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Presenter: Brian Curtois. Producers Janine Thomason and Geoffrey Sumner

Dennis McCarthy reports from the Royal Army
Veterinary Corps Centre. Film editor Richard Parfitt Producer Mike Derby (R)

George Lane Fox is the landlord of Bramham Park.
Narrator: Derek Guyler. Writer/Producer Don Haworth BBC North (R)

Parents should note that some of Daytime on Two is aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the young.

9.25 Mach's Gut!: 1
A German language series. Shopping in the market and expressing opinions. (R)

9.40 am Lifeschool
Paul Dooner, 21, a trader and aspiring television presenter, talks about money and values.

10.05 am You and Me
For 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)

10.18 am Music Time
A musical version of the Hans Christian Andersen story, The Emperor and the Nightingale. Performed by children from Roxeth Manor Middle School.
Presenters: Jonathan Cohen and Helen Speirs.

10.40 am Job Bank
A look at jobs with British Telecom. (R)

11.00 am Zig Zag: 1
Faces are as individual as fingerprints. How does Scotland Yard put together a photofit? Paul Coia and Sheelagh Gilbey find out with the help of Peter Bennett and Sheila Hocken.

11.20 am Living Decisions
First of four films for home economics students. How do people use their time, skills and energy in the home? (R)

11.40 am Mindstretchers
A series of problems for 10-to 12-year-olds. Possible solutions on Friday 11.40am. (R)

11.45am Micro Mindstretchers
A series which makes creative use of the computer in the classroom.
Today: how to design and publish a school newspaper. Some hints are suggested on Friday at 11.45am. (R)

11.50 am Save a Life
Dr Alan Maryon Davis presents a guide to emergency first aid. You can save a life if you know the ABCs of resuscitation. The first thing to remember is 'A' for airway. (R)
(Ceefax Subtitles)

12.00 Thinkabout
Science for 5- to 7-year-olds. Frank and the children look at the difference between town and country life. (R)

12.15 pm History File
The final years of the Second World War led to Germany's defeat and post-war Europe's problems. (R)

12.35 pm Mathsworks: 1
A new series from the USA for 9- to 12-year-olds to develop mathematical skills. Finding areas of rectangles. With Adam Henderson.

12.50 pm Children Talking
Harold Williamson talks to children about weddings. (R)

1.00 pm A-Level Biology
A journey to the innermost depths of cells to explore the basis of life. (R)

1.20 pm Greenclaws
Greenclaws goes on holiday. (R)

1.40 pm Landmarks
First of four programmes on the theme of Victorian childhood. In 1887, Queen Victoria celebrated her Golden Jubilee. Exactly 100 years later, children from the Salisbury Small Schools Association re-enacted local Jubilee events. (R)

2.00 pm News; Weather followed by Words and Pictures
Stuart and Nutmeg the cat go camping. Today's story, One Moonlit Night, is about two boys camping out.
Presenter: Stuart Bradley.

As the spotlight falls on the final years of the Second World War, John Tidmarsh explores the defeat of Hiter's Germany and the problems that faced postwar Europe.

From East Belfast.
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A church bell in 1973 was made according to the instructions laid down eight centuries earlier by a medieval monk. Commentary by Theophilus the Monk. Producer Roger Mills (R)

Weather followed by The Last Place on Earth
In the remote village of Konchet in the Kingdom of Zanskar, families live out their lives in the same way as their Tibetan ancestors did more than a thousand years ago. This is a medieval world where dogs turn into spirits at night, and bears and wolves are as much part of the landscape as the fleas and the lice. When
Tsultrim's baby falls ill, the local doctor explains his remedies, including the ultimate one, fire.
Presented by Michel Peissel. Film editors David Farlie
Producer Peter Montagnon (R)

British Youth Darts
Championship.
The next five days will see Britain's top 16 players under 18 years of age competing for the title of British Youth Champion.
Tony Gubba introduces four first-round matches.
Among those taking part are last year's beaten semi-finalist, 17-year-old Scott Sheppard , and the youngest player, 15-year-old Trevor Fowler.
Commentators: Sid Waddell and Tony Green.
Television presentation Peter Hayward
Producer Ron Gubba

Are we prosecuting the right people, and when we take criminals to court are they let off too lightly? This year the Commons Home Affairs
Committee has been investigating the work of the Crown Prosecution Service.
Vivian White reports on the Committee's findings. Producer Peter Hill Editor Lydia Howard

Starring
Charles Winninger ArleenWhelan
Forty years have passed since the end of the Civil
War, but the Confederate spirit, typified by amiable, ageing Judge Priest , still rules the town of Fairfield, Kentucky. It is election eve, and the Judge is up for re-election once again, but this time he's seriously rivalled by the State's attorney, a sharp Yankee politician.
Director John Ford
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This week the spotlight falls on Joe Jackson.
Bom in Burton-on-Trent, he was influenced by a variety of music, ranging from the theme music from the film
Exodus to the Beatles. and Beethoven. From his days as the 'angry man of pop',
Jackson has switched his musical styles at whim, experimenting with rock, jazz, reggae and classical music. His success with songs like Is She Really
Going Out with Him? and It's Different for Girls brought him international fame, but celebrity status is not something Jackson found easy to deal with. In a revealing interview, he airs his criticisms of the rock and pop world, and talks about his aims and goals. The programme also features exciting performance footage of this multi-talented artist. Executive producer Janet Street-Porter
Producer/Director Maureen White (R)

Take 100
American cars that look more like juke boxes on wheels and race them from Guatamala to the Texas border. That's La
Carrera, the epic road movie. Music by Los Lobos.
Producer/Director Richard Pawelko (R)

A series of six programmes. 4: Fresh seafood salad and grilled shellfish are the common coastal specialities of Puglia. Valentina Harris goes inland to make the local pasta, orecchiette, with Natalizia Caroli. The neighbouring region of Basilicata makes up for its extreme poverty by creating a wealth of vegetable dishes, all flavoured with chilli pepper. And finally to Sicily, producer of the most exotic of regional cuisines.
Production assistant Diane Hadley Producer Clare Brigstocke
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The Intelligent Island What would it be like if every home and business were linked to every arm of government by computer? If every car and train journey was logged by computer? For the island state of Singapore, it is close to becoming a reality. Horizon examines
Singapore's undoubted achievements but asks what sort of society is being created. And can Britain afford to ignore their example? Writer/Producer Nigel Maslin Editor Robin Brightwell
A Diverse production for BBCtv
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Starring Johnny Cash, Andy Griffith

John Wallace is the ruthless 'king' of a Georgia county. When one of his 'business' operations strays into Coweta County, the sheriff vows to bring Wallace to justice.
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(Ceefax subtitles)

By the Liberal Democrats.

With Donald MacCormick.
Reporters: David Coss ,
Olenka Frenkiel , Anthony Howard , Peter Kellner , Peter Marshall ,
Julian O'Halloran , David Sells , Francine Stock ,
Janet Trewin , Mark Urban and Charles Wheeler. Editor Tim Gardam
Deputy Editors Keith Bowers and Emonn Matthews

The arts and media - live.

Arts Foundation Course
What does Cragside House tell us about Victorian life? Producer Nick Levinson (R)