Bath: A Theatre for
Pleasure or Intrigue

Last Friday's proceedings in Parliament with Peter Mayne. Producers ANDREW MAYWOOD and JANIN'ETHOMASON

0 This week's programmes are repeated from last week for the benefit of those who were on half-term holiday.
5: Home Bleep Home
Automated homes offer a graceful way to grow old.
Commentary: Anna Massey. Producer DAVID HARRISON (R)

Deportes
Sports in Salamanca (R)

Living with AIDS (R)

A series for 4-and 5-year-olds. (R)

Transport
Presented by Jonathan Cohen and Helen Speirs.
Euphonium: Stephen Saunders. Director CLARE ELSTOW
Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT (R)

Office Work (1)
The Temp's Story
Film editor IAN MCKENDRICK Producer PAUL BALMER (R) followed by Office Work (2)
The Secretary's Story Film editor AMBER LANE Producer ROGER FRY (R)

The Odyssey
The Fury of Poseidon.
Robert Erskine tells how Odysseus escaped the twin perils of Scylla and Charybdis to be shipwrecked by Poseidon. Illustrated by Paul Birbeck.
Producer ANDREA CHRISTODOULOU (R)

5: Aesthetics
Mat Irvine investigates soft-tech and. with Dilly
Bellingham, challenges you to re-design the famous personal organiser. They also look at printing your own magazine. Researcher SIOBHAN KELLY
Series producer ROBIN MUDGE (R)

Circles
Using the Voice (R)

Science for 5- to 7-year-olds. (R)

Twentieth-Century History Hitler's Germany.
How did Hitler gain dictatorial power in Germany? (R)

Enterprise
Starting Your Own Business (R)

Pat can't find his van.
Written by John Cunliffe. (R)

AU About Food
1: Working the Land.
A look at an arable farm. Producer CLARE ELSTOW (R)

Carry Go Bring Come
Presented by Stuart Bradley. Puppeteer: Mary Edwards. Producer CAROLINE GODLEY (R)

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Neil Mullarkey is made up at the chance to speak to French and Saunders about their new series - in more ways than one. Producer JEANINE JOSMAN

4: The Dwellers in Earth
The muddiest river in the world picks up its cargo of yellow silt as it cuts across a vast plateau of 'loess' - fine sand deposited over the millenia. Local people carve into the soft rock along its banks to construct their trogloditic houses.
Written and narrated by Stephen Jessel.
Produced by viviana WOODRUFF
An NHK production in association with BBCtv (R)

Cotswold Lakes
Simon King and Mike Kendall look at wildlife in the British countryside. Director JOHN KING BBC Bristol (R)

Coast to Coast
Ludovic Kennedy retraces the journey of Robert Louis Stevenson, who took an emigrant train from New
Jersey to California in 1869. The modem journey is from New York to Los Angeles. Along the line, Kennedy meets Rogers Whitaker , perhaps the world's greatest railroad buff.
Director GERRY TROYNA (R)
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Also starring Nils Asther
When Megan Davis arrives in Shanghai she finds a country torn apart by civil war. At first she is repelled, but then fascinated by the apparently ruthless warlord General Yen.
Directed by FRANK CAPRA
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This week's edition features pop refugees, the classical
Kreisler Orchestra , and an interview with Loop. Also. the Pale Saints filmed live in France. Director PETER FOWLER Producer BRENDA KELLY

Contemporary Catholicism
James Grant from Love and Money tells why being a Roman Catholic is important to him. Eamon Spratt defends the values of his church. Producer JACKIE HAMILTON
Executive producer BILL HILARY BBC Northern Ireland

Percussion Master Class
With Evelyn Glennie.
As a prelude to BBCtv's competition for young performers, outstanding soloists teach gifted music students. In this programme, the popular Scottish percussionist Evelyn Glennie works with Alasdair Rankin on timpani and drum-kit, and with Julie Dyer and Simone Rebello on her favourite instrument, the marimba. Humphrey Burton and Mervyn Williams set the scene at Manchester's Royal Northern College of Music. Producer JONATHAN FULFORD Director PETER MANIURA
Young Musician Master Classes sponsored by Lloyds Bank

Doctors can start the process of conception in the laboratory. They do it to help infertile couples have babies and for medical research.
These advances began a debate which could lead to the first Parliamentary ban on an area of research making it a criminal offence. Horizon hears the scientist's case.
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Starring Frederic Forrest and Chris Collet.
When the Jahnke family moved to Wyoming, teenagers Richard and Deborah thought it would be the beginning of a new life. But their father is a disturbed, bitter and violent man whose oppressive regime and irrational behaviour makes their existence a living hell. Day after day their pain increases, until it becomes intolerable and Richard decides he has the right to kill. This tense and forceful drama is based on a true story.
Director JOHN ERMAN
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Peter Snow with background to the day's top stories.

The live daily programme of the arts and media.
This week's presenters are Matthew Collings Tracey MacLeod and Sarah Dunant.
Producer JANICE HADLOW
Executive producer KEVIN LOADER Editor MICHAEL JACKSON

Arts Foundation Course:
Witting and Unwitting Testimony
With the help of the Museum of London,
Professor Arthur Marwick investigates the wide variety of historical sources. Producer TONY COE (R)