Technology: Bridging the Gap
Presenter: Peter Mayne.
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7: Ich Habe Hunger Film editor AMBER LANE Producer SUSAN PATON
Signals - Billy Gets the Message
Storms threaten, and the lighthouse blows a fuse. (R)
Looking Up/Looking Down
Geordie Racer
7: Lost Bird (R)
(R)
40 Years Ago: At School.
Girls and Boys
Are boys and girls expected to behave in certain ways? (R)
Appearances (R)
Look It Up followed by Memory Bank by Terrance Dicks. (R)
Electromagnetic Spectrum
The range of radiations beyond the visible. (R)
Belgium's Old Industrial Area (R)
17: Casa, famiglia e lavoro
Springtime for Hugo (R)
The Call of the Sea
4: Lost at Sea! (R)
Weather followed by You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)
A look at actor
Leslie Crowther 's notable collection of attractive pot-lids. Producer JOHN DOBSON
Series producer ROBIN DRAKE BBC Bristol (R)
Kings Lynn
Commentary: Roger Wilkes. Film director JANE RIDLEY
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBC North West
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Weather followed by Westminster Live
Live coverage of today's
Parliament including Prime Minister's Question Time. Presenter: Vivian White.
Commentator: Brian Curtois. Director TERRY PATRICK Editor JOHN ANDERSON
With Anne Robinson.
An exciting new challenge for lovers of words.
Emma Freud invites
Ken Russell to plunder the BBC television and film archives.
This week, advice for the young homeless with a report from Edinburgh on Direct Youth, a self-help group of homeless teenagers who have taken on the council, the DSS and the Scottish Office.
And as the countdown to the Poll Tax begins, Advice Shop looks at how some councils may encourage us to pay - with the help of Securicor. Presented by Hugh Scully and Helen Madden. Editor CHRIS LENT
With Geoff Hamilton Anne Swithinbank and Pippa Greenwood.
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Starring Robert Vaughn and David McCallum.
'The world's running out of time and I'm running out of patience.' Napoleon Solo is hot on the trail of a fanatical sect who are intent on using the most powerful weapon ever invented to achieve world domination.
Screenplay by DEAN HARGROVE Directed by BORIS SAGAL
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Starring Phil Silvers. (R)
The series where the public can make programmes under their own editorial control.
We're Still Here
It's still going on today, 21 years later - but we're still here and we're willing to talk about it. (Derek Wesley ,
60s student activist)
On 16 May 1969 the calm of the Kent seaside was shattered as Folkestone teenagers rebelled against their victimisation by the town's establishment.
Rodney Hedley and Denis Cullum were just Folkestone schoolboys then; two decades later they have made this Open Space film. It is a startling indictment of the retribution suffered by some of the misunderstood young who, despite their treatment then, remain today very much part of the Folkestone community. Producer RODNEY HEDLEY Filmed and directed by DENIS CULLUM
Community Programme Unit editor TONY LARYEA
The programme that takes a hard look at the food we eat and those who supply it.
Viewers were asked to come up with the worst prices they've had to pay for drinks in pubs and restaurants. Now a follow-up report asks why drinks can cost so much. Plus a tasting of 'cook-in-sauces' by the villagers of Stillington in Yorkshire and the recipe for a heartwarming beef stew - boeuf vignerous.
Presented by Chris Kelly ,
Michael Barry and Jill Goolden. Studio director LINDA NASH
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE A Bazal production for BBCtv
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Time waits for no man ... except one.
Starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell.
How the Tess Was Won
5 August 1956: it's not the wildest west, but when Sam lands in the middle of Texas as a mild-mannered vet, his task is to tame the headstrong daughter of a rancher who knows exactly the kind of man she will marry.
Meanwhile a young man wearing spectacles strums an oh-so-familiar tune ...
Written by DEBORAH ARAKELIAN Directed by GIL DIXON
A series of five programmes about British teenagers from the 1950s to today.
3: People Try to Put Us DownTeddy boys, beatniks, mods, rockers, hippies, Hell's Angels and skinheads - this programme hears all about their style, their rituals and the importance of being part of an 'in-crowd'. Was it just for fun, 'living for kicks' to keep boredom away, or was it a way of working out who you are and telling the world what you stand for? The 50s and 60s are remembered with affection by people who feel their teens were enriched by their dedication to style.
Series producers SHARON GOULDS and MARILYN WHEATCROFT t FEATURE: page 15
Jeremy Paxman with the day's top stories.
The topical programme of the arts and media.
Producer JANEY WALKER
The Present in the Past
Authenticity in Greek Drama. John Purkis examines the dilemma facing those wishing to produce Greek drama in the 20th century. What's more important - archaeological authenticity (truth to the evidence such as it is) or what he calls 'the guts of the play' (its meaning for our time)?
