Presented by Peter Mayne.
Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
The distinctive styles of two young photographers.
BBC Scotland
Fifteen-year-old Alec works as an ironmonger's apprentice while his brother and sister attend school.
BBC Scotland
One of the animals in today's song will answer you.
Presented by Jaye Griffiths with children from Easton Infants' School.
A Ragdoll production for BBCtv
(Shown on Wednesday at 2.00pm)
A musical which tells the story of Hanna who runs away from home. Performed by children from Belmont Junior School.
Using scale models. (R)
(Shown on Tuesday at 9.40am)
A group of teenage girls discuss their views. (R)
...is learn to talk. We see children of different ages and hear crucial stages in the growth of their speech.
by David McKee.
Narrated by Ray Brooks. (R)
Chris discovers that baby -sitting can be exhausting.
Narrated by Peter Hawkins. Producer MAURICE POOLEY (R)
Three different types of traditional tales. (R)
A series for 4-and 5-year-olds. Why do Cosmo and Dibs bully a favourite teddy bear?
(R)
Naseby
The Battle of Naseby decided the fate of absolutist monarchy in this country. The battlefield is now under threat of development.
Bryan McNerney makes an appeal that it should be spared.
Produced by BRYAN MCNERNEY (R)
Two women go into a nursing home to have their babies - both of them girls. The mothers become friends but things start to go wrong when Margaret is convinced she's been given Blanche's baby. Producer JONATHAN GILI Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
(First shoum in '40 Minutes')
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Weather followed by Indoor Hockey Royal Bank Club Championship
From Crystal Palace.
Will St Albans win the title for the third consecutive year? Barry Davies introduces the final.
Starring Ray Whitley.
Ray is in jail accused of horse stealing but after a few songs he still get his girl. Director LOUIS BROCK An RKO Short
Regional News and Weather
Anagram: grip on sea. Clue: group of islands. Answer: see today's programme!
Join contestants from all over Britain as they pit their wits and verbal skills against
Bryan the computer and his sets of letters while host Paul Coia tries to ensure fair play.
Five new ways of looking at what's happening this week. Today Kathy Lette and friends take a sceptical look at developments in the media and entertainment industries. Producer JANE BERTHOUD
The education magazine presented by Jackie Spreckley and Jill Cochrane.
This week's programme includes an item on how primary school children in Londonderry are being successfully educated through the medium of the Irish language.
In Second Chance, there's a look at how a former factory worker from Scotland has become choreographer-in -residence at 'The Place' theatre in London.
Producer JEREMY ORLEBAR
Series producer BERNARD ADAMS
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East of Sumatra
Starring and On the Pacific island of Tungga, mining engineer
Mullane makes a pact with the local chief to provide trading supplies in return for native labour. But trouble begins when head office flies in a plane load of mining machinery.
Screenplay by FRANK GILL JR Producer ALBERT J. COHEN Director BUDD BOETTICHER
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The Crow and the Canary
Bridging the Childcare Gap - a Price Worth Paying?
Almost two thirds of firms in Britain are reporting serious skill shortages. Employers' plans are thwarted by a growing obstacle - the cost and availability of childcare. Almost 80 per cent of women who want to return to work say problems in finding someone to look after the children prevent them resuming their careers. Ministers have urged employers to set up workplace nurseries and asked education authorities to keep schools open late. The Government's critics say there should be a comprehensive childcare policy with tax concessions for parents. Public Eye examines the growing demands to make this a top priority for the 1990s.
Presented by Peter Taylor with the BBC's Social Affairs
Editor Polly Toynbee. Producer DIPPY CHAUDHARY Editor NIGEL CHAPMAN
The east facing border gets most of its sunshine in the early morning. Beth Chatto and Rosemary Verey show their ideas for planting their own east borders selecting yellow foliage shrubs which provide pools of brightness throughout the day. Fencing for climbing plants gives an added dimension to the garden and planted correctly, clematis will give years of enjoyment in the garden.
Presented by Geoff Hamilton and Gay Search.
Producer DENIS W. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefax page 617 7
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By Paul Smith and Terry Kyan. Starring and Colin has three days to write a short synopsis for a 90-minute thriller. However, his schedule does not make allowances for Stuart and Rosemary's turkey.
Produced by JAMIE RIX and JOHN KILBY
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Oblomov
Oblomov is a slob. Even
Gorbachev is said to have denounced him from the podium: 'We must stamp out the Oblomovs from our society.' The lazy aristocrat of Goncharov's 19th-century masterpiece has become a Russian folk-hero. After 100 years asleep, Oblomov is re-awoken in modem-day Russia - this time as a lazy party bureaucrat. Perestroika, quite frankly, bores him. He was more at home in Brezhnev's 'Period of Stagnation'. Oblomov's foul-tempered chauffeur,
Zachar, narrates this bizarre tragi-comedy: for the story of Oblomov's vain attempts to raise himself from his bed is the story of Russia. Filmed on location in the Soviet Union.
Series editors ANTHONY WALL and NIGEL FINCH Director PAUL LEE
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Jeremy Paxman and a team of BBC reporters with the day's top stories.
Reporters: David Coss, Olenka Frenkiel, Peter Kellner, Wesley Kerr, Peter Marshall,
Julian O'Halloran, Rupert Segar, David Sells, Sarah Spiller, Francine Stock, Janet Trewin and Charles Wheeler.
Starring and A cabaret singer, working among the decadent cafe society of Berlin in the 1930s, falls in love with a young Englishman. Their affair develops against a background of street violence and the gradual rise of fascism in Germany.
Screenplay by JAY ALLEN Produced by CY FEUER
Choreographed and directed by BOB FOSSE
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