. Starring Joan Blondell as Gail Richards, Roland Young as Cosmo Topper.
Sleuth Cosmo Topper unmasks a murderer intent on continuing his dastardly work.
(Black and white)
Films: page 18
Rose Linda
My Father, My Country In 1938, three Australian patrol officers set out on an extraordinary journey into the unexplored highlands of New Guinea. Their purpose was to make contact with Stone Age tribes who knew nothing of the white man or the outside world. They were to try to explain to the tribes that their lives were about to undergo incredible change.
Fifty years later, Meg Taylor , the Papuan daughter of the patrol's leader, took time off from her legal practice and, with the aid of her father's diaries, photographs and film, set off on her own journey of discovery - retracing the path of that first epic patrol. Producer PETER butt
Series editor TIM SLESSOR
A Film Australia production
How will the 80s be understood in 30, 40, 50 years' time? This is the second of six personal guesses at how future generations may interpret the past ten years. Fantasy Island
The 80s were the age of parody. Novelist and rock biographer Philip Norman takes an acerbic look at
British lifestyle in the past ten years.
'When I was young, I used to watch a television series about a place of make-believe. Whatever disguise you wanted was possible - however absurd, however childish. This, for me, is what Britain became in the 1980s -
Fantasy Island.'
From American rock diners to
Medieval banquets - every exotic and nostalgic style has been adopted and sold.
Marketing was all, the 'logo lout' ruled. Philip Norman 's heroes have shunned self-delusion and spoken out with sincerity - among them, paradoxically, the future king of Fantasy Island.
Producer MARGY KINMONTH Series producer SAM ORGAN BBC Bristol
By Mark Logan.
In a world of deregulated TV, Valentine works for her stepfather - a TV evangelist. When a 'video pirate' hijacks the airwaves, ratings soar, corruption is exposed, and a love affair begins.
Director MARK LOGAN
Producer WILLIAM JEFFERY
A West Surrey College of Art and Design production
With Jeremy Paxman.
The arts and media - live. Producer JOHN BUSH
Editor MICHAEL JACKSON
