A roundup of business by the BBC's Parliamentary team.
Some Daytime on Two programmes are aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the very young. Most of this week's schools programmes are repeated from last week for the benefit of those taking half-term holidays.
Studying the quality of drinking water. (R)
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Louise Hall-Taylor goes for a walk down the Appian Way. (R)
The fourth in a series of seven programmes specially for people with learning difficulties.
The presenters talk to Sir Brian Rix and to Linda Phillips of YTS, about how to get work. (R)
Mathematical investigations.
Stone Soup. Tony Ross 's modern version of an old tale. (R)
The Beat. (R)
A series for 7- to 1 1 -year-olds.
What is believing? Timmy Mallett and Anju Misra look at beliefs. (R)
Water at Work. (R)
Me and My Bike. (R)
Aesthetics and design. (R)
Fir Wars. (R)
British social history. Trade union affairs since the Second World War. (R)
Disability - No Problem. (R)
infra-red light and ultrasonic sound. (R)
Cartoon with the voices of George Layton and John Telfer. (R)
Earthwatch: Pollution and Conservation. The water we use. (R)
Weather followed by Storytime
Stone Soup. (R)
From Rostrevor.
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Twin Peaks, a new series directed by David Lynch , begins tomorrow at
9.00pm on BBC2. Behind the Screen previews this gripping story of a murder hunt in small town America. Producer Catherine Elliott-Kemp
Weather followed by Wideworld
The Last Hunters. Andrew Koenig and his friends from Kivalina, a remote Alaskan settlement, hope to take another whale. But the skills and traditions of the Inupiat, as the eskimos prefer to be called, are dying. Director Graham Johnston
Series editor Tim Slessor (R)
A duel of words and wit between
Arthur Marshall with Mike Read and Jancis Robinson , and Frank Muir with Jane Glover and Spike Milligan. Referee Robert Robinson. Director/Producer Paul Ciani (R)
The first of ten weekday programmes. Do our schools teach children to fail? Peter Morgan , director general of the Institute of Directors, thinks so and has radical educational changes in mind. He talks to Anne Kelleher. Series producer Jenny Cowan
Starring
Joel McCrea , Virginia Mayo When Dave Rickard helps
Wes McQueen to escape from jail, he asks him to take part in one more robbery before reforming.
Director Raoul Walsh
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Normski presents the fast-moving dance show with the Dance Energy chart, the latest news from the dance capitals worldwide, and grooving studio bands. Producer Jaswinder Bancil
An Activate production for BBCtv
(Dance Energy Update' Wednesday at 6.50pm)
The series where the public can make programmes under their own editorial control.
Children of Fire. After 14 years of absence, Mai Masri , a Palestinian film maker returns to her hometown on the occupied West Bank,
Nablus. The Palestinian uprising, Intifada, will soon enter its third year. This continuing unresolved conflict has disrupted the lives of thousands and led to many casualties. This is her personal view of the lives of the Palestinian children caught up in the situation. Producer Jean Khalil Chamoun A Media production for BBCtv
Community Programme Unit editor Tony Laryea
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America at the Racial Crossroads
The second phase of the civil rights movement tells the story of the rise of black power and its achievements. Back to the Movement 1979-mid 80s
In December 1979, a black businessman was beaten by police for failing to stop at a red traffic light. He died. An all-white jury acquitted the policemen. In Chicago, an unprecedented grassroots movement educated black voters in city politics. This final programme assesses the achievements and setbacks in the 1980s. A Blackside Inc production
Hilarious disaster-movie spoof starring Joseph Bologna Stockard Channing
Cyclops, the world's first nuclear-powered bus, is about to make its maiden voyage from New York to
Denver, Colorado. But a gang is out to destroy the bus in the 'interests' of international oil companies.
Director James Frawley * FILMS: pages 3742
Jeremy Paxman and the top stories. Editor Tim Gardam
The live arts and media magazine. Executive producer Janey Walker Editor Roland Keating
