Living with Technology: Oil

Starring Jane Wyman Kay Kyser
Drafted into the army on his wedding day, unfortunate band leader Kay Kyser soon finds himself a target for assassins when he is assigned to counter-espionage work. But while dodging the bullets Kay still finds time to lead his band. and Kay Kyser 's Band. Director Tay Garnett
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Starring Gordon Scott
When a plane carrying a party of socialites crash-lands in the jungle, Tarzan must lead them to safety.
Director Bruce Humberstone
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The Tall Ship 'Royalist'. The sea cadets set sail in the square rigger Royalist in the tall ships race from Margate to Zeebrugge.
Narrated by Tom Salmon. Producer Brian Hawkins (R)

The long-haul trucker has been called 'the last American hero'. This film follows three truckers on their journey from Portland in Oregon to Phoenix, Arizona. Producer Richard Taylor
Series editor Anthony Isaacs

Publish and Be Read. Desktop publishing makes it easier to get into print, but it doesn't guarantee you'll be read. Good design can make all the difference. Michael McGuiness , designer of The Independent, has tips for would-be newspaper publishers. The producers of This Week in Wales prove that even beginners can succeed and the jazz magazine Straight No Chaser gets the seal of approval from graphic designer Neville Brody. Presented by Michael Bywater.
(Tomorrow: 'The Persuasion Game')

The animated adventures of Jimbo, a small jet plane. (R)

Cartoon series about a young girl who loves to draw. (R)

Wash Techniques of Painting
John FitzMaurice Mills invites you to start painting. (R)

BDA Centenary. The second of two reports on the British Deaf
Association's 100th birthday celebrations in Brighton includes deaf theatre groups from Japan and Russia. Presented by Maureen Denmark and Clive Mason.
Interpreted by Brenda Mackay and John Lee.
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Marlborough College Summer School. Travel writer
Desmond Balmer and family spend a week at summer school at Marlborough College in Wiltshire.
Series producer Patricia Houlihan

In 70 years, the Greyhound bus has become as much part of the American tradition as pecan pie.
Every day at noon a bus pulls out of the Seattle terminal and heads for Chicago, 2,000 miles away. By the time it arrives there 53 hours later, it will have crossed seven states, three time zones and been under the command of nine drivers. Narrated by Studs Terkel. Director Carina Cooper
A Westbourne Films production for BBCtv

Regional News and Weather

Starring
Harry Secombe
Maggie Fitzgibbon
'Teach in the sun' says the poster offering work in Australian schools. For amiable but shy Stanley Evans , a teacher in Wales, the idea is appealing. But things are not as he envisages.
Director James Gilbert
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Today's programme features the beautiful and versatile late-flowering clematis and a dream garden in Newcastle upon Tyne.
With Geoff Hamilton , Nigel Colborn and Anne Swithinbank.

First showing on network television. Starring Robert Taylor Geraldine Brooks
Chad Everett
Dedicated teacher George Dean meets half-breed Johnny Tiger at the Green Swamp Indian
Reservation and decides to coach him for a university scholarship. But Johnny is torn between his western lifestyle and his Indian heritage.
Director Paul Wendkos
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A classic American comedy starring Phil Silvers.

Sergeant Bilko invades Hollywood when a publicity agent picks him as the ideal soldier to become a movie star's newest flame. (R)

Another chance to see Alan Plater 's seven-part adaptation of Anthony Trollope's Barchester novels.
Starring Donald Pleasence, Nigel Hawthorne
3: Several years have passed since Mr Harding resigned as warden of Hiram's Hospital. Now his friend the bishop is dying.
Producer Jonathan Powell Director David Giles (R)
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A five-part series investigating what happens when patients believe they are victims of doctors' mistakes.
1: Jim's Fight for Justice.
Keith Blackburn was a happily married 34-year-old with a family of four when he went into Newcastle
General Hospital with chest pains. Three months later he was sent home with severe brain damage. What went so tragically wrong? Jim Blackburn , his father, had to take on the medical and legal professions to find out what had happened.
Narrated by Helena Kennedy. Series producer John Groom
Executive producer David Paterson
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Continuing the season of short films by writers new to television with a comedy seen through the eyes of a harassed waitress. A 'Sexy Susie' sundae and a breast-feeding mother collide in an American-style diner in Glasgow. Written by Paula Macgee
Producers Phillippa Giles and Vicky Licorish 0 BOOK: 'Debut on Two - A Guide to Writing for Television', C4.99, from booksellers.

Presented by Francine Stock.

American film-maker Oliver Stone , director of Platoon and Wall Street, talks to Jeremy Isaacs about his career and politics. Producer Julian Birkett

A Question of Evidence