Presenter: Brian Curtois.
Some programmes may not be suitable for the young.
Development Corporation is charged with finding new uses for over nine square miles of industrial land. Are new shopping malls, like the Merry Hill Centre, a solution?
by Richard Sheridan.
The children decide they need hens. Amy tells the story of Namboudri Hall.
One of Brunel's greatest achievements was to float an iron-built ship across the Atlantic powered by steam, driven by propellor. How do today's young technologists meet a similar challenge?
Retail Sales Assistant
Hi-fi to high fashion.
followed by Hair and Beauty
Opportunities in hairdressing and beauty therapy.
New freedoms, new responsibilities.
(R)
A programme for teachers to accompany the new Science Challenge series.
Introduced by Margaret Percy. (R)
Iain Laughlan , Jane Hardy Guitar (R)
Louise and James explore rhythm, and drumming.
Leominster
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Weather followed by Westminster Live
Live coverage of today's business in Parliament including Prime Minister's Question Time.
Presented by Vivian White. Commentator: Brian Curtois Director TERRY PATRICK Editor JOHN ANDERSON
The Masters
First Quarter-Final.
This afternoon should see
Stephen Hendry against Dennis Taylor if they've survived their previous matches.
David Icke introduces highlights of this best-of-nine-frames match.
With June Whitfield.
The first programme in a series looking at the concept of 'health through activity'.
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Encounter with Neptune 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Starring Alan Ladd and Patricia Medina.
When his master's castle is plundered and the inhabitants murdered, John, an armourer, vows revenge on King Mark and the Saracens.
Screenplay by ALEC COPPEL Directed by TAY GARNETT 0 FILMS: pages 18-22
Tonight, two films.
In Ghana Coffins there is a new way of easing the grief that surrounds a burial: coffins are flamboyantly shaped according to the occupation of the deceased. So a taxi driver goes to the cemetery in a wooden taxi, a fisherman in a boat, a grandmother in a large speckled hen. Ghana's coffin-makers are doing a good business.
And in Our God the Condor some Andean villagers capture a condor to do ritual battle with a bull. The condor symbolises the free spirit of the native Andeans, the bull the once-conquering
Spaniards. The villagers believe their future fortunes depend on the condor's safe return to the skies.
Directors THIERRY SECRETAN and PAUL YULE
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The fourth of six programmes. Face Values
In the design-obsessed 80s cultures were turned into commodities. The world became a shop and culture became global as television spectaculars promoted the decade's 'we are the world'
Author Stephen Heath argues that this'designer multiculturalism - cultures arranged in pretty patterns on our screens' smoothes over the real problems we face. As the film shifts from the Design Museum to the Rushdie affair, from the international art world to a Sikh wedding in Wolverhampton,
Stephen Heath suggests that in the 90s we will need a fresh approach to human freedom.
Series producer SAM ORGAN Producer DAVID JEFFCOCK BBC Bristol
South Atlantic Raiders
2: They've robbed a bank, they've escaped from
Dartmoor and now they are stealing a jumbo jet full of passengers. But then the South Atlantic Raiders land in the Falklands. not only is their leader, Stan in love with the wrong girl but they're all in a lot of trouble.
Written by PETER RICHARDSON and PETE RICHENS
Directed by PETER RICHARDSON Produced by LOLL! KIMPTON A Comic Strip production for BBCtv
Kev, Bugsy, Gaily, Steve and the rest of the gang call themselves the Burny Mob after the stream - the Burny - that runs past the huge council estates in Dundee, where they live. They go from their grim streets to the beautiful. uninhabited Isle of Scarba, on a tough nine-day survival course. They emerge from the gloomy statistics of crime and unemployment as a group of canny individuals full of potential.
An Original Vision production
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Harold Pinter speaks about his great mentor,
Samuel Beckett , and reads the final haunting pages of The Unnamable, the concluding part of Beckett's remarkable prose trilogy.
Presented by Peter Snow.
The arts and media - live. Producer JANEY WALKER
A preview of daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University on Saturday and Sunday.
A BBC/Open University production
Children's drawings raise important questions for psychologists.
