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A roundup of business from the Lords and Commons.

Some Daytime on Two programmes are aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the very young.
Carol Vorderman explores numbers that crop up in music.maths helpline on [number removed] (24 hours).
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Teachers into Business and Industry
3: Partners in Education
Five case studies of education-industry links developing back in the school. Producer Roger Fry

Healthy Risks. There are no dos and don'ts - what matters is risk assessment and the need for proper precautions. (R)

Geordie Racer
5: Race Day. (R)

Caledonians and Romans
Treaty. The final episode of Don and Briga's brush with Roman culture. (R)

Circles. Using the Voice
Voices are used as natural musical instruments to create vocal sounds. (R)

Up in the Air. Wings (Part 3) Modem flight: from seaplanes to space shuttles. Ellis Ward and Simon Davies visit
Concorde. In the story, Angela goes to the airport and flies a plane - by mistake.
Producer Susie Nott-Bower (R)

15: The arrival at Planet
Thetea should be a routine landing, but without a computer the space lanes seem incomprehensible. (R)

A multi-media two-year GCSE course in German.
Du Bist Was Du Isst. (R)

Care and Conservation
Wild Island. Michael Scott visits the Island of Rhum, which is owned by the Nature Conservancy Council. (R)

Winning Through (R)

Every Night We Draw the Shutters. British Asian teenagers talk about what it's like to suffer racial attacks and explain what kind of action action they feel is needed to counter racism. (R)

Classic Texts
Great Expectations. Charting Pip's often painful journey of self-discovery, from childhood on the marshes to a life of 'great expectations'.
Director Jeremy Woolf Producer Geoff Wilson

Cartoon adventures of a boy called Harry and his friend the Thundercloud. Narrated by David Shaw Parker. (R)

For and Against. Zoos (R)

Weather followed by Words and Pictures
The Very Busy Spider (R)

Weekend Outlook helps you plan your weekend - a preview of programmes from the Open University on Saturday and Sunday.

The week's international action, including England v the Cameroons.
Snooker
The Benson and Hedges
Masters from the Wembley
Conference Centre: the third quarter-final played over the best of nine frames. If the seedings have worked out, world No 3 John Parrott will be playing sixth seed
Terry Griffiths. Commentary by Ted Lowe , Jack Kamehm and Clive Everton. Summaries by John Spencer and Ray Edmonds.
Introduced by Helen Rollason. Producer Sharon Lence
Editor Philip Bemie
Including at
3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News and Weather Regional News and Weather

Bali plus holidays for disabled people. Presented by Anne Gregg and Eamonn Holmes.
● FACTSHEET: send a large A4 sae to Factsheet 4. Holiday 91. [address removed].
● FACT-LINE: [number removed]. Calls cost 33p per minute off-peak and 44p per minute at all other times.
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Low fat spreads; yoghurt cake; and feeding a women's rugby team. Presented by Chris Kelly , Michael Barry and Jill Goolden.
RECIPES: in BBC Good Food magazine, £ 1.00 from newsagents; non-recipe information on BBC Fact Line [number removed]. Calls cost 33p per minute cheap rate. 44p per minute at other times.
● FOOD: page 16

Starring
Yul Brynner
George Chakiris
A spectacular adventure set in Ancient Mexico: Prince Balam succeeds to the Mayan throne as his country is being invaded.
Director J Lee Thompson * FILMS: pages 29-36

Julian Nundy of The
Independent on Sunday looks back at the week's events as they were reported in the national press.
A Granada production for BBCtv

A Price on Your Life?
Demand for health care is outstripping available resources. The NHS faces massive demands on its limited budget and doctors say that they are already being forced to choose which of their patients get treatment.
BBCtv's health correspondent Sarah Barclay examines the increasing pressure on health authorities to ration health care, and a controversial proposal that would allow some people to die for the good of others. Presented by Peter Taylor.
Editor Nigel Chapman

In the last in the series, David Stevens compares Stowe's landscaped garden with domestic plots. Also, there is a look at the work of two very alternative designers who set about building a garden of the future that uses unusual materials, which are not normally associated with the outside room.
Director/Producer Nick Patten ● GARDENING: page 1 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES

A comedy series written by Kim Fuller and Vicky Pile. Starring
Mark Arden
Stephen Frost
What Happened to the Gerbil? A stunt rabbit is murdered, thus severely damaging the British film industry. Did actor Duane Blake really do it and how tall is he? It's another tough case for Lazarus and Dingwall, but at least their teeth are clean.
Director Bob Spiers ● PICTURE STORY: page 75
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With Jeremy Paxman.

Forty-two years of Communist rule left Czechoslovakia nicknamed Absurdistan.
Among the bizarre tales told in this film are those of window cleaners with PhDs, film stars in gun battles with the secret police, and strippers vetted by Communist Party committees. Producer John Whiston
Editor Michael Jackson (R)

Starring
Peter Sellers
Dany Robin
Ghislaine, a beautiful French-woman, arrives in England to extract a promise of marriage from General Fitzjohn to whom she has remained faithful for 17 years. However, there is already Emily,
Fitzjohn's harridan of a wife.
From the play by Jean Anouilh Director John Guillermin ● FILMS: pages 29-36