Working for Love
Presented by Brian Curtois. Producers Janine Thomason and Geoffrey Sumner
Programmes for schools. Some may be unsuitable for the young.
2: Mechanisms. Dilly Bellingham visits Japan in search of 300-year-old wooden robots and Mat Irvine challenges you to design a new fairground ride. (R)
The Arabs. Every day millions of people face towards Mecca. Paul Coia explains why and tells the story of Muhammad's life and Sheelagh Gilbey visits the oldest minaret in the world - at Kairouan in Tunisia. (R)
Kim is physically disabled. Will she be allowed to go to the disco with her sister Sandra? (R)
This week the children find out all about canals and narrowboats, both now and in the past. With Vicky Licorish and Harry Towb.
What are the economic considerations involved when employers or individuals relocate? (R)
2: Children look at traffic problems in their Lancashire village, and make a wildlife garden in their Bristol school. (R)
Tony Neilson and Jennie Jay Williams visit the seashore on the Isle of Wight and find out about the different creatures that live in rock pools.
Series producer Julia Drum
The first of two programmes to help teachers in primary and secondary schools develop economic awareness in their pupils across the curriculum. (R)
1: Teachers who have participated in an industrial placement recount their experiences. (R)
The first of two programmes based on a report by Spiegel TV of Hamburg charting the extraordinary course of events that led to the opening of the Berlin Wall last November. (R)
The second episode in a two-part play about two young teenagers going through their first serious relationship. This week, the story from Vicki's point of view.
Doing Business in Germany. Now that the Berlin Wall has fallen, Germany can offer a potential market of some 80 million people. What will reunification mean to
British companies doing business there and how real are the opportunities in East Germany? In the second of three special reports, John Humphrys talks to business people who have been trying to break into what has been called the most difficult market in the world. (R)
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Charlie lands on Merrytwit and meets Edward, Trader Jones,
Captain Mildred, Arnold and Lewis T Duck. They all agree that the first thing Charlie must do is build a house - but where?
Cartoon with voices by Michael Williams , John Wells and Barbara Leigh-Hunt . (R)
A programme that explores the new freedoms and the new responsibilities involved in leaving home. (R)
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. (R)
Another chance to see an edition of Nature, the environmental series presented by Michael Buerk , this time with sign language and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
The Tanner. Oak, chestnut and mimosa are the raw materials of the tanning process. The tanner mixes the ingredients of his prescription with the care and skill of a chemist.
An RNTV/Faunafilm production
Carlos the mailman makes his deliveries by boat and travels 60 miles in three hours.
Live coverage of today's business in Parliament, including Prime Minister's Question Time.
Presented by Vivian White.
Commentator: Brian Curtois. Director Terry Patrick Editor John Anderson
England v New Zealand
Tony Lewis introduces further live coverage from Trent Bridge of the rest of the afternoon's play on the final day of the First Test in the Cornhill Insurance Test Series.
Laurel stars as an intrepid explorer who, with his trusty photographer friend (James Finlayson ), attempts a safari of wildest Africa.
Starring Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy
Stan's over-zealous sales pitch leads him and Ollie to jail where they meet a motley crew of misfits, including one who has an infallible plan for an escape. Well, almost infallible.
Films: pages 20-25
Holland v Egypt (Group F)
Live coverage of the whole match from Palermo. European champions, Holland, with the gifted Italian-based trio of Ruud Gullit, Marco Van Basten and Frank Rijkaard , open their World Cup campaign against African qualifiers Egypt. Now with Leo Beenhakker at the helm, the Dutch are well-favoured to win the tournament.
Players in the England team, fellow Group members, provide live reaction to the match plus the expert opinion of Ray Wilkins and Bob Wilson. Also, the goals from Belgium v South Korea (Group E). Commentator: Barry Davies.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
Last in the comedy series set in a community centre. The centre is up for a grant re-assessment and all goes well until Adam finds one of the grant assessors, a vicar, stark naked in the Geldof Room.
Written by Richard Cottan and Christopher Douglas Director Bob Spiers
Producer Andre Ptaszynski
A Pola Jones Film production for BBCtv
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Jeremy Paxman with the day's top stories at home and abroad. Editor Tim Gardam
Three American feature films touching on the Holocaust and its aftermath open in Britain this month. Tonight's programme talks to directors Costa-Gavras (Music Box), Jerry Shatzberg (Reunion), Robert M Young (Triumph of the Spirit) and others including Louis Malle and Edward Dmytryk about the ethical and artistic dilemmas of turning the Holocaust into cinema. Executive producer Kevin Loader Editor Roland Keating
Financial Cuts
A look at Cambridgeshire College of Arts and Technology's response to the National Advisory Body for Further and Higher Education's
1982-3 streamlining proposals. (R)
