6.45 Pine Point Mine:
Origins
7.10 Scenes from Dr Faustus by Christopher Marlowe

Marshall Farm at Woolsery in north Devon has been in the Stevens family for two generations. In the 1980s everything went sour. With the cuts in milk quotas, they can't make a living from the 200- acre dairy farm so they're selling up.
Presented by Ian Breach. Director Janet Crook
Series producer Howard Perks BBC South West (R)

Robin and Louella Henbury-Tenison continue their ride home from the South of France to
Bodmin Moor. (R)

How does the great British public really spend the weekend?
Nigel Farrell finds out. Producer Nigel Farrell Executive producer Peter Lowe (R)

Cameraman Sid Perou with the help of the Cave Diving Group has been under ground in northern England and the West Country to film some of the networks of caves previously unseen. Narrator: Ken Cooper. (R)

Starring
Peter Finch
Kay Kendall
David Prentice , a television drama producer, has a new and exciting idea for a programme: a fictional series about an ordinary married couple who are, in reality, husband and wife.
The natural choice seems to be Simon and Laura Foster , a showbiz couple who have a blissfully happy marriage - apparently.
Director Muriel Box
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Science-fiction series for under-5s. The pieman and piewife are up to their eyes in pies preparing for a local fair when they are interrupted.
Devised by Chloe Ashcroft and Peter Gosling
Music Peter Gosling Puppets Clare Beaton
Series producer Michael Cole Producer Sharon Miller (R)

Including the launch of the biggest survey of the British countryside.

Weather followed by You and Me
Series for 4-and 5-year-olds. (R)

Bernard Aldrich was river keeper to the late Lord
Mountbatten when this film was made. He is still the river keeper of the beautiful stretch of the River Test where it flows through Broadlands.
He has the kind of life many dream about.
Writer/Director Michael Croucher (R)

Weather followed by The Natural World
Where the prairies of America meet the great northern forest lies a natural parkland in which one tree is dominant, the trembling aspen.
Narrated by Sian Phillips. Filmed and directed by Robert J Long
Produced by Pelham Aldrich-Blake BBC Bristol (R)

Regional News and Weather

Starring
Hedy Lamarr George Brent
Following the sudden death of a fellow traveller, Hunt Bailey is drawn into the sinister world surrounding a beautiful woman - a woman who has become the object of a maniacal obsession.
Director Jacques Tourneur
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Including a remake of the classic prison comedy We're No Angels.

Starring
Roy Thinnes The extraterrestrials kidnap David Vincent 's brother, Dr Bob Vincent , and threaten to kill his pregnant wife.
(R)

Complaints against the police are at their highest level. Confidence in the force, especially among the young, has dropped dramatically. Can it be restored? Young people put their case to officers in the Words Apart studio and to young recruits beginning their police careers at the Metropolitan force's training school in London.
Director Nigel Shepherd Producer Neil McDonald

The first of a four-part series written and presented by Irish novelists. 'All fiction has its autobiographical roots, spreading through, in my case, a provincial world, limited and claustrophobic.' William Trevor , the distinguished short story writer and novelist, explores the landscape of his childhood - a small seaside town in County Cork. Cameraman Eric Gillespie Producer Tony McAuley BBC Northern Ireland

G is for Glazed.
Lucinda Lambton is found under ground on a bicycle made for two, reads some moving tales of self-sacrifice and passes her own sentence.
Executive producer Edward Mirzoeff
Director Andrew Gosling
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Inside the Revolution
For many people the Czechoslavak revolution was a dream come true, 20 years after Soviet troops swept into Prague. Yet behind the revolution were carefully laid plans, leading all the way to Moscow. John Simpson
tells the inside story using unique footage and featuring a special interview with Vaclav Havel , Czechoslovakia's new president.
Producer Marsh Marshall Editor James Hogan
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Director
Jiff Menzel 's gentle black comedy - his first film won an Oscar in 1966 and has since become a classic of Czech cinema.
In occupied Czechoslovakia during the Second World War a young apprentice railway guard leads a quiet, uneventful life in a small country station. Only the amorous exploits of the chief guard and dreams of his own romantic conquests relieve his boredom.
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With Jeremy Paxman in the studio and Peter Snow in Washington.
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From the early 70s to last year's revolution, British academics helped to run a secret university in Czechoslovakia, whose aim was to keep alive the spirit of free intellectual enquiry. Michael Ignatieff reports on the intellectual as undercover agent. Producer Julian Birkett
Executive Producer Kevin Loader

The Psychology of Addiction
A look at drug addiction. Producer Hugh Phillips