6.45 Copper: Resources and Reserves
7.10 The York Mystery Plays
Presented by Brian Curtois.
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Managing Assessment
Assessment and testing at four key stages - how are schools learning to cope with the new demands and working towards achieving a sound, whole school policy? Presented by Martin Young . Producer GEOFF WILSON
Local Studies: Families Students find out about the lives of their parents and grandparents. (R)
Die Stadt
For 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)
Disasters
Researcher NEIL CARLSON Director AVRIL PRICE (R)
Maps and Mapping 1: Making Maps.
How do map-makers manage to give an accurate and detailed picture of a whole town or village on just a small sheet of paper?
Presented by Billy McElhanney and Simon Sharkey. Producer MARIANNE BAIRD
Katie Morag and the Tiresome Ted
If You Were Me.... See No Evil
Written by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL (R)
Maths (Secondary)
Whose Mathematics? (R)
What a Gas?
Careers
Pressures at Work.
By Tony Holland and Bill Lyons.
Director JEREMY SILBERSTON (R)
Presented by Chris Serle.
6: Mastering the Telephone
Producers JOHN FAGAN and JOHN BROOKE
(R)
The Odyssey
Weather followed by Storytime
The Trouble with Dad
... is all the fantastic machines he keeps making. Presented by: Aidan Cook with children from Easton
Infants School.
Animation MIKE HIBBERT and ANDY WAGNER
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON
A Ragdoll production for BBCtv
(Shoum on Sunday at 12.30pm BBC1)
The Georgian House, Bristol. Producer JOHN DOBSON
Series producer ROBIN DRAKE BBC Bristol (R)
Hastings
What to see and where to go. Commentary: Roger Wilkes. Film director PAULA TRAFFORD
Embassy World Indoor
Bowls Championship 1990 Featuring the first quarter-final in the pairs.
David Icke reports on the action from the Preston Guild Hall.
Commentators: David Rhys Jones and Jimmy Davidson. Summarisers: John Bell ,
Mal Hughes and David McGill.
Including at
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
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Starring
Roy Thinnes The Leeches
Electronics expert Warren Doneghan believes he is about to be kidnapped by aliens. Directed by PAUL WENDKOS (R)
With Magenta De Vine,
Sankha Guha ,
Michael Douglas , John Holdsworth ,
Laura Walsh , Brenda Emmanus , Tyler Brule and the team. Studio director TONY HARRISON Editor RACHEL PURNELL
('Reportage Update' next Sunday)
With guests Basia, the Blue Nile,
Paul Carrack and Tipitina's.
Presented by Antoine de Caunes. Titles JEAN BAPTISTE MONDINO
Executive producers ALEX BERGER and TIM NEWMAN
An N B de C Production
Only Dummies Don't Take Risks
The 1983 seat belt law is widely believed to have saved hundreds of lives a year. But it hasn't. Transport boffin John Adams believes improving safety produces riskier behaviour.
Thinking through Science The National Curriculum aims to promote 'science for all'. Educationist Joan Solomon looks at new teaching methods which need to be brought into the classroom if children are to learn how to think.
Creatures of Chance
Simon Conway Morris looks at the latest fossil evidence for the sudden appearance of the first animals on earth. Why did some survive and others disappear?
Editor JANA BENNETT
A play with music in six parts by Dennis Potter.
Starring Bob Hoskins Cheryl Campbell and Gemma Craven.
4: Better Think Twice
Arthur and Eileen are both in London, now going their separate ways - he to start his own record shop and she to live the life that begins at Oxford Circus. Survival is hard and they are each finding their adventures beginning to sour. A chance meeting in a pub and they are reunited. Will they do better together than apart....?
Choreography TUDOR DAVIES Produced by KENITH TRODD
Directed by PIERS HAGGARD (R)
Arthur and Eileen are both back in London. While he wants to start his own record shop, country girl Eileen wants to live the life that begins at Oxford Circus.
The Boots Factory in Nottingham is a vast glass palace built by Owen Williams in 1932. Iwona Blazwick, from London's ICA, tours the factory which is acknowledged as a masterpiece of early British modernism.
Producer CLARE PATERSON Director TERRY FLAXTON BBC Elstree (R)
With Jeremy Paxman.
The live daily magazine of the arts and media.
Producer JANICE HADLOW
12.00 From Child to Pupil Producer NICK BRENTON (R)
12.25 An Introduction to
Psychology: Two Research Styles
Two psychologists from
Leeds University demonstrate two different styles of psychological research.
Producer VICTOR LOCKWOOD (R)
Embassy World Indoor
Bowls Championship 1990 David Icke is at rinkside to introduce the highlights of the second quarter-final of the singles Championship.
