8.55 An Introduction to
Economics
9.20 Exploring Educational
Issues
10.10 Technology: Facts Are Not Enough!
10.35 Getting Started with Your Computer
11.00 Managing Schools: Wroxham Primary
11.25 Arts: The Melbury Road Set
11.50 Personality,
Development and Learning: Children's Drawings
12.15 Changing Britain, Changing World: Beyond Famine
12.40 Panel Painting
1.05 Practical Conservation for Land Managers
1.55 Oceanography: Introduction

In India this 91-part epic
Indian drama is cult viewing for 115 million people who watch it on garlanded television sets. Based on an epic poem, this tale of love, war and good triumphing over evil is 15 times longer than the Bible.
(In Hindi with English subtitles.
Repeated tomorrow at 12.45am on BBCI)

Australia. Derek Nimmo reports on a fly-drive holiday to Melbourne and the state of Victoria. He visits the Healesville Sanctuary, Burnham Beeches , the Grampian mountains and Sovereign Hill in Ballarat. Producer Patricia Houlihan

In deepest Dorset lay an ancient farm, retaining a medieval field system, which had never seen the plough or chemical fertilisers. In 1988, the land was up for auction but an appeal was set up to save it. Director David Matthews
Producer Alexander Milne (R)

Starring
Judy Garland
James Mason
The story of a singer's spectacular rise to stardom, while her husband declines into alcoholism. Judy Garland 's brilliant performance and George Cukor 's stylish direction made this a most memorable screen drama.
Screenplay Moss Hart Producer Sidney Luft
0 FILMS: pages 29-36 ● CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Highlights from last week's editions of The Late Show.

The day's main stories presented by Moira Stuart.
Then Chris Lowe reviews the week's news, with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.
Followed by Weatherview

NEW The first in a series of four intimate documentaries on a nation at the turning point in its history. Together. In 1989, as the Communist regimes of eastern Europe were collapsing, a film crew quietly moved into a house in Warsaw. Their brief: to film Solidarity - once a group of underground dissidents, now turned politicians - as they struggled to create a new democratic
Poland. Throughout the year, access to the prime minister, his cabinet, Solidarity officials, Lech Walesa and their opponents revealed a close-up account of intrigue, fading dreams and a nation's dilemma.
Producer Boleslaw Sulik
Executive producer Paul Watson (Part 2 tomorrow at 8.05pm) ● DOCUMENTARY: page 12 ● PICTURE STORY: page 39

Hooray! Another dollop of television's favourite young lovelies - Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders. More funny, frolicsome family fun. Gather round the walnut veneer style television set, turn it on and giggles are assured.
Director Bob Spiers
Producer Jon Plowman (R)

A series of six one-man plays written and performed by John Sessions and recorded at the Half Moon Theatre in London.
3: Don Juan in Cornwall The tale of a middle-aged painter who fondly imagines that he is irresistible to women.
Director/Producer Geoff Posner

Tudo da Samba - Everything Makes for a Samba
Samba is the best known and most widely played kind of music in Brazil. Tonight, in the company of Jorge Ben, one of the country's leading samba musicians, Rhythms of the World explores the samba tradition. Although closely associated with carnival, samba encompasses several different styles, from delicate love songs to rousing dance music. Jorge Ben, along with two other giants of Brazilian music, Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso, demonstrates the variety of samba. Director Anthony Wall
Producer Francis Hanly C 0 PICTURE STORY: page 39 '

Starring Kyle MacLachlan Michael Ontkean
A restaurant critic travelling incognito and an.inscrutable Japanese gentleman are the latest arrivals in Twin Peaks.
As Josie Packard returns to find her work is nearly done, Donna and Maddie are just beginning theirs.
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The second in Andrzej Wajda 's celebrated trilogy is introduced by Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski. Kanal
Starring
Teresa Izewska
Tadeusz Janczar
Polish Home Army fighters, cut off by German soldiers, take refuge beneath Warsaw. Wajda brilliantly recreates an actual wartime incident in the terrifying sewer labyrinth.
Screenplay Jerzy Stefan Stawinski , based on his own novel
(A Polish film with English subtitles. Black and white)
Film Club presentation Adam Lowe (Screen Two: Korczak tomorrow at 9.00pm on BBC2) ● FILMS: pages 29-36 ● PICTURE STORY: page 39