Caring for Older People: Voluntary Workers
Last Friday's proceedings. Presenter: Brian Curtois. Producers Andrew Maywood and Janine Thomason
Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.
For beginners in Spanish. Wet or fine, what does
Salamanca offer visitors? (R)
Careers
TVEI aims to provide 14- to 18-year-old students with a more practically based education that combines new technology with traditional subjects.
For 4- and 5-year-olds. Dibs and Cosmo both get carried away with their daydreams. (R)
The children compose some music about a goblin and listen to a string quartet. The gnome from Pictures at an Exhibition comes to life and captures the fairies.
Presenters:
Jonathan Cohen and Helen Spiers with lain King (violin) Michael Ponder (viola) Sarah Gilford (cello)
Neil Tarlton (double-bass) Animation Bura and Hardwick Puppets Alan Platt
Director Andrea Christodoulou Producer Elizabeth Bennett
Timmy Mallett and Anjuu Misra explore how faith and belief sometimes help people to see each other differently. There is a very old story retold with eight large jellies, lots of cream and a hundred children, a visit to a vicar who draws cartoons and stops fights, a look inside a Hindu temple and a reminder of who our neighbours are.
Assistant producer Mike Dick Producer John Forrest
Canada: Vancouver and Barkerville. (R)
8: This week Mat Irvine visits the West Country to try out a yacht that's as easy to sail as driving a car. The challenge is to design an energy management system to control bicycle lights, and both he and Dilly
Bellingham show how to make and fly your working solid fuel rocket. Production assistant Amanda Mooney
Series producer Robin Mudge
Feelings: a look at keyboards. (R)
(Details on Friday at 11.03am)
Science for 5- to 7-year-olds. (R)
Twentieth-Century History In 1938, Britain was unprepared for war. When Chamberlain flew to meet Hitler at Munich, was he seeking 'peace at any price'? (R)
Refugees: I'd Rather Be at Home
Fourteen million people worldwide have had to flee their homes and country to survive.
Presenter: Rob Curling. Producer Diane Millward
Forensic Science
This week: a visit to the New York Crime Scene Unit on a homicide case, and a DIY version for lifting fingerprints. (R)
The farm has frozen over and Pat has to get his skates on to do his round - and go by sledge as well. (R)
AU About Food
4: A look at fast food. Producer Judy Brooks (R)
Weather followed by Words and Pictures
Stuart and Nutmeg go on a shopping spree. Today's story, The Shopping Basket, is about adventures on the way home from the shops. Presenter: Stuart Bradley. Puppeteer: Mary Edwards. Producer Caroline Godley
From Wimborne Minster.
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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
From Halifax, Nova Scotia. Introduced by Barry Davies.
(A revised repeat ofyesterday's broadcast at 10.45pm on BBC1)
Regional News and Weather
From Phoenix, Arizona. Commentators: Murray Walker and James Hunt. (A revised repeat of yesterday's broadcast at 11.10pm)
Emma Freud invites today's guest Jancis Robinson to plunder the BBC television and film archives.
Producer/Director Phil Chilvers
Starring
Danny Kaye Dana Wynter US Private First Class
Ernie Williams passes his time in England just before D-Day by doing impersonations. Allied Intelligence soon realise that he could
'become' the key figure of General MacKenzie-Smith, who is the target of determined Nazi assassination squads.
PFC Ernie Williams/General
Director Melville Shavelson
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Manchester's rising stars Inspiral Carpets filmed live plus an interview; and a look at the work of Cabaret Voltaire - who, back in the punk days, pioneered electro rhythms and sampled before samplers - on the eve of the release of a new LP. Plus Soupdragons and Edsel Auctioneers.
[Photo caption] Cutting a rug: Inspiral Carpets, Manchester's latest musical export, providing wall-to-wall sound DEF II: Snub TV, 6.30pm BBC2
Fitting Images
'You can't judge a book by its cover' - but all the evidence suggests that is precisely what people do; they make judgments based on the way others look. For Dennis Nye , Kathy Burke and Nicky Read , 'looks' have played a significant part in their lives.
Series producer Roger Tonge Producer Julie Callanan (R)
John Wallace , the Principal Trumpet of the Philharmonia Orchestra, gives this week's Master Class in brass to three former finalists:
Ceri McInally (tuba), Rachel Clarke (horn) and Craig Patterson (trumpet). They are working on music by Arnold, Mozart and Enesco. Designer David Wilson Director Peter Maniura
Event sponsored by Lloyds Bank.
A film shown in two-parts. Starring
Tommy Lee Jones Christine Lahti
One summer evening in 1976, Gary Gilmore shot dead a petrol station attendant. The next night he killed the manager of a motel. From his prison cell in Utah he demanded to be executed by firing squad.
1: April 1976: 35-year-old
Gary Gilmore is released on parole from federal prison in Illinois and joins his cousin Brenda Nicol in Provo,
Utah. After a spell working for his uncle Vem Damico , he changes jobs and meets Nicole Baker , an attractive 19-year-old mother of two. Falling in love, they begin a tempestuous relationship that leads to impossible tensions on both sides.
Screenplay by Norman Mailer , based on his book Producer/Director Lawrence Schiller (Part 2 next week)
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Donald MacCormick with the day's top stories.
The live programme of the arts and media reports on people, issues and performances.
Producer Janice Hadlow
Executive producer Kevin Loader Editor Michael Jackson
Can poems about words and places be political? They must be, argue Tom Paulin and Terry Eagleton , in a discussion on two Irish poems.
Producer Tony Coe
